Researching Family Trees pre 1800 (General)
by m p griffiths 
, Sunday, February 27, 2011, 11:19 (5022 days ago) @ roy meek
What christian/surnames are you looking for?
The earliest records on FOD is 1538 (98 entries)
The Gloucester Marriage Index have a few back to 1625.
The Church of Latter Day Saints site is also very useful
as is the Gloucestershire Records Office Database (including Wills from 1541)
http://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/archives
Earlier records are sometimes written in Latin - as in my 'family records' - and I used paid Researchers to search Gloucestershire/Wiltshire/Berkshire Records Office for these documents.
Also not forgetting exchange of information with fellow researchers via various websites.
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