JNINDEX

ISLE OF WIGHT FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY JOURNAL

GENERAL INDEX OF JOURNALS

Volumes 1-59 Winter 1985 - November 2000

This is a list of subjects, surnames, place names, etc. in articles printed in the journals volumes 1-59 winter 1985 - November 2000. The subjects are listed in alphabetical order, with volume number and page number(s). Where pages are listed e.g. 5-8, this indicates that the name appears on all pages in the range, i.e. 5, 6, 7, and 8. A page listing indicates that there is at least one appearance on the page, but there may well be more than one and, in some cases, there may be several. It is recommended that the whole article should be read.

SUBJECT	VOLUME	PAGE(S)
1821 Census, enumerator's book for Ryde	14	11
1851 Census Bedfordshire Index	8	6
1851 Census Berkshire Index	8	6
1851 Census Dorset Index	24	13
1851 Census Dorset Index	27	32
1851 Census East Surrey Index	17	5
1851 Census East Sussex Index	6	5
1851 Census Hampshire Index	21	4
1851 Census Hampshire Index, IOW volumes	13	6
1851 Census Hampshire Index, omissions from	46	9
1851 Census IOW Surname Index	10	7
1851 Census IOW Surname Index	26	16
1851 Census Oxfordshire Index	21	9
1851 Census West Middlesex Index	16	7
1851 Census, IOW Surname Index	53	57
1851 Census, Isle of Wight strays in Leeds	37	24
1861 Census, Southampton, IW strays	57	46.47
1871 Census, contemporary observations	21	26-28
1871 Census, difficulties in completion of returns	21	27
1871 Census, qualifications of enumerators	21	26
1881 Census	59	26
1881 Census Index	43	22
1881 Census Indexing Project	20	11
1881 Census on CD ROM	55	36
1881 Census, Portsea, IOW strays	33	26-30
1891 Census	56	64
1891 Census	59	26.27
1891 Census searches	25	14
1891 Census, Index of	56	33
1891 Census, IOW, help offered	53	52
1891 Census, IOW, help offered	54	61
1891 Census, IOW, some oddities	55	33.58
1891 Census, Name Index, IOW	30	40
1891 Census, Name Index, IOW	34	19
1891 Census, Newcastle on Tyne Index	29	44
1891 Census, Place Index, IOW	30	39
1891 Census, Place Index, IOW	34	19
1st Dragoon Guards	25	48
a BECKET, Thomas, Archbp of Canterbury, c1118-1170	35	14
a BECKET, Thomas, Archbp of Canterbury, c1118-1170	46	12
abbreviations, common in family history	5	13
ABRAHAM family history	32	4.24
ADAMS, Rev W, writer	53	20
advertisements, C19th	3	12
Afton Manor	21	34
Afton Manor, sale and development of land	56	50
agricultural depression, 1870-90	56	36
agricultural labourers, difficulties of	30	11
agricultural labourers, living conditions	11	1
agricultural labourers, living conditions	50	29
agricultural labourers, wages	11	1.2
agricultural occupations, C19th	49	16.17
agricultural prosperity, 1850-70	56	36
Agricultural show	56	2
Agricultural show, purchase of permanent site	56	6
agriculture in C18th & C19th	29	8
agriculture in the C19th	21	21
agriculture, major changes in	49	12-15
agriculture, shedding of labour, 1871-1911	50	20
agriculture, use of horses	49	15
air raids, Cowes	15	30
Albany Barracks	13	20
Albany Barracks	4	2
Albany Barracks, accommodation	4	2
Albany, Duke of, Army CinC, 1790	4	2
albatross, catching of	39	52
ALBEMARLE, Lord	22	22
Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence, s of Edward VII	30	10
Albert, Prince Consort	22	2
Albert, Prince Consort	23	39
Albert, Prince Consort	27	22
Alberta, Royal Yacht in collision	30	31
alehouse certificate, copy of	36	22
alehouse certificates, 1833	36	20-22
Alexander I, Tsar of Russia	26	4
ALEXANDER, Daniel, architect of Dartmoor Prison	36	26
ALEXANDER, William, 1st Earl of Stirling	21	40
Alexandra, Princess of Wales	20	2
Alfred the Great	10	4.5
Alicante, Siege of	9	12
ALLENBY, Gen Sir Edmund	30	25
ALLINGHAM, Helen, C19th artist	24	2
ALLINGHAM, Helen, C19th artist	43	42
Alumni Oxoniensis	25	32
Amicia, Countess of Devon	34	18
Amish people of USA	26	8
AMPHLETT one name study group	8	6
ancestors in London, some problems	51	46.47
ancestor's journal, early C19th	10	12
ancestor's journal, early C19th	8	9.1
ANDREWS family	47	20.21
ANDREWS memorial jug	39	43
ANDREWS memorial jug	43	36951
ANDREWS, in Yarmouth parish registers	54	51
ANDREWS, IOW to New Zealand	34	12.13
angle bastion forts	52	38
ANGLESEY, Marquess of, Governor of the Island	55	19
angling	58	27
Anglo-German FH Group	7	3
Anglo-German FHS	11	5.6
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle	10	4
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle	54	48
Anne of Bohemia, wife of Richard II	14	7
Appley House School	15	26.27
Appley House School, distinguished former pupils	15	27
Appley House School, war dead	15	27
apprenticeship	38	22
apprenticeship, exploitation of	55	10
Appuldurcombe House	10	6
Appuldurcombe House	19	33
Appuldurcombe House	40	12
Appuldurcombe House	59	24-27
Apse Reach cottages	54	34-36
archery	12	9; 57. 40
archery	58	17
archives, national service in danger	23	9
Army records	24	5
Army records	46	13.14
Army records at PRO	20	4
Army, organisation of	46	14
Army, pay, late C19th	24	5
Army, uniforms, late C19th	24	5
ARNOLD family	24	9
ARNOLD family	34	20-22
ARNOLD, Dr Thomas, Head Master, Rugby School	48	29
ARNOLD, Dr, Thomas, Head Master of Rugby School	24	9
ARNOLD, Matthew, poet	24	9
ARNOLD, William, Collector of Custom, Cowes, 1778-1818	54	8
Arreton Manor	12	13
Arreton Manor	26	12
Arreton Manor	5	8.9
Arreton Manor	50	46.47
Arreton Manor, murders	5	9
Arreton Rectory	5	8
Arreton School	20	12
Arreton School	50	48
Arreton School, admission registers, 1869	18	23-25
Arreton School, extracts from the log books	17	19-21
Arreton School, extracts from the log books	42	24-26
Arreton School, extracts from the log books	43	26-28
Arreton School, extracts from the log books	44	40-43
Arreton School, extracts from the log books	45	48-51
Arreton School, photograph	45	52.53
Arreton, Accounts of Overseers of the Poor, 1758-86	30	26
Arreton, benefactors	5	8
Arreton, extent of medieval parish	50	46
Arreton, St George's	5	8
Arreton, St George's	50	46
Arreton, Style House	52	4
arson on the IOW	13	25
Arthur, Duke of Connaught, s of Queen Victoria	27	22
assistance to paupers, C18th	34	32.33
Associated British Ports Ltd	54	25
Athena House	18	7
ATKEY family	52	37
ATKEY family	53	54
attending a family history conference	34	38
Aurora Borealis	10	13
Australian gold rush 1851-52	40	25
Australians on the Isle of Wight	38	53
availability of fresh water	39	8
BADEN-POWELL, Lord, death of, 1941	44	48
badgers, introduction to Island, 1920's	52	20
BAKER FHA	4	13
BAKER, Abraham, Southampton murderer, 1855	29	10.11
BAKER, Enid, obituary	40	13
BALCHIN one name study	16	7
BALLARD One Name Society	21	9
Band of Hope	24	5
Band of Mercy	54	3
Bank Holiday visitors 1872	30	34
BANNISTER & Co, rope makers	15	30
BANNISTER family	3	5
BANNISTER family	57	11
BANNISTER family of Newport	25	37-39
BANNISTER family tree	3	6
BANNISTER, John, list of debtors to, 1731-40	19	31.32
BANNISTER, William, rope maker, Cowes, early C19th	19	30-32
BANNISTER, William, rope maker, Cowes, early C19th	41	29
baptism, registration of, 1538	44	18
Baptist Association	52	6
Baptists on IOW	15	31-33
BARING, Sir Godfrey, Bt MP Chairman IOWCC	2	4
BARING, Sir Godfrey, Bt MP Chairman IOWCC	36	18
BARING, Sir Godfrey, Bt MP Chairman IOWCC	52	18
BARNARD family of Cowes	44	37408
BARNES family of Freshwater	40	57
BARNES family of Freshwater	53	43-45
BARNES/YOUNG/STARK family Bible	36	43
Barnsley FHS	35	30
BARRINGTON family	47	4
BARRINGTON, Sir John, of Swainston Manor	12	1
BARRINGTON, Sir John, of Swainston Manor	34	2
BARRINGTON, Sir John, of Swainston Manor	42	39
BARRINGTON, Sir John, of Swainston Manor	52	24
Barton Corner Bible Christian Chapel	43	18.19
Barton School	25	21
BASKETT family	14	12
bathing, domestic	57	24
Battenberg Chapel, Whippingham Church	32	5
Battenberg, Prince Henry of, husband of Princess Beatrice	26	26
Battenberg, Prince Henry of, husband of Princess Beatrice	27	3
Battenberg, Prince Henry of, husband of Princess Beatrice	43	41
Battenberg, Prince Henry of, husband of Princess Beatrice	51	23
Battenberg, Prince Henry of, husband of Princess Beatrice	52	4.21.42
Battenberg, Prince Henry of, husband of Princess Beatrice	52	42
Battle Abbey, Sussex	58	3
battle between Saxons and Jutes, Downend, 530 AD	26	14
beach-combing	54	2.17
Beatrice, Princess, d of Queen Victoria	15	4
Beatrice, Princess, d of Queen Victoria	26	25
Beatrice, Princess, d of Queen Victoria	27	3.11
Beatrice, Princess, d of Queen Victoria	32	5
Beatrice, Princess, d of Queen Victoria	45	25
Beatrice, Princess, d of Queen Victoria	52	4.20.42
Beatrice, Princess, d of Queen Victoria	52	42
Beatrice, Princess, marriage of, 23 JUL 1885	44	42
BEAUFORT, Duke of	24	16
BEAVIS family	28	24
bedding and linens	50	15.16
BEDFORD, 7th Duchess of	53	4
bee-keeping	37	18-21
BEETON, Mrs	55	26-30
beginners' mistakes in family history	35	2.6
BEKENs of Cowes Ltd	48	40
BELFAST, Lord, Marquess of Donegal	53	48
BELL, Alexander Graham	21	2
Bembridge Airport	51	29
Bembridge Airport	6	14
Bembridge inns	6	14
Bembridge lifeboat	6	13.14
Bembridge Local History Group	26	2
Bembridge School	18	32
Bembridge School	51	29
Bembridge schools	6	14
Bembridge Windmill	6	12
Bembridge, Brannon's description	49	27
Bembridge, Crab and Lobster	6	8
Bembridge, development of	6	12
Bembridge, development of Forelands	6	8
Bembridge, history of	51	28
Bembridge, Holy Trinity	6	13
Bembridge, lifeboats	51	29
Bembridge, Peacock Hill	11	40513
Bembridge-Portsmouth passenger service	6	13
benefactors, generosity of local	11	2
BERRYMANs of Northwood	49	46-51
BESSANT family	11	19
Bible Christian Movement	41	30.31
Bible Christian movement	44	21
Bible Christian Schoolroom, Wroxall	38	61
bicycle, riding furiously	41	64
bicycles, introduction of	59	19.2
bicycles, manufacture of	12	3
bicycles, types and use of	40	23.24
Big R database	34	37
Bill of Rights, 1689	50	18
Billingham Manor	26	13
Binstead Drill Hall	58	1
Binstead Drill Hall	59	29.36.37
Binstead, area and population	52	28
Binstead, area and population	7	9
Binstead, history of	52	28
Binstead, Holy Cross	52	28
Binstead, Holy Cross	7	9
Binstead, quarries	7	9
BIRCHENOUGH, family skeletons	10	4
BIRCHMORE family	35	7
Birchmore Farm, Blackwater, threshing gang	37	1
Birmingham Central Library, family history service	19	12
bishop's transcripts	24	32.33
Black Death	47	5
BLACK-BARNES family	59	24.26
Blackgang Chine	14	28
Blackgang Chine	59	52.53
Blackgang, major landslide	56	6
blacksmiths, of Freshwater	56	54
Blackwater Mill	23	33
BLAKE family of Arreton	32	25
BLAKE, James Ruffin, 1833-1900, diary in IWRO	21	2.3
blood groups of the IOW	11	38930
Board of Trade	52	32
BOARD, Phineas, trumpeter on HMS Victory	48	61
boatbuilders of Fishbourne	57	28
BOCLAND, Gen Maurice	35	15
Bodleian Library	25	31
Boer War	52	42
Boer War	53	8
Boer War, end of	56	4
BOLEYN, Mary, later CAREY	48	27
Bolton Yacht	56	7
Bolton, Portsmouth yard yacht	54	64
Bolton, yacht of Governor of the Island, C18th	10	1
bomb in Collingwood Rd Shanklin	36	46
Bonchurch, area and population	8	12
Bonchurch, development of	53	20
Bonchurch, landslips	53	20
Bonchurch, Manor of	53	20
Bonchurch, notable residents	8	12.13
Bonchurch, Old Church	36	55
Bonchurch, smuggling	8	13
Bonchurch, St Boniface's, building of new church	53	20
Bonchurch, St Boniface's, New Church	8	12
Bonchurch, St Boniface's, Old Church	53	20
Bonchurch, St Boniface's, Old Church	8	12
book-finding service	23	7
BOOTY, James, bankruptcy, list of persons involved	33	22
BOOTY, James, bankruptcy, list of persons involved	34	23-25
BOOTY, James, grocer of Newport, 1825	33	20-22
Borthwick Institute	54	47
bottles for local history	38	24.25
BOURBON, Duc de, later Prince de Conde	29	7
BOURBON, Duc de, later Prince de Conde	33	7
BOWERMAN family	11	9
BOWERMAN family	56	30
Boys' Brigade	59	36.37
Boys' Brigade Camp, St Helens, 1936-38	27	28
Brading Harbour & Railway Company	42	7
Brading Haven	54	48
Brading Haven, draining of	6	12
Brading Haven, draining of	9	14
Brading Town Hall	54	48
Brading, area and population	9	13
Brading, Bembridge and St Helens, Pigots Directory,1830	38	50.51
Brading, Bull Ring	9	13
Brading, Coastguard	3	4
Brading, St Mary's	54	48
Brading, St Mary's	9	13
Brading, waxworks museum	54	49
BRANNON, George	18	33
BRAUND family	23	5
BRAUND of Bucks Mill, Devon	5	4.6
BRAUND One Name Society	18	6
BRAUND, a family study	18	6
BRAUND, L C, 1875-1955, England Cricket Captain	18	7
BRAUND, Mary, transportee	9	1.2
Braunstone House School for girls	56	54
breakfast dishes, cooking of	56	22
BRETHERTON, Mr and Mrs Augustus Harvey	56	53
BRETT, John, Pre-Raphaelite artist	24	2
brewers and brewing	22	3
brewing and innkeeping	37	2
brewing on the IOW, data available	15	8
brick firing	25	4
brick making	25	3.4
brick making	35	18-21
brick making	44	39
brick making	53	10-18
brick making at Wootton	20	3
brick making, C19th life style	54	14.15
brick making, child labour	53	12.13
brick making, history of	53	15
brickfield, Hillis Farm	44	9
bricklaying	56	19
brick-making families	25	4
brick-making families	37	17
brick-making kilns	53	14.18
brick-making museum	53	13
bricks, tax on	54	16
Brickwoods Brewery	28	15.28
brickworks	56	18
brickworks, Gunville	27	5
Brickyard Act 1871	53	13
brickyard, Lower Elmsworth	54	22
BRIERLEY, Sir Oswald, C19th marine artist	24	2
Brighstone Burial Register	26	23
Brighstone inns	10	15
Brighstone lifeboat	31	18
Brighstone Mill	10	16
Brighstone Mill	55	25
Brighstone Rate Books	12	1.6.7
Brighstone School	10	16
Brighstone School	21	36
Brighstone School	55	25
Brighstone, Baptism registers, excerpts	16	15
Brighstone, lifeboats	55	24
Brighstone, smuggling	10	16
Brighstone, St Mary's	10	15
Brighstone, St Mary's	55	24
Brighstone, three bishops	10	15
BRIGHT family history	36	36
BRIGSTOCKE and related families	25	39387
BRIGSTOCKE Bible	24	2
BRIGSTOCKE Bible	25	7
BRIGSTOCKE family of Ryde	26	42
BRIND family, stonemasons	58	53
Britannia, yacht owned by EdwardVII	38	37
Britannia, yacht owned by George V	27	8
British & Foreign Schools Society	25	6
British Family History Conference (Cherry Stones)	30	16
