
Links
The following links are not governed by familytreeuk.co.uk but we think that you will find them useful in your research.
Cambridgeshire Places
- Ely Cemetery
- www.elymuseum.org.uk
- Haddenham Online
- Little Downham Local History and Archive Group
- The Littleport Society - official website
- Little Thetford.org
- Mepal Parish
- Pymoor Memories
- Stretham through time
- Wicken church, Cambridgeshire
- Witcham Village
- Witchford Online
Cambridgeshire History Resources
- CAMDEX
Find and order certificates online from Cambridgeshire registrars. - The Cambridgeshire Family History Society
The Cambridgeshire Family History Society (CFHS) website containing an abundance of information online and within their offline resources. They publish regular newsletters, cd-roms, microfiche and books and work tirelessly to record, maintain, transcribe and provide history for the old counties of Cambridge and Isle of Ely. - The Littleport Society
The Littleport Society is a potential treasure trove for genealogists researching their connections to the market town of Littleport. The Society holds a large number of various records - maps, census returns, photographs and transcripts of the Parish Church Registers, to name but a few. The Society also produces books and leaflets about Littleport which can be purchased from them directly. - The Cambridgeshire Collection
A large archive in Cambridge, containing documents, newspaper archives and other invaluable Cambridgeshire information. - Cambridge Time Traveller
209radio presenter, Fonz Chamberlain's website that accompanies his 'Cambridge Time Traveller' show. - Cambridgeshire Archives and Local Studies
Information on the archives held at Cambridge's Records Office.
Cambridgeshire Maps
General Genealogy and History Resources
- www.findmypast.com
- www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/default.asp
If you know your certificate references, you can order copies of the original entries online. - www.freebmd.org.uk
Use this site to find the certificate references you need (see link above to order them online). - www.cyndislist.com
Back in 1996, when the internet was still in nappies, Cyndi's List brought together thousands of really useful sites for Family Tree/Genealogy research. It's still going today! - www.lostcousins.com
Add your relatives using the Census references and find others who have entered the same family. - www.familysearch.org
Popular resource provided by the Mormon Church - a 'must-visit' site. - www.genesreunited.com
One of the most used and well known genealogy sites around with many popular and useful features. - www.rootschat.com
An excellent resource for researching your family tree. Contributing to this forum has aided me vastly in finding living relatives and information from registers. - www.victorianweb.org
I wonder what the internet would have been like if the Victorians had invented it? Here's the next best thing. - www.bbcwhodoyouthinkyouare.com
BBC's Who Do You Think You Are website - video, magazine features and forums. - www.genuki.org.uk
- http://booth.lse.ac.uk/
Charles Booth's poverty map of London at the end of the 19th Century. - DirectoryGenealogy.com
provide genus information and resources. - The Victorian Ladies forum
- British Surnames
Find information about your surname or chat with others in the forum. - 1and1.co.uk
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