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"registres paroissiaux",  is a term needed to do internet searching in France sometimes.

If you havent seen this> http://genealogy.about.com/od/france/tp/France-Genealogy-Records-Online.htm                     

give it a try for furthering leads.....      my thought is that one may have to contact local libraries and historical societies preferable in French written requests in Pau if the scope of Mormon films did not cover the specific requisite. The International genealogical Index , however, for European countries was at the time a very big idea quashed by a lot of churches so the appearance of Mormons copies of registers usually was ambassy chapels of the British COmmonwealth,  larger churches of large cities and some dissenter groups [ ie Dutch Reform Church in SA and Netherlands as a very loose example]
The French archives do contain censuses back to about 1790 but one has to contact the Archives to see how in dickens one might access them, and they will not be available on FindMyPast or anc sites as licencing terms probably wouldn't allow them being available. 
You seem to have a lot of material already to do the construct you mention here and I think for the area and period you have done well to get back so far.

good luck

hi there,

I am seeking Grassthorpe, Normanton on Trent in the Phillimore Marriages volume....cannot seem to locate it on American Universities website.........   need to have complete version of book as need some entries from other churches mentioned.....  in PDF

Similiarly I am looking for Phillimores Marriages for Newark on Trent 1765 to 1836 as I have the castle and first portion........  preferably in PDF,     [ also looking for a transcript of St Margarets baptisms and deaths other than fs.o version]

also looking for any " Militia Lists " in pdf for any period...strange how I can find 4 for Northants but none for Notts.....

Also looking for PDF or Excel Parish Register Transcriptions of births, deaths and christenings of Normanton on Trent, Marnham and any surrounding villages.....

I am still chasing a transcribed copy of 1831 census for Newark on Trent irrespective of what details are contained within.........

Also interested in any directories or alamacs that have been digitally made ; other than ones that appear on historical directories website ......prefer any prior to 1840.

Next problem is that although Queen Elizabeth closed the Grassthorpe church in her reign ; does any one know of any information regarding the parish register from 1500 to 1600.   Most authors discuss the church being privatised into residence but not the fate of the register.   Also has anyone worldwide visited the old Grassthorpe church to photograph any remnants of gravestones or hatchments or gargiles etc......  which would make for an interesting website , not that I have inclination to make such......

Also I am looking for any transcriptions from Normanton on Trent or Marnham or North Clifton cemeteries or graveyards in a hope to identify some of the deaths in my cousins family lines.

I know its a big ask but none of the material  sought appears on ancestry or findmy past or subscription sites that I can see............  if you have material but dont wish others to know please do not hesitate to privately contact me via personal messaging.....

gratis muchos

Shergold

and merry christmas one and all.

Makes one wonder is the nephews poem "Isis" is written from the news on a daily front of newspapers or the recollections of Major John Shergold; either way to attach the man to his rightful lineage now makes the research for Archangel and Brighthelmston worthy of the time endured.......

I have a brickwall where a certain amount of profiling has been done and then some relevent facts are missing...... always the way I suppose....

I am looking for the death/ or burial / or funeral notice /or age at death /or probate /or any other information regarding one Major John Shergold Esq of Conisbrough , Yorkshire West Riding.

The gentleman in question is found paying his taxes** between 1797 and 1802 for a property in Conisbrough which included a garden noted by the Gentlemans Magazine where a Roman Path was found to be under the former.  There is no entry for the chap in the 1820 Directory, but not surprising since out of the 1142 inhabitants only 23 are listed on the page for the town. Amongst those was Rev Henry Watkins vicar and his service period at St Peter may have some bearing to Major John Shergold esq but that is not confirmed.

We know that Major John Shergold Esq was of the Sherwood Rangers, Retford Regiment of Nottinghamshire serving under Sir Thomas Wollaston White, 1st Baronet and this is confirmed by several mentions in London Gazette as well as the Stamford Mercury and the available historical book about the History of the Sherwood Rangers. It is known that between 1802 and 1808 Mr John Shergold Esq received his ranks ie Lieutenant, Captain and Major.    As well there is a probate of the Baronet in the Nottinghamshire archives for which both Gentlemen are mentioned with John Shergold to become a beneficiary for a property for 500 years [ yes 500 years......   they do things with a mild sense of humour in Nottinghamshire and Lancashire as one of the Molyneux family members received a land grant from King Charles for 1000 years] . The Baronet died 1815 so Major John Shergold Esq is probably still alive in that year but again this has not been confirmed.  I dont expect that our John Shergold Esq was going to be alive in 2315 AD even though he would have been a mighty fit chap with all the recorded marching of the Regiment throughout England.

What also at this time has not been made clear is whether in fact both gentlemen went to Spain under Wellington to fight against forces of Napoleon but I will settle for any information regarding his death or burial  from the apparently transcribed burials of 1555 to 1931 St Peter Conisbrough; so his birthplace and genealogical structure can be determined.

**I would like to also point out that in the Tax records the place names of Strafforth and Tickhill were mentioned and have no idea to what end those two places which are some distance from Conisbrough would even be on the entries.

I would also be interested in any biographical entries in English published material ie National Biography which I do not have access to.

Thank you in advance for any contributions that come forth.

Marty Shergold

And Merry Christmas

could you please explain the "rebellion of 1746 in Newark or Nottinghamshire" ?

just watched a great clip on utube of Newark on Trent taking one around the historical streets etc...  good to see where the ancestors trampled.....

cheers