British Family History Conference (Cherry Stones)	38	6.8.9
British Family History Conference (Cherry Stones)	39	6.7
British Family History Conference (Cherry Stones)	40	38534
British Library	21	8
British Library	38	49
British Newspaper Library	48	45
British School for Boys, Cowes	21	13
British Telecom archives	40	4
Brook Hill House	56	30
Brook House	56	30
Brook School	56	30
Brook, lifeboats	11	9
Brook, St Mary the Virgin	11	9
Brook, St Mary the Virgin	56	30
BROOKE, Col Howard, Master of IW Hunt	52	16.2
Brown, Gen Sam, death of at Ryde	56	3
BROWN/BRUNNE family history	38	43
Bruntsfield School	59	55.58
BUCK family history	21	16
BUCK, W, fl 1876-90, water colourist	27	5
BUCKETT, Jill, obituary	31	3
Buckingham Palace	49	37438
BUCKINGHAM, Duke of	45	26.27
BUCKINGHAM, Marquess of	24	5
BUCKLER families	57	50
BUCKLER family	32	22.23
builders, of Freshwater	56	54
buildings on Isle of Wight, decorative features of	56	18.19
BUNT, John, booking agent for emigration	52	10
burial	44	20
burial in woollen	22	39
burial of baby at sea	38	45
burial of paupers	45	47
burial of the poor	44	21
BURNE-JONES	18	33
BURNEY, Edgar, water colourist	26	2
BURNEY, Fanny, novelist	26	2
burning in effigy, St Helens, 1872	33	25
BURT & Company, brewers	31	8
BURTON family	33	10-13
Bus route, first Island	56	5
BUTCHER photographs	51	57
butchery in C17th	36	33
BUTT, Charles, bigamist, 1840	3	39326
buying clothes	39	14
BUZZACOTT FHS	42	55
BYAM family history	42	19
BYAM family, royal connections	48	27
bygones	42	33
bygones exhibition	38	6.7
Calbourne Mill	12	9; 57. 41
Calbourne Roller mill	42	16-18
Calbourne School	12	9
Calbourne School	12	9; 57. 41
Calbourne School	52	3
Calbourne sheep dip	14	2
Calbourne, All Saints', monumental inscriptions	32	13-15
Calbourne, All Saints', plaques	37	54
Calbourne, chapels	12	9
Calbourne, map of northern part of parish, showing farms	48	8
Calbourne, mills	12	9
Calbourne, parish registers, copies of certain marriages	56	58
Calbourne, rectors of	12	8
Calbourne, Sun Inn	59	15
Calbourne, traders	12	9
Calbourne, Westover House	12	9
Calbourne, Woods Lane	47	14.15
calendars	18	19-22
calendars, days of the week	20	13
CALLAN family	1	3
Cambridge University	21	36
CAMERON, Charles Hay, husband to Julia Margaret	59	3
CAMERON, Julia Margaret, photographer	27	7
CAMERON, Julia Margaret, photographer	59	37438
Camp Hill Prison, as Borstal Institution	56	6
Camp Hill Prison, opening of	56	4
Camp Hill Prison, riots	56	5
CAMPBELL, Harriet (Hatty), model to JM Cameron	59	5.6
cannon guns	52	39
Canterbury Cathedral	23	33
Cape Colony, establishment of	42	37347
CAREY, Sir George	58	38
CAREY, Sir George	59	22
CAREY, Sir George, Governor of the Island, 1588	10	10
CAREY, Sir George, Governor of the Island, 1588	13	19
Carisbrooke Castle	13	19
Carisbrooke Castle	14	21.22
Carisbrooke Castle	14	8
Carisbrooke Castle	18	33
Carisbrooke Castle	21	7
Carisbrooke Castle	40	45
Carisbrooke Castle	52	4.5.42
Carisbrooke Castle	58	38
Carisbrooke Castle Chapel	20	29
Carisbrooke Castle Museum	27	3
Carisbrooke Castle Museum	52	4.5
Carisbrooke Castle Museum, Friends of	45	25
Carisbrooke Castle Museum, Friends of	52	5
Carisbrooke Castle, donkeys	52	5
Carisbrooke Castle, refortification of	52	39
Carisbrooke Priory	58	38
Carisbrooke, Clatterford Infants School	58	39
Carisbrooke, inns and public houses	58	38
Carisbrooke, Kents Mill	58	39
Carisbrooke, mills	13	20
Carisbrooke, National School	58	39
Carisbrooke, population 1830	40	46
Carisbrooke, Priory Mill	58	39
Carisbrooke, pubs and licensees	13	19
Carisbrooke, retailers and craftsmen	58	38
Carisbrooke, schools	13	20
Carisbrooke, St John's	13	19
Carisbrooke, St John's Church	58	38
Carisbrooke, St John's National School	58	39
Carisbrooke, St Mary the Virgin	13	19
Carisbrooke, St Mary the Virgin, wall plaques	39	48
Carisbrooke, St Mary's Church	58	38
carriage fares, 1876	38	4
CARRICK, Robert, C19th artist	24	2
carriers of the Isle of Wight	36	28-31
carriers routes around Newtown	40	20
cartes de visite	29	2
carts and carriers	40	19
CASFORD family tree	5	3
CASFORD, Moses, his book	31	40513
CASFORD, origins of the name	50	56.57
CASSFORD family	5	2.3
CASTLE, Polly, of Freshwater	56	52
Catherine of Braganza, wife of Charles II	53	2
Catholic FHS	34	42.43
Catholic FHS	37	10
cattle market, closure of	56	6
cavalry soldier, types of	27	2
cavalry, end of	27	3
cement works, west Medina	25	40
cemeteries, conservation of	28	9
Cenotaph	58	4
census returns of England and Wales	43	6.7
census returns, looking for 'missing' people	22	4
Census Rooms, Chancery Lane	20	14
census, death on census day	35	10
Chale Abbey	59	52
Chale Manor	59	52
Chale Parish School	59	53
Chale School	14	29
Chale School	37	38961
Chale School, benefactors	33	16
Chale School, history of	33	16-18
Chale, Free Churches	14	29
Chale, Pepper Pot	59	52
Chale, pubs and inns	14	29
Chale, Salt Cellar	59	52
Chale, St Andrew's	14	28
Chale, St Andrew's Church	59	52
Chale, United Methodist Chapel	59	53
Chale, Wesleyan Chapel	59	53
CHAMBERS family	40	26-28
CHAMBERS, George Henry of Sandown, 1853-1924	38	32-34
Chameleon Television Ltd	39	7
charabanc trips	59	20.21
charity in the C19th	57	16
Charles I	13	19
Charles I	14	8
Charles I	18	33
Charles I	21	34
Charles I	23	39
Charles I	40	14
Charles I	40	45
Charles I	52	4
Charles I	54	48
Charles I	58	38
Charles I	9	13
Charles I, relics of	27	3
Charles II	18	33
Charles II	24	38
Charles II	30	32
Charles II	40	14
Charles II	41	44
Charles II	53	2
Charles II	54	48
Charles II, yachting	15	29
Chartism	57	19
CHASEMORE family	41	27
CHATFEILD-CLARKE, Sir Edgar, MP	20	2
Chatham Dockyard Museum	33	4
CHEEK, Charles	48	59
Chelsea Board, pension claims	55	34.35
Cherry Island, West Ham	18	27
Cherry Island, West Ham, living conditions	18	28
CHEVERTON family history	9	9
CHEVERTONs in the East Midlands	42	5
Chillerton School	18	33
chimneys	56	18
China, missionary nursing	13	40513
cholera	56	57
christian names in family history	20	32
christian names, types of	26	10.11
christian names, unusual	23	25
christian names, unusual	46	47
christian names, unusual	50	4
Christianity, arrival on Isle of Wight, 686 AD	26	14
Christie minstrels	46	22.26
Christmas on an emigration ship	39	50
church and chapel as a source of education	44	21
Church of Latter Day Saints	23	10
church ritual, objection by parishioners, St Helens, 1873	33	25
church to be identified	39	48.49
CHURCHILL, Jennie, wife of Lord Randolph	53	6
CHURCHILL, Lord Randolph	56	57
Cicely, Princess, d of Edward IV	5	10
Cicely, Princess, d of Edward IV	52	28
Cicely, Princess, d of Edward IV	7	10
City of London, Freedom of	29	32
Civil Registration in England & Wales, history of	42	52.53
Civil War, England	15	28
Clans of Ireland	50	43
CLARE LALLOW, boat builders	15	29
Clarendon Hotel and Wight Mouse	59	53
Clarendon, wreck in Chale Bay	24	38
Clarendon, wreck of	14	28
Clarendon, wreck of	59	52
CLARK family Bible	28	24
Clerkenwell Settlement Examinations	15	10
Cleveland FHS	10	7
Cleveland FHS	12	4
clothes, list of C19th lady's	9	4
coach tours around the Island	47	59
coal, landed at Newport Harbour	19	2
coal, price of, 1873	31	23
coastal trade	23	5
Coastguard Service	45	44.45
Coastguard Service, origins of	49	30
COATES, father & son, physicians, Newport	52	8.9
COBBETT, William, 1763-1835, journalist and politician	55	14
COCHRANE, Capt Lord Thomas	51	51
COCHRANE, Capt Lord Thomas	53	48
cock-fighting	58	28
coffee houses	53	3
COLEMAN family of St Lawrence	28	37377
COLEMAN family of St Lawrence	29	27.28
Colwell Baptist Church	37	13
Colwell Barracks	12	10
Combination Acts, repeal of 1825	57	19
Commonwealth war graves website	59	46
community history	36	37
Companies, origin of	46	15
Company records for family history	46	15
computer program for family historians	16	6
computer programs for family history	59	44.51
computers and family history	48	22.23
computers and family history	55	36-39
computers, use of in family history	59	44-47
concealing birth of child	34	17
CONLON, photograph album	57	27
Consuta boatbuilding system	9	5
convict register, liaison with Australia	7	11
convicts in transportation, treatment of	58	32
COOK family	48	21
cookery books	56	20-23
cookery books	57	14.15
cooking with gas	59	48-50
cooks and cookery books	58	40-42
cooks and cookery books	59	48-50
COOPER, Matthew, Island 'character', 1874	37	21
COOPER, Rosemary, Curator, Carisbrooke Castle Museum	52	4
Cooperative Movement	57	19
Coppins Bridge	33	7
Cormorant, wreck off Atherfield	56	2
Corn Laws, Repeal of, 1846	49	12
CORNISH, Cecil, RNLI gold enamel badge	19	22-24
Cornwall FHS Directory of Members' Interests	42	33
Cornwall FHS, help offered	2	9
Corporation of London Record Office	21	7
COSTER, G F, builder of Upper Chine House	37	30
COTTLE family	58	44.45
COTTON family history	48	62
Council houses, building of first	56	5
Council Offices, site of	56	5
county boundaries	58	10
County Durham Families Directory	10	7
County Hall, beginning of work on building of	56	5
Court Leet records	34	2
Court Leet records	36	32-35
Court of Arches	33	25
COURTIER family	39	42
courtship and marriage	44	12-18
cousins to everyone	43	56
Coventry FHS	36	52
cover photograph, Vol 30, letter identifying	31	14
COWDERY family	28	23
COWDERY family	41	37408
Cowes & Newport Railway Company	42	7
Cowes Castle	55	18
Cowes pilots, 1808	50	6.7
Cowes Rifle Volunteers	37	9
Cowes Week	54	6
Cowes, a guided tour	19	4
Cowes, changing face of	11	3
Cowes, crew lists	46	35
Cowes, Denmark Rd School	23	28.29
Cowes, East & West, Pigot's Directory, 1830	39	28-30.35-38
Cowes, floating bridge	46	1
Cowes, Free Churches	15	28
Cowes, Holy Trinity Church	57	52
Cowes, population, 1830	39	29
Cowes, schools	15	30
Cowes, Ship Registrations, 1786-1930	47	12.13
Cowes, Ship Registrations, 1786-1930	48	50.51
Cowes, Ship Registrations, 1786-1930	49	28.29
Cowes, St Mary's Church, Friends of	56	25
Cowes, St Mary's Church, gas lighting	58	57
Cowes, St Thomas of Canterbury Catholic Church	15	28
Cowes, Sun Hill Congregational Chruch	44	2.4-6
Cowes, War Memorial, restoration of	59	9
COWLEY, Countess	20	2
CRABBE, George, poet	18	8
CRAIGIE, Pearl, novelist	53	38930
Cranmore, Lyndene	59	12
Cranmore, Vimy Ridge	59	12
cricket	59	18.19
Crimean War	21	6
Crockford Harriers	52	20
CROMWELL connections	36	23
CROMWELL, Oliver	59	22
CROMWELL, Oliver, Lord Protector	12	13
CROMWELL, Oliver, Lord Protector	21	15
CROMWELL, Oliver, Lord Protector	52	15
CROMWELL, Richard, Lord Protector	36	23
CROMWELL, Thomas, Earl of Essex	14	7
CROMWELL, Thomas, Earl of Essex	24	32
CROMWELL, Thomas, registration of baptism, 1538	44	18
CROMWELL, William, grandson of Oliver	5	8
CROMWELL, William, grandson of Oliver	50	46
crossing the Solent in the C18th	22	37
CROUCHER Newport Shipping Co	13	28
CUBITT, Thomas, architect at Osborne House	22	2
CUBITT, Thomas, architect at Osborne House	37	28
Culver Down Monument	6	12
Cunard Line	54	25
CURZON, Lord	53	6
Customs Service, history of	54	8.9
cycling	57	12
cycling fatality, Ryde, 1921	34	39722
DABBS, George H R, poet	14	23
DABELL's Blackgang Bazaar	59	53
DAGUERRE, Louis, photographic pioneer	29	2
Daily Telegraph	57	26
dairy farming	50	21.25-27
DAISH family	57	30-33
DALLIMORE family history	37	40513
DANIELL, William C19th artist	24	2
DASH/DAISH family	41	30-36
DASH/DAISH, Australian connections	41	35
DAVIDSON clan	25	13
DAVIES, Lesa, Clerical Assistant, IWRO	40	9
DAVIS family of Cowes	44	7
DAVY, Sir Humphrey	8	9
DAWES, Edward, Lord of Manor of Niton	52	6
DAWES, Sophie, actress and adventuress	29	7
DAWES, Sophie, actress and adventuress	33	7
DAWES, Sophie, mistress of Duc de Bourbon	59	14
de BOSCO, Nicholas, Constable of Carisbrooke Castle	21	35
de FORTIBUS, Isabella	51	17
de GORGES family	35	15
de MONTFORT, Simon, Earl of Leicester	50	18
de MORVILLE, murderer of Becket	35	14
de MORVILLE, murderer of Becket	46	12
de REDVERS, Baldwin	5	8.9
de REDVERS, Baldwin	50	46.47
de REDVERS, Baldwin	52	28
DEAR & MORGAN, grocers & wine-merchants, Cowes	44	37377
death on railway line	39	17
death on railway line, Brading, 1872	33	33
defence of Isle of Wight	52	39
defence systems, C16th	52	38
DENHAM family	48	27
DENHAM, Eldred, diary of voyage to Australia	37	26.27
DENHAM, Eldred, diary of voyage to Australia	38	44-47
DENHAM, Eldred, diary of voyage to Australia	39	50-53
DENHAM, Eldred, diary of voyage to Australia	40	60-63
DENHAM, Eldred, diary of voyage to Australia	41	50-53
DENHAM, Eldred, diary of voyage to Australia	42	56-59
Denmark Rd School, Cowes	23	28.29
DENNETT family of Forelands	26	2
Department of Social Security Records	21	13
Deputy Chief Constable, sentencing of	56	3
DEVEREUX, Robert, Earl of Essex	14	7
DICKENS, Charles, novelist, 1812-1870	53	21
DICKENS, Charles, novelist, 1812-1870	55	14
DICKENS, Charles, novelist, 1812-1870	8	13
DILLINGTON family	35	14.15
DILLINGTON family	46	12.13
DILLINGTON, Mary, marriage and death	38	31
Dimbola Lodge	59	2.6
Dimbola Lodge, home of Julia Margaret Cameron	27	7
diphtheria	56	57
disabled soldier's appeal	35	23
diseases, incidence of	56	39
diseases, major, of previous centuries	56	56-58
diseases, sexually transmitted, in Army	56	57
disorderly behaviour in Ryde, three examples	39	57
dispensaries, establishment of	56	40
DOBREE, Nicholas, merchant of Guernsey	42	38
doctors' fees	56	41
dogs, sporting	52	19
doing the laundry in the C19th	39	10-13
DOLAN family history	37	22-24
Domesday Book	12	8
Domesday Book	13	20
Domesday Book	14	28
Domesday Book	18	33
Domesday Book	34	18
Domesday Book	40	12
Domesday Book	41	42
Domesday Book	42	16.17
Domesday Book	47	4
Domesday Book	48	3
Domesday Book	5	8.9
Domesday Book	50	46.47
Domesday Book	52	28
Domesday Book	7	9
Domesday Book	8	12
Domesday Book	43	41
DORE family history	37	3,4,7
DORE, Kate, model to JMCamero	59	5
Dorset Parish Registers, Marriages, Phillimore	24	15
DOWLAND, Christine, Assistant Archivist, IWRO	40	8
DOWNING Single Name Society	25	13
DOWTY, Toops, the tragedy of	56	17
Dr, Williams's Library	22	9
DRAKE Charity, Wellow, Shalfleet & Thorley	57	16
