Researching Your Family History
Free search sites
There are many sites which offer search facilities but at a cost, while a lot of initial research can be carried out without making any payment. The information covering the census years 1841 to 1911 is now available using a free search of listings at http://www.1901censusonline.com but access to actual census record requires payment.
http://www.freebmd.org.uk offers a free Births, Marriages and Deaths listings which covers roughly 1800 to about 1950, although transcription is still being carried out, so is not complete. Use the place, listing Volume and Page Number to trace both marriage partners.
Really useful link to parish registers for Chapel Allerton (kindly provided by Verity from 'Dustydocs').
Somerset Records Library
(Previously The Somerset Records Library)
This is housed in the new purpose build Somerset Heritage Centre in Brunel Way, off Silk Mills Lane, Norton Fitzwarren, next to Westcountry Feeds.
The Centre holds microfiche copies of the entire UK census records from 1851-1911, along with microfiche records of Somerset parish registers and other Somerset County files.
Historic Families of the Allertons
Caple Family: Stone Allerton 1900s
Researcher: Patricia of Liverpool
Descendant of:
Joseph Caple, eldest son of Joseph Caple (snr) and his 3rd wife Georgina (Rosina) Ham, settled in Liverpool.