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Information about Berkshire

  • How to get started ( 6 Articles )
    How we can help you to start researching your family history
  • About Berkshire ( 5 Articles )

    Basic information the history of Berkshire

  • Berkshire Places ( 94 Articles )

    The place may be a town, such as Reading, with several parishes, a village with a single parish, or it may be the parish itself.

    If you know the name of the parish church you may be able to go to it directly under the Berkshire Churches listing below.

  • Berkshire Churches ( 22 Articles )
    This includes CoE parish churches and other places of worship, such as methodist or baptist churches
  • Berkshire Cemeteries ( 1 Article )

    Municipal (non-denominational) cemeteries in Berkshire

  • Berkshire Record Office ( 1 Article )

    Record Office in Berkshire

  • Berkshire Libraries ( 1 Article )

    Libraries in Berkshire

  • Berkshire Museums ( 1 Article )

    Museums in Berkshire useful to Family Historians

  • Berkshire Register Offices ( 1 Article )

    Register Offices in Berkshire

  • Berkshire Newspapers ( 2 Articles )
  • Berkshire PR Publications ( 1 Article )
  • Images of War Memorials ( 68 Articles )
    A project to put all war memorial images in Berkshire on this website. WORK IN PROGRESS.
  • Berkshire and the (First World) War ( 9 Articles )

    Index to Names in Photographs

    'Berkshire and the War' was published and printed by the Reading Standard in 1916. It contains 1500 individual named photos of Berkshire residents who were fighting at that time, it includes many serving in other than the County regiments, such as The Royal Flying Corps and The Guards.

    There are sections on Patriotic families, Brothers in arms, and many group photos, mostly only titled with the Battalion name. Also included are many pictures of Reading during the war and its many patriotic activities.

    Lastly there are a number of eye witness accounts of actions undertaken by The county regiment, The Territorials and The Berkshire Yeomanry.

    This index was compiled by Bill Boyall to make the task of finding a relative more simple.

    Click on the letter of a name that interests you to find out whether any person of that name appears in the photographs.

    We regret that we are currently unable to repond to queries for more information at the present time. However the photos are now published on CD. See purchase details in the Military and Maritime section of our Shop, if available.

  • Berkshire Poor Law ( 1 Article )

    The New Poor Law (1834+) in Berkshire