DRAPER family	27	29-31
DRAPER family history	9	10.11
dread of the workhouse	55	6
DRUDGE, Pte Theodore	43	54.55
DUCIE, Sir Robert, Lord Mayor of London, 1631	21	28
DUFF family of Sandown	37	48
DUFF family of Sandown	44	50.51
Dunkirk, evacuation from	21	3
DYER family, Godshill	51	12.13
dysentery	56	57
E Mail contact list	51	55
E Sussex Land Tax 1785 Index	26	15
earthquake on Island	56	3
earthquake, 1811	22	39
East Cowes Bible Christian Chapel	59	58
East Cowes Castle	55	18
East Cowes Heritage, photographic exhibition	29	16.17
East Cowes, Free Churches	16	30
East Cowes, history and development of	5	11.12
East Cowes, Shedden Esplanade plaque	46	40
East Cowes, St James	16	30
East India Company	53	2
East Surrey FHS	39	27
Education of the Lower Orders, Select Committee, 1819	33	16
Education Welfare Service	38	20.23
education, development of, C19th	33	17.18
educational changes, C20th	37	6
educational records	25	6
Edward I	12	8
Edward I	47	2
Edward I	54	48
Edward II	47	4.5
Edward III	51	17
Edward III	52	42
Edward VI	14	7
Edward VII	22	2
Edward VII	33	2
Edward VII, yachting	15	29
Edward, Prince of Wales, later Edward VII	20	2
Edward, Prince of Wales, later Edward VII	44	4
Edward, Prince of Wales, later Edward VIII	10	14
Edward, Prince of Wales, later Edward VIII	27	9
Edwardian Marriage Index, IOW	41	6
Edwardian Marriage Index, IOW	44	57
Edwardian Marriage Index, IOW	53	57
EDWARDS, Capt E, captain of HMS Pandora	9	1
eider duck at Freshwater	47	22
ELDRIDGE family	24	19
ELDRIDGE, Robey J, IOW historian	33	21
ELDRIDGE, Ron, obituary	54	45
Eleanor of Aquitaine, wife of Henry II	52	29
Eleanor of Aquitaine, wife of Henry II	7	10
Election campaign song, 1865	32	20.21
elections, pressure on working-class electorate	57	20
elephant, drunk and disorderly	27	17.18
eleven-plus examination	38	12.23
ELGAR (and variants) family history	52	56-59
ELGAR references on the IOW	48	24.25
ELGAR, Sir Edward, composer	48	25
ELGIN, Lord	22	36
Elizabeth I	10	10
Elizabeth I	13	28
Elizabeth I	14	7
Elizabeth I	24	33
Elizabeth I	36	23
Elizabeth I	6	12
Elizabeth, Empress of Austria-Hungary	53	7
Elizabeth, Princess, d of Charles I	23	39
Elizabeth, Princess, d of Charles I	26	25
Elizabeth, Princess, d of Charles I	27	4
Elizabeth, Princess, d of Charles I	40	45
Elizabeth, Princess, d of George VI, later Elizabeth II	31	5
E-mail addresses, list of	50	9.33
emigration	12	11
emigration	52	10
emigration	56	5
emigration in the C19th	34	16
emigration to Australia	24	23.24
emigration to Australia	40	25
emigration to Australia, early C19th	11	14-16
emigration, details of early emigrants to America	15	6
emigration, to Australia	56	26-28
emigration, to Australia, accommodation of emigrants	56	27.28
Endeavour, yacht owned by Sir Thomas Sopwith	27	8
Engine No 25 'Godshill'	45	1
ENGLEFIELD, Sir Henry, Bt,, diarist & artist	24	20.21
ENGLEFIELD, Sir Henry, Bt,, diarist & artist	35	16
English Heritage	10	6
English Heritage	19	33
English Heritage	52	38
English Heritage	52	5.38
Esperanto Centenary	6	11
ESSEX, Earl of	12	14
Ethelred, King of England	7	9
Eton College	53	6
Eugenie, Empress of France	24	30
Eugenie, Empress of France	27	8
Excise Officers of the IOW	19	25-27
Excise Officers, list of IW prosecutions	20	22.23
expatriation of orphans to Australia	31	2
expatriation of orphans to Australia, list of names	51	58
expatriation of orphans to Australia, list of names	52	55
expatriation of orphans to Australia, list of names	53	26.27
FAIRFAX, General	12	13
family bibles for sale	40	33
Family History Beginner's Pack, SOG	31	33
Family History Centre, Church of LDS, Shide	17	1
Family History Centre, Church of LDS, Shide	45	8
Family History Centre, London, trip to	14	10
Family History Fair	26	15
Family History News	42	49
family history research in and from Canada	37	44.45
family history research in Glasgow	20	17-20
family history, hints for beginners	34	31
family history, how to get started	41	38-40
family history, writing up	34	34.35
family myths exploded	37	23
Family Record Centre, Myddelton Street, London	58	34-36
Family Records Centre, Myddelton Place, London records	51	47
family records, different methods	24	8
Family Researcher Magazine	39	59
Family Tree Maker, computer software	59	51
family trees, how to draw them	47	28.29
family, occupation and social stratification research project	35	32
FANCY family of Dorset	9	14
farmers and agricultural labourers, social divide	50	29
farmer's wife, tasks of	49	22.23
farmers, mixed fortunes of	49	19-21
farming families in Cornwall	48	26
farming in the C18th	37	11.12
farming, early C20th	24	28-30
farming, early history in Newtown area	48	39417
farms, numbers of employees, 1871	49	18
FARNALL Charity	57	17
Farringford House	56	64
fatality at Ventnor Terminus, 1872	34	17
feasts and festivals	58	18
FENWICK, Rev, of Brook	52	9
Fernhill, Wootton Bridge	12	1
Fernhill, Wootton Bridge	34	15
Fernhill, Wootton Bridge	41	1.22-26
Fernhill, Wootton Bridge	58	5
Fernhill, Wootton Bridge, accommodation & furnishings	41	24
Fernhill, Wootton Bridge, destruction of	41	26
Fernhill, Wootton Bridge, servants	41	25
ferries, details of vessels	54	25.26
feudal system	46	2
FEW, John, obituary	30	10
FFHS Seminar, monumental inscriptions and war memorials	28	39722
field sports, game birds	51	19-21
field sports, historical background	51	17
field sports, Newtown gamekeepers	51	25.26
field sports, problems	51	26.27
field sports, the 'shoots'	51	21-24
FIENNES, Celia, 1662-1737, travel writer	23	24
fighting cocks	39	59
film stars' links with the IOW	15	24
fireplace find	36	44.45
First Fleet Bicentenary	11	14
First Fleet Bicentenary	5	1
First Fleet of convicts to Australia, 1787	9	1
fish stock	56	21
fish, cooking of	56	22
fish, price of	46	23
Fishbourne, boatbuilders	57	28
Fishbourne, building of ferry terminal	56	6
Fisheries Authority	52	24
FLEMING family	7	10
FLEMING, Sir Thomas, Lord Chief Justice of England	27	10
FLEMING, Sir Thomas, Lord Chief Justice of England	5	9
FLEMING, Sir Thomas, Lord Chief Justice of England	7	10
Flemish immigrants	53	11
floating bridge, Cowes	27	9
flooding at Cowes	37	42
FLUX family	48	5
FLUX family of Birchmore Farm	34	1
Flying 15, designed by Uffa Fox	31	5
FOLEY family	43	39
foodstuffs, value of, IOW, 1550-1700	52	40878
foot beagles	52	21
Forest Freedoms	51	17
Forest House (House of Industry)	56	34
Forest House, as a lunatic asylum	56	36.37
Foresters	54	51
Forestry Commission	52	24
FORTESCUE, Sir Faithful, Royalist Officer	44	28
fortifications of the South Coast	52	38.39
Forturence, second pilgrim ship to N, America	18	39
FOSS family in Newtown	32	2.3
FOSS family in Newtown	34	37438
FOSS family in Newtown	36	6-14
FOSS family in Newtown	37	18-21
FOSS family in Newtown	38	12-23
FOSS family in Newtown	39	8-16
FOSS family in Newtown	40	16-24
FOSS family in Newtown	41	12-21
FOSS family in Newtown	42	34-48
FOSS family in Newtown	43	10-20
FOSS family in Newtown	44	12-25
FOSS family in Newtown	45	36-46
FOSS family in Newtown	46	37500
FOSS family in Newtown	47	37561
FOSS family in Newtown	48	6-20
FOSS family in Newtown	49	12-25
FOSS family in Newtown	50	20-32
FOSS family in Newtown	51	16-27
FOSS family in Newtown	52	16-24
FOSS family in Newtown	53	10-18
FOSS family in Newtown	54	14-23
FOSS family in Newtown	55	6-17
FOSS family in Newtown	56	34-47
FOSS family in Newtown	57	16-26
FOSS family in Newtown	58	16-29
FOSS family in Newtown	59	14-22
FOSTER, Myles Birket, C19th artist	24	2
FOSTER, Myles Birket, C19th artist	43	42
Fountain Coaches	31	14
FOUNTAIN family	24	34-37
FOUNTAIN family history	20	24.25
Fountain Garage Ltd	31	14
FOWLES, Arthur W, IW painter	24	2
FOX TALBOT, William Henry, photographic pioneer	29	2
FOX, Uffa, and a trip to France	49	26.27
FOX, Uffa, yachtsman and yacht designer, d 1972	31	38139
FOX, Uffa, yachtsman and yacht designer, d 1972	51	50
FOX, Uffa, yachtsman and yacht designer, d 1972	53	48
foxes, introduction of, for hunting	58	26
foxes, introduction to Island, 1843	52	20
foxhunting	52	20
FOY family	57	10
FRANCIS cement mills	19	3
FRANK JAMES Hospital, history of	29	18-21
FRANKLIN, Sir John, explorer	25	2
Free Churches on IOW, history of	43	14-16
Free Churches, development on IOW	15	31.32
Freemasonry in Cowes, mid C19th	40	34
French raids	52	42
Freshwater Bay, development of	56	51
Freshwater Free Churches	45	24
Freshwater notables	47	38-44
Freshwater notables, 1880's	45	22
Freshwater to Newport stage coach	41	12
Freshwater, 1875-98, 1925-36	43	40-43
Freshwater, All Saints'	21	34
Freshwater, All Saints'	23	6
Freshwater, All Saints'	45	20.21
Freshwater, farms and farmers	43	40-43
Freshwater, first street lights	46	23
Freshwater, houses and other buildings	47	36-44
Freshwater, inns and hotels	47	36
Freshwater, shops and businesses	46	24-27
Freshwater, Yarmouth and Newport Railway	13	20
Freshwater, Yarmouth and Newport Railway	31	29
Friends House	22	8
Friends of St Catherine's Association	34	39
Friends of War Memorials	57	37
FRY, a family study	18	26-28
furniture & furnishings, value of, IOW, 1550-1700	50	13-16
furniture, types of	50	14.15
Gallipoli campaign, register of deaths	40	49
Gallipoli campaign, register of deaths	49	54
game, cooking of	56	22
games and pastimes	58	16.17
games for boys	59	16
games for men	59	18
GANDHI, Mohandas Karamchand, 1869-1948	12	3
GANGE wedding photograph	59	1
GARD, Richard, benefactor of Arreton	39	40
GARIBALDI	11	9
Garibaldi	56	30
Gas Industry Genealogical Index	45	33
Gatcombe & Chillerton	50	50-52
Gatcombe & Chillerton estates, purchase of, 1872	31	21
Gatcombe House	56	30
Gatcombe House, military hospital	21	33
Gatcombe, marriages, out of parish/county	43	38
Gaza, Battle of	56	5
Genealogical Services Directory	45	47
genealogy and the Internet	38	43
genealogy in mental health	6	40118
genealogy in mental health	7	7.8
genetic pedigrees	26	7
genetics	26	7.8
genetics and genealogy	26	8
GENMAP	59	45
George II	42	9
George IV, one of first steam packets, Cowes-Southampton	26	5
George V	27	9
George VI	31	6
George, Prince of Wales, later George IV	55	19
Georgia, USA, state records	18	13
German ancestry	7	2.3
getting about in the C19th	40	16
getting started on family history	2	2
getting started on family history	45	37347
ghosts of the Isle of Wight	26	12
GIBSON family of Porchfield	44	24
GILLINGHAM/GREENEN photographs	43	24.25
Gitana, pleasure yacht, crew list	20	15
Glamorgan FHS	42	59
Glasgow, family history research	20	17-20
glassmakers and allied trades, Index, 1600-1900	30	30
glassmakers and allied trades, Index, 1600-1900	44	59
Gloster Hotel, West Cowes	38	5
GODFREY and related families, C17th	37	50-53
Godshill Church	57	6
Godshill Park	59	25
Godshill School	19	34
Godshill, All Saints'	19	33
Godshill, extent of parish	19	33
Godshill, Free Churches	19	34
Godshill, inns and businesses	19	34
Godshill, Poor House	19	33
Godshill, population, 1830	40	46
Good Templars	21	17
GOODALL, Headmaster, Yarmouth School	22	22
GORDON family of Shorwell	33	23
Gordon Riots	26	3
GORDON, Lady, pupil of Turner	24	2
GORT, General Lord, VC	16	30
GORT, Viscount, owner of East Cowes Castle	37	28
GOSDEN, family history	12	1
GOSDEN, origin of surname	51	14.15
GOTHER, Rev, of Chale	52	9
Gotten Manor	59	52
GOUGH-CALTHORPE, Sir Arthur	52	49
GOULD children, models to JMCameron	59	5.6
GRAVES/GREAVES Single Name Society	35	27
GRAY & Sons, bakers, Shanklin	21	40
GRAY family of Shanklin	32	12
GRAY, Mrs, village shopkeeper, Shalfleet	54	44.45
GRAY, Valentine, the little sweep	57	9
GRAY, William, C19th artist	24	2
Great Budbridge Manor	21	34
Great Budbridge Manor	5	9
Great Budbridge Manor	50	47
Great East Standen Manor	21	34
Great East Standen Manor	5	10
Great East Standen Manor	50	48
Great Western Railway	35	4
Greater London Record Office	22	7
GREEN, Rev J C N, Baptist minister, Niton	52	6.7
GREENING family history	30	11.12
GREENING family history	50	51
Greenwich Naval School	25	2
GRIFFIN family history	32	6.7
GROVES family history	32	30-32
Guardians of the Poor	12	11
Guardians of the Poor, qualifications of	18	12
Guardians of the Poor, weekly minutes	18	30.31
Guildhall Library	22	7
Guildhall Library	29	29-33
gun ownership	45	46
GUNDRY's, net manufacturers, Bridport, Dorset	36	6.11
gunpowder on Newport	36	15
Gunpowder Plot	52	29
gunpowder workers	30	8
guns	52	16-17
guns, parish	14	2
Gunville, United Methodist Chapel	58	38
Gurnard Hotel	35	28
gypsies	18	26-28
gypsy and traveller research, register of	31	32
HADFIELD, Octavius, 1814-1904, missionary & bp New Zealand	30	17.18
haemophilia, British royal connections	26	8
HALE family	34	20-22
HALLAM, Arthur, friend of Tennyson	27	7
HAMILTON, Duke of	24	30
HAMLEY, HAMBLY & HAMLYN FHS	38	58
Hammerfest, great fire of, 1890	38	37-39
HAMMOND, Col Robert	14	8
Hampshire Constabulary	23	38
Hampshire Genealogical Society, transcripts of IOW parish
registers	15	15.16
Hampshire Mills Group, conservation of mills	51	41
Hampshire Parish Registers, Phillimore 1899	23	16.17
Hampshire Record Office	21	8
Hampshire Record Office	46	10
Hampshire Regiment	58	12-14
Hampshire Telegraph	28	2
Hampshire Telegraph	56	25
Hampshire Telegraph	56	47
Hampshire Telegraph	56	6
Hampshire Territorial Forces Association	54	17
Hamstead estate, sale of	52	23
Hardicanute, King of England	48	2
hardward, value of, IOW, 1550-1700	51	44.45
HARDWICKE's Marriage Act, 1753	30	6
HARDWICKE's Marriage Act, 1753	44	13
HARDWICKE's Marriage Act, 1753	45	54
hare coursing	52	19.21
HARRIS family, Monkton Street, Ryde	51	12.13
HARRISON's imitation leather factory, Union Rd, Ryde	30	34
HARVEY family	29	24-26
Haseley Manor	5	9
Haseley Manor	50	47
HASKELL Family Society	13	7
HASKELL Family Society	44	60
HAYLES family	13	3
HAYTOR, Percy, Newport murder victim, 1898	22	30-32
Hazelwood House, Swanmore, Army Convalescent Home	25	22-24
HEAL/HALE family history	50	42.43
HEARN, James Arnold	59	52
Hearth Tax Returns	21	8.36
Hearth Tax Returns	47	6
Hearth Tax returns, 1664	55	25
heaviest man on the Island	37	15
HENDY family	33	14.15
Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles I	14	8
Henry II	52	29
