Barnsley Family History Society
Online Resources
This page includes a number of links leading to various resources for Family History research in Barnsley, contributed over the years by our members. Some of them have appeared in the Journal, others have been written specifically for the web pages, or expanded to make use of the additional space available. If you are a member of the Barnsley FHS, and feel you have something to contribute to these pages, please contact the webmaster directly.
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Monumental Inscriptions
Information collected by Gillian & John Nixon. (Church was demolished September/October 1993). Index included |
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| Collected by Hilda L. Dearnley and Mrs A. Harding. An Index is included. | |
| St John the Baptist, Cudworth | Information collected by Members of Barnsley FHS. An Index is included. |
| All Saints Church, Darton to 1850 only | Collected 1972-73 by Hilda L.Dearnley, Betty Wilkins and Maureen Parker. Alphabetical. |
| St Thomas' Church, Gawber | Collected 1972-73 by Hilda L.Dearnley, Betty Wilkins and Maureen Parker. Alphabetical. Partial listing only. |
| All Saints Church, High Hoyland | Collected 1975 by Hilda L. Dearnley. The Church is now redundant. An index is included. |
| St John the Evangelist, Hoylandswaine | Contributed by Cynthia Dillon. An Index is included. |
| St Mary's Church, Worsbrough | Contributed by the late William Morton. Index included. |
Barnsley Poll Books, 1835
Poll Books: Barnsley 1835 |
An index of names appearing in the 1835 Poll
book including township of residence, extracted by David Exley.
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Early Registration Districts in the Barnsley Area
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Colour-coded compilation, by Barry Kelly, of the original Registration Districts covering the areas and parishes of Barnsley from 1837, and subsequent changes in the 1850s. Barnsley proper was covered by the Ecclesfield District until its own Register Office opened in 1850, whilst part of the area came under Hemsworth Register Office. For those members who are not familiar with Barnsley in those times, this list should prove both interesting and of great help in their research. |
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