US Civil War Roll of Honour 1861 - 1865 - more information

Locations of the Soldiers Who Died in the Defence of the American Union - interred in the National Cemeteries and Suffered martyrdom in the Prison Pens throughout the South;

Roll of Honor, Vol. I
United States Soldiers interred at;

Washington D.C. from August 3 1861 to June 30 1865

Familyrelatives.com provides a growing selection of Military records a vital building block when researching your family tree for ancestors who served in the armed forces. Many of the Army records, Navy records and Royal Air Force are fully transcribed making it easier to search and locate your ancestors who served in World War One or World War Two. Other vital records include the National Roll, Commissioned Sea Officers of the Royal Navy, Roll of Honour, Royal Air Force lists, Army births, marriages and deaths abroad and records for the USA military.

There are over 1500 Parishes online in the following counties;

Pigot's Historical and Occupational Trade Directories now online on Familyrelatives.com

Pigot's Trade Directories 27 Counties
The Pigot's Directories are a unique collection of 27 Counties with invaluable occupational information for the 1830's going back as far as the time of William IV.

The Pigot's Directories currently cover the period from 1830 to 1839 before the official Civil Registration began and are a valuable source of additional information when researching your ancestors. All major professions, nobility, gentry, clergy, trades and occupations including taverns and public houses and much more are listed. There are even timetables of the coaches and carriers that served a town.