Henry V	14	7
Henry V	58	38
Henry VI	14	7
Henry VII	11	9
Henry VII	49	5
Henry VII	52	38
Henry VII	58	6
Henry VIII	14	7
Henry VIII	15	28
Henry VIII	3	2
Henry VIII	41	43
Henry VIII	41	8.9
Henry VIII	48	27
Henry VIII	52	38
Henry VIII	56	30
Henry VIII	58	6
hepatitis	56	57
Heraldic and Genealogical Studies, Institute of	17	7
Heraldic and Genealogical Studies, Institute of	26	7.8
Herculaneum	18	7
Heritage World, computerised Irish records	45	61
Hermosa Habenero, wrecked at Brook, 1874	33	9
HERRIDGE One Name Society	15	9
herring fishing	23	5
Highway Commissioners	47	58
Highway Commissioners' Minutes, 1827,1838	42	5
Highway Commissioners' Minutes, 1827,1838	42	51
HILL, Sir Rowland, pioneer of modern postal system	48	29
HILLIER, Mary, model to Julia Margaret Cameron	59	37438
HILTON PRICE, F G, archaeologist	9	13
HINTON, John, tobacco pipe manufacturer	48	58
Hintons Royal Spa Hotel	38	5
Historical Association	47	60
Historical Manuscripts Commission	54	47
HM Customs & Excise	54	8
HM Queen	49	5
HM Queen, visit to IOW	5	1
HM Yacht Alexandra	45	36.37
HM Yacht Osborne	45	36.38
HM Yacht Royal George	52	25
HMS Amelia	28	37742
HMS Assurance, wrecked off Needles, 1752	17	4
HMS Beagle	42	9
HMS Black Prince	23	36
HMS Britannia (1840)	52	25
HMS Dreadnought	51	3
HMS Dreadnought	52	31
HMS Eurydice, wreck of	12	3
HMS Eurydice, wreck of	36	16
HMS Ganges	49	8
HMS Gladiator, loss of life	36	17
HMS Gladiator, survivors	36	17.18
HMS Gladiator, wreck of	36	1.16-18
HMS Hannibal	50	2
HMS Invincible	23	35
HMS Princess Astrid	49	39753
HMS Puissant, muster roll	47	19
HMS Queen Mary	23	35
HMS Royal William	53	36.37
HMS Tiger, wreck of	36	16
HMS Tipperary	23	36
HMS Tribune	29	27.28
HMS Victory	14	3
HMS Victory	29	27
HMS Victory	48	61
HMS Victory	52	25
HOBART, Sir Robert	43	39
HOBBS family history	32	6.7
HOBBS family of Newport	39	46.47
HOCKEY, Dom, historian	50	8
HOCKIN, Rev J, Baptist minister, Niton	52	7
HOLBROOK(E) family photographs	45	10-13
HOLBROOK(E) family photographs	46	16-19
HOLBROOKE, Maurice, Newport murderer, 1898	22	30-32
home entertaining	58	40
home remedies	56	42
honey, collection of	37	19.2
HOOKEY family	39	39
Hope, brig wrecked Freshwater Bay, 1872	32	5
HORLOCK, James, bailiff of Shanklin Manor estate	41	32
horse-drawn transport in C19th	41	12
Hospital Sunday procession, Newchurch	22	32
hospital treatment of poor	56	41
HOUDINI, Harry, escapologist	24	16
House of Industry	11	2.14-16
House of Industry	12	11
House of Industry	13	20
House of Industry	18	39783
House of Industry	20	12
House of Industry	21	22.23
House of Industry	23	24
House of Industry	24	35
House of Industry	29	15
House of Industry	37	47
House of Industry	51	56
House of Industry	52	8
House of Industry	53	38
House of Industry	55	37347
House of Industry	57	16
House of Industry	58	39
House of Industry admissions	24	14
House of Industry Registers - an offer of help	42	63
House of Industry, accommodation	55	14.15
House of Industry, apprenticeships	40	3
House of Industry, assisted emigration	15	6
House of Industry, conditions	18	11
House of Industry, definition of 'inmate'	55	2
House of Industry, departure lists, C18th	57	29
House of Industry, diet of inmates	19	7
House of Industry, diet of inmates	36	49
House of Industry, discharge of boys to Army	59	59
House of Industry, disturbances over card playing	40	49
House of Industry, emigration	40	3
House of Industry, enlargement of	55	3
House of Industry, establishment	34	32
House of Industry, families of militiamen	55	2
House of Industry, lunatics	40	3.4
House of Industry, medical care	55	15
House of Industry, Officers of	19	6
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief	18	16-18
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief	21	11
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief	40	2
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief	47	19
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief Books, extracts	13	21.22
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief Books, extracts	14	25-27
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief Books, extracts	15	19-21
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief Books, extracts	16	16.17
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief Books, extracts	17	12.13
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief, list of names	20	26.27
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief, list of those in receipt	16	28.29
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief, list of those in receipt	17	16-18
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief, list of those in receipt	19	19-21
House of Industry, Outdoor Relief, sample entries	16	26.27
House of Industry, punishment	19	7
House of Industry, reasons for admission	55	2
House of Industry, Registers, information available from	19	8.9
House of Industry, Rules of Conduct	19	6.7
House of Industry, serious fire	56	4
House of Industry, talk by Janet FEW	36	49
House of Industry, tender for Imbecile and Receiving Centre	56	3
House of Industry, the Guardians of the Poor	40	2
House of Industry, treatment of children	55	4
House of Industry, types of inmates	19	7.8
House of Industry, Weekly Minute Books	21	24.25
House of Lords Library	22	8
House of Lords Record Office	48	52.53
Hoy Monument, St Catherine's Down	14	28
Hoy Monument, St Catherine's Down	21	6
Hoy Monument, St Catherine's Down	26	5
HOY, Michael	26	4.5
Huguenots	6	3
Hulverstone School	21	36
HUMBERT, John Henry, architect adviser to Prince Albert	32	5
HUNSDON, Lord	18	8
HUNTINGFORD One Name study	26	35
HUXFORDs of Arreton	14	1.3-6
HUXFORDs of Arreton, family tree	14	4
illegitimacy and genealogy	30	18
immigrants to IOW, points of departure	5	7
Imperial War Museum	21	3.6
improper police methods	37	21
Index of Britons Dying Overseas	15	9
Index of Indexers	35	30.31
India, military posting, 1895	36	24-26
industrial archaeology	44	55
industrial depression, 1920-40	57	24.25
Inkerman, Battle of	26	5
inoculation	16	18.19
inoculation	17	12
Institution of Mechanical Engineers	23	7
International Avenger, designed by Uffa Fox	31	5
International Genealogical Index (IGI)	59	44.45
interviewing the elderly	4	5
invasion by French, 1377	47	5
IOWFHS Accounts 1988	14	9
IOWFHS Accounts 1989	18	5
IOWFHS Accounts 1993	31	13
IOWFHS Accounts 1995	42	30-32
IOWFHS AGM 1992	26	9
IOWFHS AGM 1993	30	6
IOWFHS AGM 1994	34	30
IOWFHS AGM 1995	38	10
IOWFHS Bookstall	57	53-57
IOWFHS Bookstall	58	56.57
IOWFHS Bookstall	59	56.57
IOWFHS Directory of Members' Interests	42	49
IOWFHS first window display	2	3
IOWFHS Heraldry Group	56	24
IOWFHS Heraldry Group	59	30
IOWFHS Journal, new editors	27	1
IOWFHS library	3	10
IOWFHS library	4	9
IOWFHS library	5	16
IOWFHS One Day Conference	26	39387
IOWFHS Pedigree Index	58	45
IOWFHS Resource Centre	59	23
IOWFHS Web Page	43	9
IOWFHS Web Page	50	33
IOWFHS Web Page	53	47
IOWFHS website	57	9
IOWFHS website	59	10.11
IOWFHS, Accounts 1993	34	36
IOWFHS, formation of,	1	1
IOWFHS, Heraldry Group	54	49
IOWFHS, members with common interests	16	35
IOWFHS, memories of first meeting	16	10
IOWFHS, Pedigree Index	57	27
IOWFHS, proposed change to constitution	56	17
IOWFHS, subscriptions payable through Internet	57	26
Ironmongers, Worshipful Company of	26	4
ISAACSON, Canon, Rector of Freshwater, 1838-86	45	20.23
Island attitudes, C16th	38	4
Island Families Directory	24	12
Island memories 1914-22	26	36.37
Island Parishes - Arreton	5	39722
Island Parishes - Arreton	50	46-48
Island Parishes - Bembridge	51	28.29
Island Parishes - Bembridge	6	12-14
Island Parishes - Binstead	52	28.29
Island Parishes - Binstead	7	9.1
Island Parishes - Bonchurch	53	20.21
Island Parishes - Bonchurch	8	12.13
Island Parishes - Brading	54	48.49
Island Parishes - Brading	9	13.14
Island Parishes - Brighstone	10	15-17
Island Parishes - Brighstone	55	24.25
Island Parishes - Brook	11	9
Island Parishes - Brook	56	30
Island Parishes - Calbourne	12	8.9; 57. 40.41
Island Parishes - Carisbrooke	13	19.2
Island Parishes - Carisbrooke	58	38.39
Island Parishes - Chale	14	28.29
Island Parishes - Chale	59	52.53
Island Parishes - Cowes	15	28-30
Island Parishes - East Cowes	16	30.31
Island Parishes - Gatcombe	18	33
Island Parishes - Godshill	19	33.34
Island Parishes - Kingston	20	33
Island Parishes - Mottistone	21	36
Island Parishes - Newchurch	22	39
Island Parishes - Niton	24	38.39
Island Parishes - Ryde	26	41-43
Island Parishes - Sandown	30	13.14
Island Parishes - Shalfleet	31	28.29
Island Parishes - Shanklin	32	8.9
Island Parishes - Shorwell	33	23
Island Parishes - St Helens	27	26.27
Island Parishes - St Lawrence	28	11
Island Parishes - St Nicholas	29	23
Island Parishes - Thorley	34	18
Island Parishes - Totland	35	8
Island Parishes - Ventnor	36	38.39
Island Parishes - Whippingham	37	28.29
Island Parishes - Whitwell	38	30.31
Island Parishes - Wootton	39	44.45
Island Parishes - Wroxall	40	12
Island Parishes - Yarmouth	41	42-45
Island Parishes - Yaverland	42	54.55
Island Surnames	10	5
Islanders of substance	51	48
Isle of Wight cake	39	26
Isle of Wight County Council, establishment of, 1890	50	18
Isle of Wight in Bedfordshire	38	49
Isle of Wight pudding	59	29
Isle of Wight, 'capture of '	56	5
Islington St Mary Rate Books	15	10
Isolation Hospital, Fairlee, opening of	56	4
IW & Lymington Steam Laundry Co Ltd	54	6
IW Apprenticeships, list of	16	20.21
IW Apprenticeships, list of	17	26.27
IW Artillery	22	43
IW Buildings Preservation Trust	51	42.43
IW Central Railway	22	40
IW Central Railway	41	12.13
IW cheese	21	22
IW Chronicle	37	14-16
IW Chronicle	48	45
IW Chronicle	59	55
IW Coroner	52	30-32
IW County Council	52	24
IW County Council	54	22
IW County Council, formation of	56	2
IW County Petty Sessions	37	12.29
IW County Press	11	12
IW County Press	12	1
IW County Press	14	21
IW County Press	17	9
IW County Press	2	4
IW County Press	21	29.32
IW County Press	22	30.32
IW County Press	23	30
IW County Press	24	27
IW County Press	25	35
IW County Press	36	27.45.53.56.64
IW County Press	37	12.29.38.42.45.53
IW County Press	39	7.17
IW County Press	41	10.64
IW County Press	42	9.26.48.65
IW County Press	43	9.21.37.38.54.60.62
IW County Press	44	25.61
IW County Press	46	39.4
IW County Press	46	60.64
IW County Press	47	24.25.27.44
IW County Press	48	4.36.45.54.61
IW County Press	49	25.29.33
IW County Press	51	2-5.7.11.13
IW County Press	52	10.27.30
IW County Press	53	14.35.51.56.57.64
IW County Press	54	51.55.64
IW County Press	55	64
IW County Press	56	37408
IW County Press	56	54
IW County Press	56	55
IW County Press	56	58
IW County Press	56	7
IW County Press	57	12
IW County Press	58	52
IW County Press	59	53
IW County Press, agents, 1884	38	42
IW County Press, BRANNON family connection	38	40
IW County Press, history of	38	40-42
IW County Reference Library	43	9
IW Electric Light & Power Company	53	51
IW Express	48	37.59
IW Hunt	52	20
IW Industrial Archaeology Society	45	33
IW Industrial Archaeology Society	47	60
IW Institute	26	5
IW Journal	30	4
IW Light Infantry Militia	52	42
IW Mercury	48	45
IW Mercury	52	61
IW Mercury	53	25.27
IW Mercury	55	5
IW Mercury	57	41
IW Mercury and Ventnor Gazette	36	39
IW Newport Junction Railway Company	42	7
IW Notice of Marriage Index	53	57
IW Observer	17	9.22
IW Observer	18	22
IW Observer	21	10.33
IW Observer	22	29
IW Observer	23	29
IW Observer	29	15.17
IW Observer	30	15.29
IW Observer	31	8
IW Observer	33	4.7
IW Observer	34	33.47
IW Observer	35	7.13.22.37
IW Observer	36	56
IW Observer	40	11.41
IW Observer	41	10
IW Observer	42	51
IW Observer	44	7.57
IW Observer	46	45.47
IW Observer	47	58.62
IW Observer	48	45
IW Observer	58	57
IW Observer	59	23
IW Observer, death notice	19	32
IW Observer, marriage notices	19	17.32
IW Observer, Police Court items	17	25
IW Picture Postcard Club	18	13
IW Pop Festivals	53	42
IW pre-Victorian parishes, map of	15	18
IW Probate Records 1378-1600, Index of Personal Names	45	9
IW Railway	26	42
IW Railway	40	12
IW Railway	42	38930
IW Railway	54	49
IW Railway, opening of Ryde to Shanklin line, 1864	30	13
IW Railway, opening of Ryde to Shanklin line, 1864	49	56
IW Railway, opening of, 1864	54	37
IW Record Office	11	10.14
IW Record Office	12	1.7.11
IW Record Office	13	21
IW Record Office	15	33
IW Record Office	2	2
IW Record Office	20	14
IW Record Office	21	2.8
IW Record Office	22	17.25
IW Record Office	24	22
IW Record Office	25	11.19.36.37
IW Record Office	26	6.9
IW Record Office	27	29
IW Record Office	33	8
IW Record Office	35	28.31
IW Record Office	36	4
IW Record Office	37	2.4.50.52
IW Record Office	38	48.49
IW Record Office	39	6.46
IW Record Office	4	3
IW Record Office	40	1.8-10.30
IW Record Office	41	18
IW Record Office	42	15
IW Record Office	44	49
IW Record Office	45	9.52.55
IW Record Office	47	30
IW Record Office	50	12
IW Record Office	52	4.8
IW Record Office	53	19.23.37
IW Record Office	54	50.6
IW Record Office	9	3.1
IW Record Office, Consolidated Index	23	8
IW Record Office, introduction of CARN ticket system	19	14.15
IW Record Office, opening hours	40	9
IW Record Office, some lesser known sources	46	42.43
IW Rifle Volunteers	41	4
IW Rifles	56	5
IW Rifles	59	54
IW Royal Mail Packet	54	25
IW Steam Packet Company	54	25
IW Steam Railway	23	30
IW Territorial Rifles	46	3
IW Territorial Rifles	52	4.42.43
IW Territorial Rifles, dead and wounded, 1915	18	34.35
IW Territorial Rifles, dead and wounded, 1915	21	32.33
IW Timeline of History	58	37
IW Times	19	18
IW Times	23	34
IW Times	25	19.22-24.30
IW Times	43	8
IW Times	48	45
IW Times	49	56
IW Times	53	50
IW Times	54	58
IW Times & Hampshire Observer	20	9.33
IW transport services	54	30-33
IW Union	52	8
IW Union, Guardians of	52	9
IW Volunteers	52	42.43
IW War Memorial, Ryde, St John's	15	17
IW War Memorials	29	13-15
IW War Memorials	34	39
IW War Memorials - Arreton	42	10.11
IW War Memorials - Ashey	42	11.12
IW War Memorials - Bembridge	42	12.13
IW War Memorials - Bembridge	43	46.47
IW War Memorials - Binstead	43	47
IW War Memorials - Bonchurch	43	47-49
IW War Memorials - Brading	43	49.5
