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The transcriptions which I hold are listed here. Other data is available in some categories and I will continue to expand this collection.

I will make available here what I have, as and when I:
1.  obtain it;
2.  convert it appropriately;
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Census, Parish Register and other records (Dalwood extracts)

The following lists Dalwood data transcriptions which I hold. Use these lists as a guide, but, as is always the case with transcriptions, you should check the original document whenever possible.

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Stoke sub Hamdon, SOM, ENG
St Mary's church	Baptisms 1558-1965			Marriages 1558-1996 Banns 1754-1800			Burials 1558-1992
Congregational church	Baptisms 1868-2000			Marriages 1899-2000
Methodist church	Baptisms 1813-1979
Census	1841	1851	1861		1871	1881		1891	1901

Neighbouring village Stoke sub Hamdon 'strays', SOM & DOR, ENG
If you know of any transcriptions of other parishes in this area please let me know.
Ash, Bower Hinton, Crewkerne, Kingsbury Episcopi, Martock, Montacute, Norton sub Hamdon, Odcombe, South Petherton, Tintinhull	Parish/church registers (baptisms, marriages, burials)
Martock, Montacute, Norton sub Hamdon, Odcombe, South Petherton, Tintinhull	1841 '51 '61 '71 '81 '91 Censuses
Montacute, Odcombe, Yeovil, Street, Selwood, Sherborne, Melcombe Regis, Portland	1901 Census

All of Britain
Census	1851 (Devon, Norfolk and Warwick only)	1881	1901

South Australia, AUS
Civil registration	Births 1842-1906			Marriages 1842-1916			Deaths 1842-1970
Electoral rolls (note)	1903	1906	1909	1912	1939	1988	1991	1993	1998	2000
Directories (note)	1844 1851 1855 1856 1865 1875 1878 1879 1880 1882 1884 1887 1890 1896 1895 1905 1910 1914 1915 1917 1922 1923 1926 1927 1929 1936 1960 1969
Probate & Letters of Administration	indexes 1844-1979

Tasmania, AUS
Civil registration (+ECR)	Births 1803-1899		Marriages 1803-1899	Deaths 1803-1899
Electoral rolls (note)	1991	1993

New South Wales, AUS
Civil registration (+ECR)	Births 1788-1918			Marriages 1788-1945	Deaths 1788-1945
Electoral rolls (note)	1991	1992	1993

Western Australia, AUS
Civil registration	Births 1841-1905			Marriages 1841-1905	Deaths 1841-1905
Electoral rolls (note)	1990	1991	1993

Victoria, AUS
Civil registration	Births 1837-1920	Marriages 1837-1920	Deaths 1837-1920
Electoral rolls (note)	1991

Queensland, AUS
Civil registration (+ECR)	Births 1829-1889	Marriages 1839-1889	Deaths 1837-1889
Electoral rolls (note)	1991

Notes

ECR = Early Church Records
Some Australian civil registration records include some early church records which generally predate the introduction of civil registration.

Australian Electoral Rolls
Electoral Rolls are the only accessible source of official Australian residential information. No personally identifed data has been preserved from Australian censuses (except for some early colonial censuses) until the 2001 census (which will not be accessible until 2100). I have extracted Dalwood entries from the above selection of Australian electoral rolls, and can access others.

Australian Directories
So-called 'post office directories' (and more recently, telephone directories) are useful sources of Australian place-of-residence information. No personally identifed data has been preserved from Australian censuses, except for some early colonial censuses, (until the 2001 census). I have transcribed Dalwood entries from a selection of South Australia/Adelaide 'post office' directories, and can access others.

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