[Bell Historians] Re: Benjamin Annable
Richard Smith
richard at j7SpxsgBKN-bv4jGJMVdipSGKL2e2BqjbofoOWlHjmNK7LxwVLwrrzJGP0S5zY-AB37oo_8CDSJzfwU.yahoo.invalid
Thu Sep 16 21:58:32 BST 2010
Thanks for your various suggestions, Chris.
Chris Pickford wrote:
> RAS says "In 1777 the Cambridge Youths refer to "the
> printed register of the society beginning in the year
> 1667, and regularly transmitted down to the present time".
>
> Might be worth checking the British Library's Eighteenth
> Century Short Title Catalogue (ESTC) for this.
This appears to grown into the 'English Short Title
Catalogue', but I can't find anything plausible. Of course,
if it's not obviously identifiably associated with Cambridge
or with ringing, then it could be hard to find, even with
the index -- e.g. if it's listed as "Unidentified society
membership list".
But I do have a one theory on where it might have ended up
which I'm planning to investigate in due course.
> There is a National Burials index project, but not -
> unless I'm out of date - a single database or search
> portal
It appears to be available for purchase here:
http://www.ffhs.org.uk/projects/nbi/nbi-overview.php
RAS
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