IW War Memorials - Brighstone	43	50-52
IW War Memorials - Brook	43	52.53
IW War Memorials - Calbourne	44	26
IW War Memorials - Carisbrooke	44	26-28
IW War Memorials - Chale	44	28.29
IW War Memorials - Chale	45	28-32
IW War Memorials - Cowes	46	28-31
IW War Memorials - Cowes, Ind, Order of Rechabites	54	38-40
IW War Memorials - East Cowes	46	31-33
IW War Memorials - Freshwater	47	47.48
IW War Memorials - Gatcombe	47	49.5
IW War Memorials - Godshill	47	51
IW War Memorials - Godshill	48	46
IW War Memorials - Gurnard	47	51.52
IW War Memorials - Haven Street	47	52.53
IW War Memorials - Lake	48	46.47
IW War Memorials - Mottistone	48	47.48
IW War Memorials - Newchurch	48	48
IW War Memorials - Newport	49	34-45
IW War Memorials - Newport	56	13
IW War Memorials - Newport, Carisbrooke High School	54	40.41
IW War Memorials - Newport, St Thomas Square	57	37
IW War Memorials - Newport, St Thomas Square	58	49
IW War Memorials - Newtown	50	34
IW War Memorials - Niton	50	34-36
IW War Memorials - Northwood	46	33.34
IW War Memorials - Northwood	50	36.37
IW War Memorials - Prisons	50	37-40
IW War Memorials - Ryde	51	34-40
IW War Memorials - Ryde	52	46-54
IW War Memorials - Sandown	53	28-31
IW War Memorials - Sandown	54	41
IW War Memorials - Seaview	53	31-33
IW War Memorials - Shalfleet	53	34.35
IW War Memorials - Shanklin	55	52-55
IW War Memorials - Shanklin	56	39722
IW War Memorials - Shorwell	56	10-13
IW War Memorials - St Helens	57	34.35
IW War Memorials - St Lawrence	57	36.37
IW War Memorials - Thorley	58	46
IW War Memorials - Totland	58	46-48
IW War Memorials - Ventnor	59	38-40
IW War Memorials - Whippingham	59	41.42
IW War Memorials - Whitecroft Hospital	59	40
IW Weekly Post	48	45
Jack the Ripper	30	9.1
JACKSON, 'Pester', fishmonger and Newport 'character'	51	10
JACKSON, 'Pester', fishmonger and Newport 'character'	52	18
JAMES family	33	37347
James I	14	8
JAMES, Frank Linsly, death of	29	19.2
JAMES, Frank, Memorial Hospital	16	31
JAMES, Frank, Memorial Hospital	46	48
JAMES, Frank, Memorial Hospital, history of	29	18-21
Jane Austen Society	47	60
JEFFERY family	33	14.15
JEFFERY family	41	11
JEKYLL, Gertrude, garden designer	30	7.8
JEROME, Jennie, later Lady Randolph Churchill	15	29
JEWETT family history	36	37377
JOHN, Somerset, Lt Gen the Rt Hon, Lord Calthorpe	52	48.49
JOLLIFFE's of Shanklin	44	10.11
JOLLIFFE's shoe shop, West Cowes	27	4
Journey to Work Project	43	21
JUPE, Charles, Methodist minister	44	39722
Justices of the Peace, development of	55	46
Jutland, Battle of	56	5
KEATS, John, poet, 1795-1821	53	20
KEATS, John, poet, 1795-1821	8	12
keeksy brandy (sloe gin)	59	14
KEENE, Mrs, model to JMC	59	6
keeping the banks, Newtown	34	37438
KELLAWAY, Mary, model to J M Cameron	59	37438
KEN, Bishop, formerly Rector of Brighstone	23	32
KEN, Bishop, formerly Rector of Brighstone	55	24
KEOWN, Kate, model to Julia Margaret Cameron	59	37438
KILLEEN family	58	12-14
KILVERT, Rev Robert F, diarist	24	20.21
King Alfred Library	23	11-13
KINGATT, William, of Brighstone	12	6.7
King's German Legion	12	10
King's German Legion	28	7
King's Own German Regiment	35	17
KINGSTON, Dukes of	12	13
Kingston, St James's	20	33
KINGSWELL, Naomi, murdered 1855	29	10.11
KIPLING, Rudyard, on the Island	46	49
kitchens, cleaning of	56	20
kitchens, fitting of	56	20
Knighton Gorges	46	12.13
Knighton Gorges, history of	35	14-16
Knighton Manor, demolition of	22	40
Know Your Committee	32	18.19
Kodak, introduction of roll film	29	4
Koh-I-Noor diamond	37	30
KRUGER, President of Transvaal	53	8
Krugersdorp, Battle of	53	25
La Hague, Battle of, 1682	22	22
Labour agitation in the IOW	32	16.17
lace making	30	4
Lake Hill, childhood memories of	59	54.55
LALE families, IOW	50	8.9
land acquisition, politics of	48	13-18
Land Ranger Girl Guides, 1940	44	44-48
Land Tax Assessments	58	54.55
Land Tax Returns, Isle of Wight, 1798	26	31
LANDON, Samuel, world's largest man	7	9
Landowners, returns of 1873 on microfiche	39	59
landslips	59	53
LANE, 'Whisker Will'	56	50
LARKMAN Index	11	20
Lay Subsidies	21	8
LDS Family Centre, Shide, opening of	15	3
LDS Family History Centre, Redditch	21	9
LDS Family History Centre, Shide, Newport	27	32
LDS International Genealogical Index (IGI)	14	3
LDS Library, Southampton	15	3
LEAL family, IOW and Canada	28	16-22
leatherwork	24	17
LEE family history	39	21-26
Leicester FHS Marriage Index	9	3
Leicester, hereditary Freedom of the City	17	14.15
LEIGH, Sir John, benefactor of Shorwell Church	33	23
Letts Diaries	25	25
Library, establishment of by Charles Seely	56	3
Library, opening of	56	4
life outside school for C19th children	38	18-20
lifeboat, first motor	56	6
lifeboats of the Island	11	4
Lighthouse Society of Great Britain	29	44
lighthouse, St Catherine's, bombing of	24	38
LIN(D)FIELD One Name Group	26	18
LIN(N)INGTON family	14	12
LIN(N)INGTON family	40	56.57
Lincolnshire Archives Office, Research Service	17	5
Lincolnshire FHS	28	36
Lincolnshire Society for History & Archaeology	28	36
LISLE/LEAL/LALE and variations	33	32.33
LISLE/LEAL/LALE, early history of	48	37347
LISTER, Thomas, 1st Registrar General	27	6
Liverpool, index of 'stray' marriages	32	26
livestock, value of, IOW, 1550-1700	52	12-14
living conditions	39	14.15
Lloyd's Captains Register	35	10
LLOYDS of London	53	2
LLOYDS Shipping Index	7	13
LLOYDS Shipping Register	7	13
lobsters	36	12-14
local government, IOW, history of	50	18.19
local government, unitary authority	50	18.19
Local indexes available from the bookstall	50	16
Local Registry Offices, use of	51	15
LOCK, Harry, Headmaster	49	52.53
Locks Green School, Porchfield	12	9; 57. 41
Locksgreen rifle range	46	4
London & South Western Railway	54	30
London ancestors, some problems	51	46.47
London Archive Users Forum	15	8
London Gazette, Index to	29	30
London repositories, a trip to	43	44.45
Look-up Exchange	50	49
Lorna Doone, paddle steamer	31	7
lost relatives, means of tracing/identifying	26	32-34
Louise, Princess, d of Queen Victoria	27	22
Louise, Princess, d of Queen Victoria	32	5
LOVETT, Rt Rev Nevell, Bp of Portsmouth & Wight	27	10
LOVIBOND, all references in IW Record Office	29	35-39
Lowestoft Cup	31	5
Lymington Regatta	53	17
LYONS Corner Houses	53	5
Lyre Abbey, Normandy	26	14
Lyre Abbey, Normandy	5	8
LYSLE, John, of Cowes, lawyer and notary	50	8.9
MACGREGOR, Rob Roy	54	24
MACKETT family	24	22
MACLAREN, Rev Alexander, C19th preacher	52	6
MACLEOD, M A, diaries of	25	25-29
MADOX-BROWN, Ford, painter	18	33
Mafeking, siege of	21	35
Magdalen College, Oxford	24	22
magic lantern shows	46	23
Magna Carta	54	8
malnutrition	56	57
Malt and Hops Inn, Northwood	37	2
Manchester & Lancashire FHS	16	6
MANDER/MAUNDER Single Name Society	35	27
MANN, John, benefactor of Arreton	14	4
MANN, John, benefactor of Arreton	39	40.41
Manorial Documents Register	54	46.47
manorial system, continuing effects	32	2.3
MANSBRIDGE family, Blackwater and the Wild West	51	6.7
manslaughter charge, Brixton (Brighstone), 1874	46	57
Maori wars	30	17
map of IOW towns, villages and hamlets	16	11
MARCONI, radio pioneer	35	8
MARDEN, 'Skipper'	23	29
Margaret of Anjou, wife of Henry VI	14	7
Marine Deaths Index	7	13
market gardening	22	40
MARLBOROUGH, Duke of	53	6
marriage, ceremonies and receptions	44	17
marriage, church calendar restrictions	21	15
marriage, in register offices, free churches	53	19
marriage, minimum age	44	13
marriage, Notice of	53	19
marriage, parental consent	44	13
marriage, Roman Catholic	53	19
marriage, social and environmental restrictions	44	14
marriages at Carisbrooke of soldiers from Parkhurst Barracks	46	48
marriages in Phillimore of IOW people in Hampshire	39	16
marriages, Brook, out of parish/county	38	5
marriages, Ryde, Oakfield, St John's, out of parish/county	46	20.21
marriages, Shalfleet, out of parish/county	44	30.31
marriages, St Lawrence, out of parish/county	40	55
MARSHALL family of Shanklin	28	6
MARTIN family of Shanklin	34	11
MARTIN FHS	39	59
Mary Rose	41	8.9
Mary Rose, artefacts found	41	9
Mary, Princess Royal, d of George V	27	9
Massachusetts Bay colony	36	3
MATTHEWS family	57	30-33
MATTHEWS family history	30	4.5
MATTHEWS One Name study	24	43
MATTHEWS sisters	48	20
maypole ceremony	58	18
McALL, Rev, Rector of Brighstone	52	8.9
MEADOWS family history	12	12-15
measles	56	57
meat, cooking of	56	22
Mechanics Institute	58	25
medals, badges	52	42
medical practitioners on the Island	16	18.19
medicine at sea	22	24.25
Medina Sidonia, Duke of	10	10
Medina Yard, Cowes	31	5.6
Medina, one of first steam packets, Cowes-Southampton	26	5
Medina, River, navigation of	19	2
Meet the Committee - Ann SUMMER, Membership Sec	36	40
Meet the Committee - Barry HALL, Marriage index project	38	56
Meet the Committee - Chris BRAUND, Chairman	34	28
Meet the Committee - Geoff ALLAN, War Memorials	38	56.57
Meet the Committee - Gwen BRAUND, Treasurer	37	40
Meet the Committee - Hilary LLOYD, Secretary	36	41
Meet the Committee - Janet FEW, Librarian	37	40
Meet the Committee - Janet GRIFFIN, Journal distributor	35	24-26
Meet the Committee - Jean LOWE, Members' Interest etc	37	41.42
Meet the Committee - Lesley ABRAHAM, Editor	36	40.41
Meet the Committee - Ray NORMAN, Publicity	37	40.41
Meet the Committee - Sally WATSON, Vice Chairman	35	24
Members' Book List, offers to lend	7	6
Members' interests	2	11-17
Members' Interests, Directory of	6	15
Memorial Cards Index	21	9
Mendel	26	7
merino sheep	54	16
MERRY One Name Society	18	13
Merstone Manor	5	9
Merstone Manor	50	47
Merton College, Oxford	25	31
MERWOOD family history	20	21
MERWOOD, Jeremiah	56	48.49
MERWOOD, Mrs, station mistress at Whippingham	28	23
Methodism on Isle of Wight	26	23
Methodist Archives	44	9
Methodist Church, Binstead	57	1
Metropolitan Police	33	2
MEUX family	20	33
MEW family	24	26.27
Mew Langton Brewery	28	15
Microfiche held by IOWFHS, list of	40	11
Microfiche held by IOWFHS, list of	48	38.39
Middlesex Indexes	25	13
Middlesex Parish Registers, Marriages, Phillimore	24	15
MIDLANE family	47	24
MIDLANE, Albert, hymn writer	13	18
MIDLANE, Albert, hymn writer	14	21
MIDLANE, Albert, hymn writer	16	3
military connections	1	4.5
Milk Marketing Board	54	15
MILLER, William, C19th seaman	51	50-52
MILTON, John, poet, 1608-1674	12	13
mining in Australia	12	16
MINNS, Fanny Mary, Newport artist	24	2
MINTER family	3	4
MINTER, Ald E T	41	28
missing persons, SOG list	7	11
Mitcham Motor Co, engineers, launch builders	15	29
MITCHELL, Maria, American astronomer	10	16
MITCHELL, Maria, American astronomer	55	25
MOBERLEY, Rector of Brighstone, later Bishop	55	24
MOFFAT, clan gathering	59	11
moles, trapping of	52	23
monasteries, dissolution of	14	7
monasteries, dissolution of	52	28
Monumental Brass Society	43	59.6
monumental inscriptions	12	10
monumental inscriptions in Ulster	15	8
monumental inscriptions, copying of	54	28.29
monumental inscriptions, how to read them	38	29
monumental inscriptions, non-Christian	28	10
monumental inscriptions, recording of	28	9
monumental inscriptions, Sandown Christchurch	22	16
monumental inscriptions, Sandown Christchurch	24	31
monumental inscriptions, some unusual	14	30
MORETON, Col the Hon H A, Bembridge benefactor	51	29
MORETON, Col the Hon H A, Bembridge benefactor	6	13
MOREY, Michael, murderer, 1736	14	5
MOREY, Michael, murderer, 1736	5	10
MORRIS	18	33
MORRIS family	24	28-30
MORRIS family	25	20-22
MORRIS family tree	16	14
MORRIS family, wills,etc	16	12-14
MORRIS, list of IW references	20	14
Morton Manor	15	4
Morton Manor, owners of	15	4
Morton Roman villa	54	48
Morton Roman villa	9	13
motor cars and motor cycles, arrival on IOW	41	18-21
motor scooter works	26	36
Motoring offence, first on Island	56	4
motorisation of transport	40	22
motorised omnibus, introduction of	41	13
Mottistone Manor	21	36
MOTTISTONE, Lord	23	30
MOTTISTONE, Lord	56	30
Mottistone, St Peter and St Paul	21	36
Mottistone, St Peter and St Paul, wall plaque	39	49
Mount Joy Cemetery	58	38
MOUNTBATTEN of Burma, Viscount	49	10
mummers plays	58	19
MUNDELL family in South Africa	42	37347
murder in the family	33	10
MUSCHKIN, Billy, 'character' of Newtown	53	24
Myddelton Place	44	58.59
myxamatosis	52	18
NALGO	57	20
Name index, wills pre 1660	25	19
Nantes, Revocation of Edict of, 1685	6	3
Napoleon III, Emperor of France	24	30
NASH, John, architect	16	30
NASH, John, architect	23	38
NASH, John, architect	32	5
NASH, John, architect	37	28
National Army Museum	22	8
National Building Record, photographs, drawings	23	7
National Health and Insurance Pensions Scheme, 1920's	56	47
National Hospital for Diseases of the Chest	28	11
National Manuscripts Conservation Trust	20	10
National Maritime Museum	7	14
National Milk Scheme	56	7
National Trust	52	24
National Trust	54	18
National Trust	59	21
National Trust	6	12
National Waifs Association	57	18
Nature Conservancy Council	52	24
Naval Dockyards	58	38930
Naval Dockyards, changing importance of	58	6.7
Naval Historical Collectors and Research Association	34	43
Naval ratings, 1871 Census, Portsea	31	16-18
naval records at PRO	20	4
Needle, original conical rock	33	1
Needles Battery	20	38
Needles lighthouse	35	8
Needles Lighthouse	54	12
NEIGHBOUR family Newsletter	9	12
NELSON, Horatio, Viscount	52	25
NELSON, Horatio, Viscount, death of	8	9
Nettlestone, St Helen's	51	57
NEVILLE family	10	6
NEVITT/KNEVETT study group	44	59
Newchurch School	22	39
Newchurch School	56	3
Newchurch, All Saints', plaques	37	39
Newchurch, Hospital Sunday procession	22	32
Newchurch, school and headmaster	40	58
Newchurch, suicide of vicar	40	59
NEWMAN Name Society	33	36
Newport & Sandown Railway, opening of	32	32
Newport and villages, Pigot's Directory, 1830	40	44-48
Newport and villages, Pigot's Directory, 1830	41	46-49
Newport and villages, Pigot's Directory, 1830	42	20-23
Newport and villages, Pigot's Directory, 1830	43	30.35-37
Newport Borough Police	23	38
Newport County Grammar School	38	12
Newport Court Leet Books	39	46
Newport Gaol	23	38
Newport Gas Light Company	23	39
Newport Grammar School	54	3
Newport Harbour	19	2.3
Newport Harbour	28	6
Newport market	23	39
Newport Old Grammar School	58	38
