Berkshire Record Society Explained
The Berkshire Record Society is a text publication society founded in 1993 to produce scholarly editions of important documents relating to the history of Berkshire, England, held at the Berkshire Record Office and elsewhere. It is a registered charity.[1]
Selected publications
- Correspondence of the Foundling Hospital Inspectors in Berkshire, 1757–1768
- Berkshire Glebe Terriers, 1634
- Berkshire Overseers' Papers, 1654–1834
- Berkshire Probate Accounts, 1583–1712
- Enclosure in Berkshire, 1485–1885
- Reading Gild Accounts, 1357–1516 (Part I)
- Reading Gild Accounts, 1357–1516 (Part II)
- Newbury Kendrick Workhouse Records, 1627–1641
- Berkshire Nonconformist Meeting House Registrations, 1689–1852 (Part I)
- Berkshire Nonconformist Meeting House Registrations, 1689–1852 (Part II)
- Thames Navigation Commission Minutes, 1771–1790 (Part I)
- Thames Navigation Commission Minutes, 1771–1790 (Part II)
- The Diocese Books of Samuel Wilberforce
- Berkshire Religious Census 1851
- Berkshire Probate Index, 1480–1652 (Part I: Personal Names)
- Berkshire Probate Index, 1480–1652 (Part II: Place Names)
- Berkshire Probate Index, 1480–1652 (Part III: Occupations)
- Diaries and Correspondence of Robert Lee of Binfield 1736–1744
- Reading St Laurence Churchwardens' Accounts, 1498–1570 (Part I)
- Reading St Laurence Churchwardens' Accounts, 1498–1570 (Part II)
- The Church Inspection Notebook of Archdeacon James Randall 1855–1873 and other records
- Newbury and Chilton Pond Turnpike Records 1766–1791
- Berkshire Feet of Fines, 1307–1509 (Part I Fines 1307–1399)
- Berkshire Feet of Fines, 1307–1509 (Part II Fines 1400–1509 and Index)
External links
Notes and References
- Web site: Charity Details. Beta.charitycommission.gov.uk. 1 December 2017.
