Publisher's Synopsis
For genealogists and historians, parish registers are an invaluable resource for tracing family histories and understanding local communities. This comprehensive volume contains transcriptions of the parish registers of Fownhope, a village in Herefordshire, dating back to the 16th century. Frederick Arthur Crisp's meticulous work provides a window into the lives and culture of a rural English parish over the centuries.
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