Newport Regatta	19	3
Newport Secondary School	23	28
Newport Town Hall	23	38
Newport Waterworks, opening of	13	15-18
Newport Young Men's Literary Society	58	25
Newport, almshouses of	23	38
Newport, Blue School	23	38
Newport, churches and chapels, 1830	40	44.45
Newport, description of town, 1830	40	44
Newport, fire in Node Hill	56	4
Newport, Forest Rd Military Cemetery	4	2
Newport, Gwent, Central Library Services	40	10
Newport, inns & public houses, Kelly's Directory, 1914-15	9	8
Newport, inns and markets, 1830	40	45
Newport, introduction of electric street lighting	56	4
Newport, Methodist Chapel	23	44
Newport, Odessa Shipyard	19	2
Newport, population 1830	40	45
Newport, rail links	23	39
Newport, schools of	23	38
Newport, St James Street	16	2.3
Newport, St Thomas a Becket Catholic Church	22	23
Newport, St Thomas a Becket Catholic Church	23	39
Newport, St Thomas's	23	39
Newport, St Thomas's, building of new church	23	39
Newport, Town Hall	47	1
Newport, traders	23	37
Newport, Treaty of	27	3
Newport, Treaty of	40	45
Newport-Freshwater railway	56	2
Newports of the United Kingdom	15	7
newspapers and family history	48	45
Newtown & Porchfield, establishment of parish	43	13
Newtown Arms	59	15
Newtown Church, history of	43	10-14
Newtown Harbour, history of	47	2
Newtown markets	50	23
Newtown Members of Parliament, 1830	40	46
Newtown Randy	58	19.21
Newtown 'Randy'	50	23
Newtown Town Hall	54	18
Newtown Trust	59	21
Newtown, continued decline	47	10.11
Newtown, fishing vessels, barges, lighters	45	42.43
Newtown, map showing fields and pastures	48	11
Newtown, opportunities for employment, C19th	45	40
Newtown, piped water supply	57	23
Newtown, properties, late C19th	47	39722
Newtown, rotten borough	32	3
Newtown, schools	38	12.13
Newtown, seafarers and military men	46	37500
Newtown, silting of estuary	47	6.7
Newtown, trading vessels	45	40.41
NICHOLSON, Brig Gen G H, rescue from Solent	19	22-24
NIEPCE, Joseph, photographic pioneer	29	2
Ningwood Manor	58	44
Ningwood School	49	52.53
Niton Church	57	5
Niton in Tasmania	42	28.29
Niton Primary School, history of	15	25
Niton, Baptist Chapel	52	6
Niton, Malthouse Chapel	52	6
Niton, radio station	24	38
Niton, Royal Sandrock Hotel	24	39
Niton, schools	24	39
Niton, St John the Baptist	24	38
Nonconformists in Newport	36	4
Normandy landings, rehearsal for	46	6
Norris Castle	16	30
NORRIS family of E Cowes	41	41
North West Passage	25	2
Northumbria, yacht	56	29
Northwood House, gift to Cowes Town Council	56	6
Northwood House, Red Cross hospital	21	33
Northwood School	25	40
Northwood, inns and pubs	25	39
Northwood, parish registers, copies of certain marriages	56	58
Northwood, St John the Baptist	18	39
Northwood, St John the Baptist	25	39
Norwich Mercury	18	11
NOYES, Alfred, poet	28	11
NUNN's lace factory, Broadlands House, Staplers	27	5
NUNN's lace factory, Broadlands House, Staplers	30	4
NUNN's lace factory, Broadlands House, Staplers	41	32
Nunwell House, Brading	40	14.15
nursing associations, establishment of	56	41
NUTTY family	14	12
OATLEY, Sue, Archives Assistant, IWRO	40	8.9
obituaries of ex-Islanders, Canada, 1920	46	44.45
occupational costume	30	7.8
oddities of names and places	32	21
O'DONNELL, Jim, Assistant County Archivist, obituary	28	12
OGLANDER family	14	28
OGLANDER family	25	32.33
OGLANDER family	40	14.15
OGLANDER family	42	38
OGLANDER family	59	52
OGLANDER family	9	13
OGLANDER, George	54	48
OGLANDER, Sir John	12	8
OGLANDER, Sir John, diarist	40	14
OGLANDER, Sir William	18	33
OGLANDER, Sir William, baronet	40	14
OGLANDER, Sir William, marriage of, 1699	24	15
Olive Branch Inn, West Cowes	23	43
one name studies	31	32
One Name Studies, Guild of	1	5
one name study groups	45	38930
open field system	48	10.11
Oriental and India Office Collections, British Library	49	55
orphan schools, Australia C19th	30	21
ORTON FHS	33	36
Osborne estate	37	28
Osborne estate, pre- Queen Victoria	35	22
Osborne House	16	31
Osborne House	22	2
Osborne House	44	4.5
Osborne House	53	8
Osborne House	54	31
OSMAN family history	20	21
Overseas deaths, Index of Britons	21	10
Overseers of the Poor	53	42
OWEN, Robert, social reformer	57	19
oyster beds	53	11
oyster forcemeat	56	21
oysters	36	10.11
paddle steamers	54	5
PAICE & DYER, newsagents of Ryde	14	35
PAICE family	34	26.27
Palestine, British forces in, 1918	30	24.25
PALMER, Veronica Carol (Vicky), obituary	35	9
PALMERSTON, Lord, Prime Minister	6	12
Paper Conservation, Institute of	31	10
PARDUE, photograph album	57	27
Parish record extracts, Fawley, Hants	47	54-57
Parish records, Rucking, Kent	21	30.31
parish registers	45	54.55
parish registers for genealogy	30	6
parish registers on parchment	45	55
parish registers, coping with missing entries	40	36-41
parish registers, IW, periods covered	45	56-59
Parkhurst Barracks	58	39
Parkhurst Barracks, opening of	56	3
Parkhurst Forest	13	20
Parkhurst Forest	58	39
Parkhurst Prison	13	20
Parkhurst Prison, conditions, treatment of boy prisoners	8	2.3
Parkhurst Prison, history of	55	21-23
Parkhurst Prison, history of	8	2.3
Parkhurst Prison, hospital prison	55	23
Parkhurst prison, mutiny	56	2
Parkhurst Prison, recent history	55	23
Parkhurst Prison, transportation of boy prisoners	55	22
Parkhurst Prison, women inmates	55	22
Parliamentary representation	56	2
PARNHAM family, help offered	57	33
Parochial Registers, Church of Scotland	23	10
party menus	58	40
PASSENGER family	47	26
PASSENGER, William, RN, d 1728	9	11.12
Passive Resisters, Nonconformists refusing to pay rates	21	17
pasta, cooking of	56	22
pastry and pies	57	15
PAUL, John, shepherd, of Freshwater	56	52
pauper burials	45	47
pawn shop in Ryde	32	16
Pedigree computer program	31	9
pedigree formats, illustrations of	5	14
Pedigree Index, IOWFHS	10	13
Pedigree Index, IOWFHS	13	22
Pedigree Index, IOWFHS	15	7
Pedigree Index, IOWFHS	4	8
Pedigree Index, IOWFHS	48	54
Pedigree Index, IOWFHS	5	15
Pedigree Index, IOWFHS	50	54.55
Pedigree Index, IOWFHS	52	40.41
Pedigree Index, IOWFHS	55	40
Pedigree Index, IOWFHS	8	7.8
Pedigree Index, IOWFHS, list of names, February 1998	48	55-57
PELHAM, Charles, Ist Earl of Yarborough	10	6
penal history	55	48.49
penny post, introduction of	48	29
pensions to distressed seamen and widows	3	2
Peopling the Island - Guildhall museum project	40	35
PERCEVAL, Spencer, assassination of	8	9
Petty Sessions 1863	23	29
Petworth Emigration Scheme	19	12.13
Philip II, King of Spain	10	10
Philip, Duke of Edinburgh	31	5
PHILLIPS family history	38	48.49
photographers (studio) of the IOW	29	37408
photographs and family history	55	44.45
photographs, dating of	54	52-58
PICTON, Sir Thomas	25	48
picture postcards	43	40
Pilatus Britten Norman, aircraft manufacturers	6	14
PINK Bros, Totland	54	31
Pinner Local History Society	23	15
PINNOCK, Mary, model to JM Cameron	59	5.6
Pioneer Index, Foothills, Canada	21	9
PITT, William, the Younger, Prime Minister	53	3.36.37
PITT, William, the Younger, Prime Minister, death of	8	9
PITTIS family, emigration to America	15	5.6
PITTIS, Sir Francis	16	2
plague	56	56
PLAYER family of Ryde	26	42
PLAYER family of Ryde	5	11
poachers	52	17.18
poaching	31	21
poaching	37	47
poaching	48	21.36
poaching by soldiers	46	5
POCOCK, Art, Shalfleet character	57	42
poisoning of doctor's children, Newport, 1870	46	55
policemen, London	26	18
poliomyelitis	56	57
Pompeii	18	7
PONSONBY, Sir Henry, Secretary to Queen Victoria	52	35
Poor Law 1601	18	8
Poor Law Reform Act, 1834	55	7.14
Poor Law Reform Act, 1834, adverse effects of	55	17
Poor Law Reforms, 1834	56	35
Poor Law Reforms, effects of	56	36
Poor Law, Metropolitan Index	24	11
Poor Laws, 1597, 1601	55	8
Poor Laws, history of	18	2.3.8-12
poor rate	18	9
Poor relief on Island, 1835-1929	56	38
Poor relief, 1834-1948	56	35
poor relief, difficulties in rural areas	55	11
poor relief, early history	55	7
poor relief, exploitation by farmers	55	14
poor relief, historical framework	55	8.9
poor relief, local provision	55	13
Poor relief, under Elizabeth I	56	34
poor, hospital treatment of	56	41
poor, living conditions of, C19th	56	39
poor, systems for treatment of	18	2
POPE, Freddie and Mrs, 'characters' of Shalfleet	55	56.57
POPE, Harold, of Appuldurcombe	59	24-27
POPE, John, benefactor of Arreton	39	40
population of England and Wales in C19th	21	27
population of England from medieval to modern times	43	56
population of England in the Middle Ages	43	56
population of IOW, 1871	32	17
population of IOW, early C19th	46	43
population of Ryde in C19th	22	3
porcelain	53	2
Porchfield Bible Christian Chapel Choir	59	22
Porchfield Independent (Congregational) Chapel	43	19
Porchfield, Bible Christian Chapel	43	10.16-18
Porchfield, Locks Green School	12	9
Porchfield, Locks Green School	38	13-20
Porchfield, Locks Green School	53	10
Port of Cowes, Whites Directory 1859	39	18.19
PORTER family	13	27.28
PORTER family of Freshwater	52	2.3
PORTER family of Freshwater	54	26
Portland House Academy, Newport	54	55
Portsmouth Dockyard	21	21
Post Office archives	10	11
postal collections and deliveries	57	4
postal deliveries during war time	39	4
postal services	54	5.3
postal services on the IOW, history of	48	28-30
postal services, origins and history of	48	28
Postcard Index	44	60
postcards	59	8.9
postcards and family history	57	38200
postcards of the Isle of Wight	31	7.8
postcards, photographic	21	17
postmasters, payment of	39	2
POTTS, 'Huzzy', Shalfleet 'character'	52	41
poultry, cooking of	56	22
Pound Cottage, Calbourne	48	34-36
PRAIN family	3	4
PRAIN family of Ryde	41	28
PRANGNELL family	54	14-23
PRANGNELL, Alfred, 'champion' brick maker	53	14.15
prawning	36	38991
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood	18	33
Press Association, Cuttings Library	15	10
press gang	45	36
pressing of sailors	28	3
PRICE family history	47	18.19
PRICE, F G H, archaeologist, Morton Roman Villa	54	48
Prince George of Cambridge	22	26
Prince of Wales Cup	31	5
Prince Regent, later George IV	15	4
Prince Regent, later George IV	8	9
Princess Augusta of Cambridge	22	26
Princess Victoria, later Queen	8	9
Principal Probate Registry, Somerset House	46	36
printing	30	4.5
PRIOR FHS	46	60
prison hulks	55	48.49
Prisoners on orders, Hampshire Record Office	33	24.25
probate inventories	20	30.31
probate inventories	23	22
probate inventories	50	13-16
probate inventories	51	44.45
probate inventories	52	11
probate inventories, accommodation and contents	22	33-36
probate inventories, Newchurch	13	2
probate inventories, occupations and wealth	21	20-22
problems of name changes	40	31
public holidays	58	19
public houses	58	29
Public Record Office, Chancery Lane	22	6
Public Record Office, Kew	20	4.5
Public Record Office, Kew	28	25-27
Public Record Office, Kew	52	15
Public Record Office, Kew	58	35
Public Record Office, Kew & Myddelton Pl, services	51	49
Public Record Office, Kew, new ordering system	33	36
Public Record Office, Kew, website	56	33
publishing, advantages of	42	50.51
pubs of Ryde	22	3
puddings, cooking of	56	22
puddings, steamed	57	15
pug-mill	53	12
pulses, cooking of	56	22
PURDY guns	52	17
Quaker burial ground	12	4
Quaker FHS	32	10
Quaker FHS	34	42.43
Quaker FHS	48	62
Quaker FHS	49	57
Quarr Abbey	23	35
Quarr Abbey	26	12
Quarr Abbey	48	3
Quarr Abbey	5	8.9
Quarr Abbey	52	28
Quarr Abbey	7	9.1
Quarr Abbey, purchase of	56	4
quarries	52	28
Quarter Sessions	55	46.47
Quarter Sessions, reports	24	3.4
Quebec campaign, 1759	56	59
Queen Edith, wife of Edward the Confessor	39	44
Queen Mary, wife of George V	27	9
Queen Mary, wife of George V	54	5
Queen Victoria	11	9
Queen Victoria	14	21
Queen Victoria	16	30
Queen Victoria	20	2
Queen Victoria	21	23
Queen Victoria	22	2.26
Queen Victoria	23	15.3
Queen Victoria	24	29
Queen Victoria	26	2
Queen Victoria	27	11.22
Queen Victoria	31	22
Queen Victoria	32	5
Queen Victoria	44	4.5
Queen Victoria	52	4.35
Queen Victoria	53	4.5.58
Queen Victoria	56	30
Queen Victoria cake	50	55
Queen Victoria, coronation of	23	24
Queen Victoria, Diamond Jubilee, 1897	20	3
Queen Victoria, Golden Jubilee, 1887	20	3
Queen Victoria, journal	21	2
Queen Victoria, photograph albums	29	2
Queen's College, Oxford	25	31
Queensland Heritage retrieval project	39	59
QUIGLEY Computerised Indexes	45	17
QUIGLEY Indexes	50	59
QUIGLEY Indexes	51	55
QUIGLEY Indexes	53	56
QUIGLEY Indexes	54	61
QUIGLEY Indexes	55	17
Quota Acts, 1795	53	36
rabbit, as meat for invalids	23	26.27
rabbits, trapping of	52	18
racial make-up of British people	43	56
rail links, Newport	23	39
railway contractors and their families, help offered	13	7
Railway to St Lawrence opened	56	3
RATCLIFFE family history	22	4
rateable value of IOW, 1871	32	17
RATSEY & LAPTHORN, sailmakers	15	29
RATSEY & LAPTHORN, sailmakers	27	8
RAYNER's Journal, 1870's	50	17
RAYNES family	27	19-21
Record Offices, use of	22	9
recording your family history	4	4.5
recording your family history	5	13-15
Red Funnel Ferries	54	24-26
Reform Act, 1832	41	43
Registration Service, the work of	27	5.6
RENWICK, Rev Thomas, Rector of Mottistone, death of, 1874	32	11
RENWICK, Rev Thomas, Rector of Shorwell, death of	33	15
research in Russia	25	13
retriever trials	52	19
REYNARD, Fred, Arreton, diary in Imperial War Museum	21	3
RICE family of Gurnard	39	17
Richard II	14	7
RICHMOND, 2nd Duke of	30	12
RICHMOND, Rev Legh, writer, curate of Brading	22	39
RICHMOND, Rev Legh, writer, curate of Brading	42	54
RICHMOND, Rev Legh, writer, curate of Brading	5	8
RICHMOND, Rev Legh, writer, curate of Brading	54	48.49
RICHMOND, Rev Legh, writer, curate of Brading	9	13
rickets	56	57
RICKETTS Family	24	3.4
RICKMAN, G R, recollection of	59	12.13
Rickman, G,R,, death of	56	1
RIDDICK's, grocers, Brading	44	3
rifle range, Newtown	52	17
RMS Queen Mary	57	31
RNLI	56	30
ROACH family history	44	52-54
ROACH family history	45	14-16
Road Traffic Act	54	32
roadmaking, costs of, Sandown, C19th	37	14
roads, bridleways and footpaths around Newtown	40	17
ROBERTSON, Rev, of Shorwell	52	9
Roman Catholic Missions and Registers	30	38
Roman Catholic Parishes, England, Wales & Scotland	30	38
Roman Catholicism	21	34
Romany Guild	18	28
Rookley brickworks	19	34
Rookley School	56	4
Roots, family & parish history group, Newchurch	33	31
rope making, developments in	19	30
Rosebank School for Girls, Sandown	56	54
ROSE's Act, 1812, layout of baptism and burial registers	45	54
ROSSETTI, Dante Gabriel, painter, 1828-82	18	33
ROWBOTHAM, Sir Hansen	50	27
Royal Agricultural Society of England	49	12
Royal Air Force	53	51.52
Royal Artillery Territorial Army, IW units	45	34.35
Royal Buckinghamshire Regiment	24	5
Royal Edward, sinking of, 1915	24	27
Royal Edward, sinking of, 1915	26	22
Royal Engineers	21	36
Royal Engineers, IOW company, service in France	2	6
Royal Engineers, IOW company, training	2	5
Royal Engineers, recruited on the Island	2	4
Royal Field Artillery	25	20
Royal Flying Corps	31	14
Royal Irish Rifles	4	3
Royal IW Infirmary, 1861 census return	8	10
Royal IW Infirmary, list of benefactors	7	12
Royal IW Infirmary, opening of children's ward, 1899	40	29
Royal IW Infirmary, opening of children's ward, 1899	41	1
Royal National Lifeboat Institution	18	6
Royal Naval College, Osborne	37	28
Royal Naval Museum	23	11-13
Royal Navy	22	22
Royal Navy	52	38
Royal Navy	53	36.51
Royal Navy records at Kew	28	26.27
Royal Navy, C18th	42	3
Royal Navy, service in	45	39.4
Royal Navy, ships in Portsmouth harbour, 1902	26	28
Royal Navy, ships' muster rolls	28	2.3
Royal Navy, Widows' Pensions lists	26	15
Royal Sandrock Hotel, Niton	56	64
Royal Sussex Regiment	20	29
Royal Warwickshire Regiment	39	54-57
Royal Warwickshire Regiment, battalion sports	39	56.57
Royal Yacht 'Osborne'	26	28
Royal Yacht Squadron	15	29
Royal Yacht Squadron	27	9
Royal Yacht Squadron	53	48
Royal Yacht Squadron	55	18-20
Royal Yacht Squadron Archive	48	40.41
Royal Yacht Squadron, royal connections	55	20
RUDD, Rev E J, Rector of Freshwater, hung in effigy	45	23
RUDMAN Surname Index	16	7
Rugby School	26	3
rural occupations	47	16.17
rural sales and deliveries	41	15-17
RUSHWORTHs of Farringford	43	43
RUSKIN, Charles, drowning of	18	32
RUSKIN, John, writer and critic, 1819-1900	18	32
RUSKIN, John, writer and critic, 1819-1900	51	29
RUSKIN, John, writer and critic, 1819-1900	6	14
RUSSELL, Sir Theobald, Captain of the Island, d 1340	35	15
Russia Company	26	4
RYAN, Mary, model to JMCameron	59	37803
Ryde Carnival, 1888	11	12.13
Ryde Cemetery, names and plots, Sections I & K	40	52-54
Ryde Congregational Church	30	31
Ryde Pier	26	42
Ryde Pier, building of	45	26
Ryde Pier, collision alongside	31	22
Ryde Pier, collision with	30	31
Ryde Quadrille Band	22	44
Ryde Quadrille Band	30	30
Ryde Ventilator	57	64
Ryde Ventilator	58	15
Ryde Water Company	22	40
Ryde, important buildings	51	42.43
Ryde, inns & public houses, Kelly's Directory, 1914/15	10	9
Ryde, licensees, list of, 1871	13	8.9
Ryde, Lords of the Manor of	5	11
Ryde, new parishes	26	42
Ryde, Non-conformist chapels	26	42
Ryde, Pigot's Directory, 1830	45	26.27
Ryde, Pigot's Directory, 1830	46	50-54
Ryde, schools	26	43
Ryde, St Thomas's	25	7
Ryde, St Thomas's	5	1
Ryde, Theatre Royal	17	3
Ryde, Vine Inn, demolition of	30	32
saddle making	24	16-18
saddlemaker's tools	24	18
Sally Line	54	25
salt, history and use of	42	36
SALTER/TAYLOR/WATSON/CASS - four generations	49	7
salterns	53	11
salterns and salt processing	30	4
salterns and salt production in Newtown	42	34-48
salterns, Newtown	34	3
Salvation Army	54	20
Salvation Army, fined for singing	56	2
SAMPSON's Baths, Shanklin	55	1
Sandown Barracks	30	13
Sandown CE School 1894-6	40	1
Sandown Christchurch Boy Scouts	59	54
Sandown Church of England School	59	55
Sandown Fort, location of	37	14
Sandown School Song	41	56-59
Sandown Secondary School	59	55
Sandown, businesses and traders	30	13
Sandown, Christ Church, monumental inscriptions	13	6
Sandown, Christ Church, monumental inscriptions	15	13.14
Sandown, churches and chapels	30	13
Sandown, coal wharf	37	15
Sandown, schools	30	14
Sandown, St John's, marriages, out of parish, county,etc	37	43
sanitation and water supplies	57	21.22
SAROUN, Commander	52	20
SAUNDERS family	57	38
SAUNDERS Syndicate move to IOW	9	5
SAUNDERS Syndicate, aircraft manufature	9	6
SAUNDERS, first flying boat	56	5
SAUNDERS, original boatyard, Streatley, Berks	9	5
SAUNDERS, Samuel, death of	56	6
SAUNDERS, Samuel, founder of Saunders Roe	9	5
savings and investments	56	42. 43
scarlet fever	56	57
school and church, connections	33	18
school and community, 1920's	37	8
school curriculum	38	15
school dinners	37	6
school photographs, use in family history	57	13
school premises , Isle of Wight, 1902	44	56
school punishment	38	16.17
school registers, use in family history	50	44.45
schoolchildren, changed expectations	37	7
schools in Freshwater and Totland	44	36-38
SCOTT ARCHER, Frederick, photographic pioneer	29	2
SCOTT family Bible	48	41
SCOTT, Rev J, Vicar of Carisbrooke, 1690-1722	22	22
SCOTT, Sir George Gilbert, architect	28	11
SCOTT, Sir Walter, novelist and poet	54	24
Scottish records on the internet	59	45
Scout Movement	58	26
scurvy	56	57
sea mark, Ashey Down	22	39
SEABROOKE, Capt, harbour master, Newtown	42	43
SEABROOKE, Capt, harbour master, Newtown	54	21
seafarers list, Portsmouth & IOW	52	29
seafood, freshness of	57	14
searching for a 'lost' ancestor	19	28.29
Seaview Pier	51	1
Seaview Pier	53	49-52
SEELY estates, sale of, 1928	44	39
SEELY family	11	9
SEELY family	23	26
SEELY family	50	51
SEELY family	51	23
Seely Reading Room in Lugley Street, Newport	56	2
SEELY, Charles	52	20
SEELY, Charles	56	30
SEELY, Charles, d 1917	18	33
Seely, Charles, death of	56	5
SEELY, Charles, MP	31	8.21
SEELY, Col J E B, DSO,MP, Under-Secretary, Colonies	36	18
SEELY, Frank	56	30
SEELY, Jack	56	30
Seely, Jack, election as MP for Island	56	3
Seely, Jack, election as MP for Island	56	30
SEELY, Jack, MP, later Lord Mottistone	11	9
SEELY, Jack, re-election of	56	6
SEELY, Maj-General	23	30
SEELY, Sir Charles	56	30
SEELY, Sir Charles, death of	56	6
SERLE, William, benefactor of Arreton	39	40
Sevastopol, Battle of	26	5
severe weather, February, 1885	36	27
severe weather, Nov/Dec 1872	31	22
SEWELL, Elizabeth, author and benefactor of Bonchurch	53	21
SEWELL, Elizabeth, author and benefactor of Bonchurch	8	13
SHAKESPEARE, William	14	7
Shalfleet Methodist Chapel	43	19
Shalfleet saltern	42	43-45
Shalfleet United Cricket Club	52	41
Shalfleet, businesses and traders	31	29
Shalfleet, inns and public houses	31	28
Shalfleet, New Inn	53	24
Shalfleet, Nonconformist chapels	31	28
Shalfleet, St Michael's	31	28
Shalfleet, St Michael's	50	10.11
Shalfleet, St Michael's	54	59
Shamlord, original name of East Cowes	5	11
Shamrock, yacht owned by Sir Thomas Lipton	27	8
Shamrock, yacht owned by Sir Thomas Lipton	44	7
Shanklin Bath Chair Marathon 1910	30	2
Shanklin Chine	32	8
Shanklin Pier	32	9
Shanklin pier, contract for erection of	56	2
Shanklin pier, destroyed by fire	56	5
Shanklin pier, opening of	56	4
Shanklin, development of the parish	32	8
Shanklin, Free Churches	32	8
Shanklin, hotels & businesses	32	9
Shanklin, inauguration of water supply	56	4
Shanklin, Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church	32	9
Shanklin, St Blasius	32	8
Shanklin, St Saviour's	32	8
Shares Register	46	15
Shawford, alternative name for Shalfleet	5	12
Sheat Manor	18	33
Sheat Manor	21	34
SHEATH family	38	2.3
Shen Nung, Emperor of China	53	2
SHEPARD Bros, ship owners	15	29
SHEPARD family of Newport	16	2
shepherds' huts	14	2
Sheriff, the role of	55	46
ship building on the Medina	15	29
Ship Money	21	8
ships leaving Isle of Wight for colonies	36	4
shipwrecks	24	38
shipwrecks off Brighstone	31	18
Shorwell, extent and population of parish	33	23
Shorwell, inns and businesses	33	23
Shorwell, St Peter's	33	23
Shorwell, St Peter's, list of 'missing' baptisms	52	44.45
Shorwell, St Peter's, plaques	37	25
Shorwell, St Peter's, Worsley Memorial window	37	45
SHOTTER family tree	3	17
Shropshire FHS	10	7
Shroving	17	19
sighting of whales	38	44
SIMEON family	47	4
SIMEON family	51	24
SIMEON, Sir John	52	16
SIMEON, Sir R G, Chairman, IW Union	52	9
SIMPSON, Elizabeth Simpson Award	12	2
SIMPSON, Elizabeth Simpson Award	14	27
single name societies, how to form one	35	27
SIVELL, Thomas, shot by Customs officers	7	9
skeletons in the cupboard	3	39326
Slade School of Art	12	3
small pox	16	17
small pox	21	25
small pox	22	23
small pox	36	52
small pox	47	18
small pox, inoculation	21	2
small-holding in the C16th	48	12.13
small-holding in the C19th	48	19.2
smallpox	56	56
smallpox	59	11
SMALLWOODs in Shanklin	19	28
SMALLWOODs in Shanklin	21	28.29
SMITH, Nicholas, d 1825, diary in IWRO	21	2
smocks, different types of	30	7
SMOUT, Richard, County Archivist, IWRO	40	8
SMOUT, Richard, County Archivist, IWRO	52	4
smuggling	14	2
smuggling	23	3
smuggling	28	37377
smuggling	29	27.28
smuggling	37	21
smuggling	53	21
smuggling	54	39722
smuggling	55	24
smuggling at Freshwater	56	48.49
smuggling at St Helens	31	22
smuggling in the West Wight	38	11
smuggling, disposal of goods	38	11
smuggling, etymology of	56	55
smuggling, landing procedures	38	11
smuggling, Newtown	45	44
SMYTHE, George 'Pigeon'	1	2
SMYTHERS, Frederick, a policeman	58	53
SNELLWOOD, Emily, wife of Tennyson	27	7
SNUDDEN family wills	21	14
Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge	25	6
Society of Genealogists (SOG)	22	7
Society of Genealogists (SOG)	8	4
Society of Genealogists, using its library	26	38-40
Society of Genealogists, using its records	26	38.39
SOG Family History Fair 1993	30	27-29
SOLE One Name Society	24	11
Solent Middle School, Hobbies Day	19	5
Somerset & Dorset FHS	44	60
Somerset House	22	6
Somerton airfield	26	36
Southampton Record Society	25	15-17
SOUTHAMPTON, Earls of	14	7
Southampton, history of	54	24
Southampton, King George V dry dock	54	24
Southampton, sea trade	54	24
Southern Railways, takeover of Island lines	42	7
Southern Vectis	31	14
SOWERBUTTS, Ernest Charles, Shalfleet 'character'	51	11
Spanish Armada	10	10
speech and dialect	44	38
SPEED, John, map of Newport, 1611	16	2.3
SPEED, Rev, Rector of Yarmouth	54	2
Speenhamland system	18	3
SPENCER, Earl	45	26.27
SPINDLER, William, Old Park, St Lawrence, late C19th	33	6
SPINDLER, William, Old Park, St Lawrence, late C19th	38	30
Spitfire Fund	44	46
SPRAKE family of Chale	23	3.4
SPRAKES Brewery	59	53
SPRAKE's Brewery, Chale Green, origins of	28	28-31
SPRAY, 'Skipper', Headmaster, Yarmouth School	54	2
SPURGEON, Rev C H, Baptist minister, renowned preacher	37	46
SS Berengaria	54	21
SS Eider, wreck of	37	16
SS Olympic	41	11
SS Titanic	35	17
SS Titanic	41	10.11
SS Titanic	54	25
SS Titanic	56	5
St Catherine's House	22	6
St Catherine's House	27	6
St Catherine's House	35	2.5
St Catherine's House Index at Lord Louis Library	42	14
St Catherine's House, correspondence re delays	15	12
St Helens, businesses and inns	27	26
St Helens, churches and chapels	27	26
St Helens, principal houses	27	27
St Helens, schools	27	27
St James Square, closure of cattle market	56	6
St John Ambulance Association	58	52
St John's College, Cambridge	23	31
St Lawrence Tunnel	28	11
St Lawrence, Old Park	28	11
St Lawrence, Old Park	33	6
St Lawrence, Spindler's Folly	14	2
St Nicholas Chapel, Carisbrooke Castle	29	23
St Nicholas, extent of parish	29	23
St Paul's football XI Shanklin	24	1
STACPOOLE, H de Vere, novelist	53	21
STACPOOLE, H de Vere, novelist	8	13
STAGG family, collection of references	15	9
STALLARD, James, coaster & contrabandist, d 1872	30	32.33
STARK, list of IW references	20	14
STEAD/STEED One Name Society	42	59
STEBBING family	42	9
Steephill Castle	53	7
Stenbury Manor	19	34
step-daughter/daughter-in-law	35	11
STEPHENS family, benefactors of Cowes	15	28
Stepney & Regent's Park College	52	6
Stock Exchange	22	12
stockbrokers	22	12
STONE, Percy, architect	27	3
STONE, Percy, architect	34	14
STONE, Percy, architect, restorer of Carisbrooke Castle	52	4
stone-throwing, Ryde, 1874	39	38
Strays	1	7
Strays	12	4
Strays	13	4
Strays	14	14
Strays	15	9.16
Strays	16	8.9
Strays	17	8.9
Strays	19	11
Strays	20	8.9
Strays	21	18.19
Strays	22	19
Strays	23	14
Strays	24	14
Strays	26	20.21
Strays	27	21.31.35
Strays	28	5.10.22
Strays	29	22.28
Strays	31	8.18
Strays	32	10.29
Strays	34	28.37.38
Strays	35	7.33.34.37
Strays	36	19.29
Strays	38	52.54.55
Strays	39	19.41.62
Strays	40	28.33
Strays	43	8.29
Strays	44	64
Strays	45	4
Strays	46	49. 54-57
Strays	47	57.58
Strays	48	58
Strays	49	58.59
Strays	50	48.55.57
Strays	52	3.36.43
Strays	53	54.64
Strays	55	35.43.51
Strays	58	29
Strays	58	33
Strays	58	5
Strays	58	59.6
Strays	59	13
Strays	59	23
Strays	59	35
Strays	59	43
Strays	59	47
Strays	59	64
Strays from Dorset parish registers	58	30.31
Strays, Portsea, 1881 Census	33	26-30
STRIDE, Sarah, birth of	31	1.8
STRUGNELL, Rev P, Vicar of Shalfleet	50	10
Studio photographers of the IOW	24	30
Studio photographers of the IOW	29	37408
submarine, sinking of	56	4
Suffolk FHS	27	32.33
sugar-making, Australia	24	44
suicide in the family	33	22.23
Sun Hill Chapel, W Cowes, register entry	35	28.37
Sunday School treats	54	2.3
Sunday Schools	25	6
Sunday Schools	44	22
surnames, development of	26	10
surnames, types of	26	10
Surrey parish registers	52	14
Swainston estate, sale of	52	23
Swainston Manor	12	8.9
Swainston Manor	12	8; 57. 40
Swainston Manor, summer palace of Bps of Winchester	47	2
Swainston Mill	12	9; 57. 41
Swan Hotel, Newport, purchase of	56	5
SWEETMAN family	25	47
SWEETMAN family history	36	43
SWEETMAN family, brewers of Ryde	28	14.15
SWEETMAN, Edward & Sarah, education officials, Australi	30	19-23
SWEETMAN/HUMBER connection	40	42.43
Sweyn, father of Canute	47	3
SWINBURNE, Admiral	53	21
SWINBURNE, Algernon, poet	53	21
SWINBURNE, Algernon, poet	8	13
SYMONDS, Sir William, Constructor of the Navy	22	23
TASKER family, visit to Isle of Wight	26	24-29
TAYLOR family history	13	40513
TAYLOR family of Cowes	27	22-24
TAYLORs of Freshwater	37	16
tea dances	53	5
tea, making of	53	5
tea, origins and history of	53	37377
tea, types of	53	5
Telephone exchange established on Island	56	3
TEMPLER family archive	13	7
TENNYSON family	56	51.52
TENNYSON, Alfred, Lord	12	8
TENNYSON, Alfred, Lord	24	2
TENNYSON, Alfred, Lord	27	7
TENNYSON, Alfred, Lord	56	64
TENNYSON, Alfred, Lord	59	2
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, death of	56	3
TENNYSON, Audrey, Lady	54	3
The Towers	21	34
THOM(P)SON family	43	3
Thorley Manor	21	34
Thorley, St Swithin's	34	18
Threads of Family History, FFHS Craft project	35	31
Thrust 2	52	28
Thrust 2	7	10
thunderstorm damage 1872	30	34
tip-it	58	28
Titchfield Abbey	14	7
Tithe Apportionment	20	5
tithe maps	24	8
tobacco, chewing	59	16
Toll gates, removal of	56	2
tolls on Island roads	50	25
TOMASIN family of Ryde	50	17
Tomb of the Unknown Warrior	58	4
TOMLINSON, Maud	59	24-28
torpedo, ashore at Shanklin	51	30
Tostig, brother of Harold II	43	41
Totland, churches	35	8
Totland, history of	36	48
Totland, inns and businesses	35	8
Totland, lifeboats	35	8
Totland, schools	35	8
Totland, St Saviour's Church	56	19
TOWNSEND, Rev Joseph	18	9
tracing a living person	21	13
tracing seafaring ancestors	7	13.14
tracing/identifying 'lost' relatives	36	32-35
trades unions, membership of	57	20
Trafalgar, Battle of	18	33
Trafalgar, Battle of, memories of	21	22
transportation to American colonies, end of	8	2
transportation to Australia	55	49
transportation to Australia	58	32.33
transportation to the colonies	55	48
travelling bear shows	46	22
travelling to the Isle of Wight, White's Directory, 1859	47	35
Trinity House accident, Cowes, 1894	51	37377
Trinity House accident, Cowes, 1894	52	30-32.35.36
Trinity House records	50	6
Trinity House Yacht Mermaid	51	2.3
Trinity House Yacht Mermaid	52	30
Trinity House, Corporation of	3	2
Trinity House, pension petitioners from IOW	3	3
Trinity House, petitions for pensions	3	2
tripe, preparation and cooking of	57	14
TROUGHEAR, Rev Thomas, Rector of Carisbrooke	18	9
TRUCKEL family	59	10.11
TRUCKEL/SAINSBURY of Ryde, photograph album	55	57
Tsar and Tsarina of Russia, visit to Cowes	56	4
TUCHIN, Rev Robert, Vicar of Newport, ejected, 1662	15	31
tunnel to mainland	31	36
tunnel to mainland, Egypt Point, 1874	44	2
Tunnel under the Solent	56	2.3
Tunnel under the Solent	56	5
TURNER family history	38	36-39
TURNER, J M W, painter, 1775-1851	17	22.23
TURNER, J M W, painter, 1775-1851	18	32
TURNER, J M W, painter, 1775-1851	24	2
TWINING, Thomas, tea importer	53	3
TYERMAN, Rev Daniel, 1772-1828, Congregational minister	36	15
typhoid	56	56
typhus	56	56
UK natives dying abroad, Index of	4	14
Undercliff	24	38
Underley, wreck of	25	27-29
unexpected connections	32	11
unusual names	48	37
Upper Chine School	37	1. 30-38
Upper Chine School, accommodation	37	34
Upper Chine School, evacuation	37	35
Upper Chine School, headmistresses	37	33-38
Upper Chine School, opening of	37	31
Upper Chine School, wartime use	37	36
URRY Charity	57	16
URRY coats of arms	20	28
URRY deaths on active service	20	29
URRY family	34	18
URRY family history	20	28.29
URRY family history	21	34.35
URRY family history	22	22.23
URRY family history	23	33
URRY family history	25	34.35
URRY professions	20	29
URRY, William George, archivist, Canterbury Cathedral	25	18
Usher syndrome, an inherited disorder	43	4.5
using a database	55	38
UXBRIDGE, Lord	27	2
vaccination	36	24.52
vaccination	39	5
vaccination	52	8
VALLENDERs and the IW Railway	42	38930
VENN, Rev Henry Rice, vicar of Newtown	43	13
VENN, Rev Henry Rice, vicar of Newtown	44	21.23
Ventnor & District Local History Society	12	2.3
Ventnor & St Lawrence in South Africa	42	37347
Ventnor Breezes perfume	12	3
Ventnor Estate Accounts	22	26
Ventnor Heritage Centre	18	13
Ventnor Heritage Museum	58	15
Ventnor marriage register	54	50
Ventnor Mill	23	33
Ventnor National School, building of	4	6
Ventnor National School, extracts from the log books	4	6.7
Ventnor National School, extracts from the log books	5	6
Ventnor pier, tender for erection of	56	2
Ventnor, Baptist Chapel	35	21
Ventnor, churches	36	38
Ventnor, Commercial Hotel Mews, carriages for hire	39	47
Ventnor, hotels and businesses	36	38
Ventnor, memories of	55	42.43
Ventnor, population	36	39
Ventnor, railways	36	39
Ventnor, Royal National Hospital	54	50
Ventnor, schools	36	38
VERNON, Mr J, obituary	32	28
VERRINDER One Name Society	45	38930
Victoria County Histories	14	6
Victoria, Australia, State Library of	8	6
Victoria, Duchess of Kent, mother of Queen Victoria	15	25
Victoria, Duchess of Kent, mother of Queen Victoria	24	39
Victoria, Duchess of Kent, mother of Queen Victoria	8	9
Victoria, Empress of Germany, eldest d of Queen Victoria	37	16
Victoria, Empress of Germany, eldest d of Queen Victoria	38	5
Victorian Marriage Index IOW	36	46.47
Victorian Marriage Index IOW	41	6
Victorian Marriage Index IOW	44	57
Victorian Marriage Index, IOW	33	8
Victorian Marriage Index, IOW	34	27
Victorian Marriage Index, IOW	37	42
Victorian Marriage Index, IOW	38	25
Victorian Marriage Index, IOW	53	57
Victorian Military Society	36	52
village entertainments	58	21-23
village fetes	58	19
Vine Inn, West Cowes	56	6
visit to the Island by a Canadian member	14	15.16
Volunteer Movement	39	7
Vote, extension of, to women over 21	56	6
voyage to Australia, 1855	31	25-27
WADE, Mary, matriarch of Australia	58	33
walking to work	40	18
WALLBRIDGE, Elizabeth, 'The Dairyman's Daughter'	5	8
Walpen Manor	59	52
WALSINGHAM, Sir Francis	10	6
WALSINGHAM, Sir Francis	58	38
War Graves Commission	58	4
War Memorials	58	37742
War memorials, historical development	28	8
War Memorials, National Inventory of	20	5
War Memorials, National Inventory of	21	6.7
War Memorials, National Inventory of	23	9
War Memorials, National Inventory of	29	12
War Memorials, National Inventory of	33	5
War Memorials, National Inventory of	57	37
War memorials, recording of	28	9
War memorials, use in family history	28	8
War memorials, varying types of	32	27
war shrines	58	4
Ward estate, Totland	56	50
WARD family of Northwood	15	28.29
warning beacons	46	2
Warwickshire Census Project	18	13
water transport	54	18
Water Witch, brig	51	51
Waterloo, Battle of, 1815	25	48
Waterloo, Battle of, 1815	30	11
Waterloo, Battle of, 1815	52	42
watermen and lightermen of the Thames	46	38
WAY, Lillian, Friendship Book	13	1.13-18
WAY, Lillian, Friendship Book	14	21-24
website, having a personal	48	42-44
WEBSTER family of Yarmouth	10	36951
WEBSTER family, mail contract, Yarmouth/Lymington	10	2
WEBSTER, Mr C D, County Archivist	10	5
WEBSTER, Mr C D, County Archivist	29	7.8
WEBSTER, Sir Richard, QC, Attorney General	27	21
Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine	22	8
West Cowes Castle	15	28
West Cowes Chapel, a Commonwealth church	15	28
West Cowes water supply, 1885	37	42
West Cowes, inns and public houses, Kelly's Directory	8	11
West Surrey FHS, maps and guides	16	6
West Wight Family History Group	25	5
West Wight Family History Group	26	6
West Wight Family History Group	27	25
West Wight Family History Group	28	7
West Wight Family History Group	29	22
West Wight Family History Group	31	9
West Wight Family History Group	34	16.17
West Wight Family History Group	36	48.49
West Wight Family History Group	38	43
West Wight Family History Group	39	42
West Wight Family History Group	40	25
West Wight Family History Group	41	27
West Wight Family History Group	42	19
West Wight Family History Group	43	39
West Wight Family History Group	44	39
West Wight Family History Group	46	38.39
West Wight Family History Group	48	26.27
West Wight Family History Group	53	42
WESTALL, William, C19th artist	24	2
WESTBROOK family	48	5
Westminster Abbey Muniments Room	22	8
Westminster City Libraries, Archives Dept,	22	7
Weston Manor	21	34
Westover House	12	9; 57. 40
whale, stranded at Whale Bay, Atherfield	51	30
Whippingham School	37	28
Whippingham Station	23	30
Whippingham Station	27	11
Whippingham Station	37	29
Whippingham, area and population	37	28
Whippingham, St Mildred's, history of	32	5
WHITE, J S, shipbuilders	15	29
Whitecroft Asylum, 1896	50	52
Whitecroft Asylum, opening of	56	3
Whitecroft Asylum, purchase of land	56	3
Whitecroft lunatic asylum, tobacco contract	59	15
WHITEHOUSE, J A, founder, Bembridge School	6	14
WHITE-POPHAM, Francis, owner of Shanklin Manor	41	32
White's Directory	56	30
White's Directory, 1859	46	43
WHITLOCK, Ralph, broadcaster	43	39
WHITTINGTON, wedding photograph	56	14.15
Whitwell School and its teachers	38	31
Whitwell, area and population of parish	38	30
Whitwell, farms and farmers	38	31
Whitwell, inns and businesses	38	30.31
Whitwell, Nonconformist chapels	38	30
Whitwell, St Mary & St Rhadegunde	38	30
whooping cough	56	57
WHYTEHEAD, Rev, T, curate at Freshwater	23	31
wife-beater burnt in effigy, St Helens, 1872	33	25
Wight Heritage	53	22.23
Wight Heritage, archaeology	53	22
Wight Heritage, Botanic Gardens, Ventnor	53	23
Wight Heritage, geology	53	23
Wight Heritage, library service	53	23
Wight Heritage, museums	53	22
WILBERFORCE, Rev E R, son of Bishop Wilberforce	32	16
WILBERFORCE, Samuel, Rector of Brighstone, Bp of Winchester	10	15
WILBERFORCE, Samuel, Rector of Brighstone, Bp of Winchester	26	42
WILBERFORCE, Samuel, Rector of Brighstone, Bp of Winchester	55	24
wild fowl	52	21-23
WILKES, John, MP, his 'villakin' in Sandown	26	30.31
WILKES, John, MP, Lord Mayor of London, 1727-1797	26	30
WILLIAMSON, Frederick, Pre-Raphaelite artist	24	2
wills	21	8
wills & administrations, use of	53	9
wills, use of in family history	44	8
wills, use of in family history	46	10.11.36.37
WILSON, Cyllene, model to JMC	59	7
Winchester Cathedral	52	28
Winchester, Bishop of	47	2
Winchester, Bishops of	12	8
Winchester, Bishops of	12	8; 57. 40
WINGARD, Herr, celebrated illusionist	37	53
Winkle Street (Barrington Row)	12	8; 57. 40
winkles	36	11.12
WISE family	26	2.3
WODEHOUSE, P G, writer	28	24
WOLLVEN FHA	15	8
Women's Land Army	52	19
WOODFORD family newsletter	33	36
WOODFORD, wedding photograph	56	14.15
WOODMORE family history	38	26-29
WOODMORE family history	39	20
WOOLCOMBE, Capt, first Governor of Parkhurst Prison	8	2
Woolverton, medieval town	6	12
Wootton Bridge	34	14.15
Wootton Bridge Brass Band	4	12
Wootton Bridge Post Office	39	36982
Wootton Bridge, exhibition of photographs	8	8
Wootton Mill	20	2.3
Wootton School	20	2
Wootton School, log book	18	25
Wootton, brickmaking	20	3
Wootton, businesses	34	15
Wootton, houses of gentry	20	2
Wootton, large properties	34	15
Wootton, Non-conformist chapels	20	2
Wootton, postmasters	39	2
Wootton, principal residents	39	45
Wootton, shops	20	3
Wootton, Sloop Inn	20	3
Wootton, Sloop Inn	34	14
Wootton, St Edmund's	20	2
Wootton, St Edmund's	34	14
Wootton, St Edmund's	39	44.45
Wootton, St Edmund's	41	23.4
Wootton, St Edmund's, wall plaques	40	55
Wootton, St Mark's	34	14
Wootton, village of	20	2.3
Worcester College, Oxford	25	31
Worcester Record Office	19	12
words, unusual, in everyday speech	25	29.3
work patterns, C19th	56	44.45
Workers' Educational Association	44	55
Workhouse system, end of, 1929	56	38
World War I	12	3
World War I	20	2
World War I	21	3
World War I	22	4
World War I	37	8
World War I	4	2
World War I	45	38
World War I	52	4.43
World War I	53	8
World War I	54	5.31
World War I, Army service records	44	58
World War I, casualty stations	34	16
World War I, establishment of hospitals in Island houses	56	5
World War I, introduction of conscription	56	5
World War I, IOW casualties, 1916	23	34-36
World War I, Jervis Photographic Index	51	54
World War I, prisoners of the Turks	50	3.4
World War II	20	2
World War II	21	3
World War II	53	5.51
World War II	53	51
World War II	54	32
World War II, Agricultural Committee	52	18
World War II, arrival of evacuees on IOW	15	23
World War II, 'Bomb Alley'	48	35
World War II, early arrangements on the IOW	15	22-24
World War II, Food Control Committee	15	22
World War II, food rationing	46	7
World War II, transfer of hospital patients from Portsmouth	15	24
World War II, vulnerability of IOW	15	22
WORSLEY family	10	6
WORSLEY family	14	28
WORSLEY family	18	33
WORSLEY family	26	2
WORSLEY family	40	12.13
WORSLEY family	42	38
WORSLEY family	47	7
WORSLEY Memorial window, St Peter's, Shorwell	37	45
WORSLEY, Maj-Gen Sir Henry, GCB	21	6
WORSLEY, Maj-Gen Sir Henry, GCB	33	17
WORSLEY, Rev Francis	59	53
WORSLEY, Rev Francis, Rector of Chale	33	16
WORSLEY, Richard, Captain of the Island	46	2
WORSLEY, Sir Richard	18	10
WORSLEY, Sir Richard, art collection	19	33
WORSLEY, Sir Thomas	25	37
WRIGHT, Frank, local historian	52	6
WRIOTHESLEY, Henry, 3rd Earl of Southampton, Captain of the
Island	14	7.8
WRIOTHESLEY, Henry, 3rd Earl of Southampton, Captain of the
Island	5	10
WRIOTHESLEY, Thomas, 1st Earl of Southampton	14	7
writing a historical novel	7	4
Wroxall, inns and businesses	40	12
Wroxall, origin of parish	40	12
Wroxall, schools	40	12
Wroxall, St John's Church	57	8
www,familysearch,org	59	44
WYATT family	40	34
WYNDHAM COTTLE almshouses	57	17.19
yacht racing	58	27
yachts of the wealthy, service on	10	14
Yar Bridge, end of tolls	56	6
YARBOROUGH, Earl of	40	13
Yarmouth & Freshwater, Pigot's Directory, 1830	47	22-24
Yarmouth Approved School	54	16
Yarmouth Castle	41	43
Yarmouth Church Book	35	12.13
Yarmouth Electricity Supply Company	54	6
Yarmouth Regatta	54	3
Yarmouth School, late C19th	54	2
Yarmouth, businesses	41	44
Yarmouth, connections with Lymington	10	2
Yarmouth, fortifications of the area	41	43
Yarmouth, Free Churches	41	44
Yarmouth, history of	41	42.43
Yarmouth, lifeboat	41	45
Yarmouth, shops and businesses	54	4.5
Yarmouth, St James's	36	26
Yarmouth, St James's	41	43.44
Yarmouth, St James's	47	22
Yarmouth, St James's marriage registers, extracts	15	11
Yaverland, clergy and leading citizens	42	54
Yaverland, St John the Baptist	42	54
YEARBY family history	17	14.15
YEARBY family history	9	2.3
YELF Single Name study	25	47
Yeomen of the Guard	49	5
Yetminster History Society, Dorset	17	5
York, Duke of, later George V	52	42
York, Duke of, marriage of, 14 JUL 1893	11	3
York, Duke of, marriage of, 14 JUL 1893	45	49
YOUNG families	40	50.51
Zaida, funeral of Capt, WEST	55	50.51
Zaida, loss of life	50	3
Zaida, sinking of	50	2.3.
Zaida, yacht owned by Lord Rosebery	50	37347