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Brixworth History Society - Research, publications, meetings and exhibitions about this village where Howcutts lived from 1720 to 1900. Burton Latimer “Burton Latimer - a sense of place” has a vast range of information about the history of the village where Robert and Martha Howcutt were living in 1841. Coventry - Information about
the history of Coventry, where Howcotts lived for over 250 years from 1474
onwards. FamilySearch – The largest family history organisation in the world, with records of 3 billion names. Online access includes scanned and indexed images of records, as well as extracted details. Its shared Family Tree provides opportunities to organise and preserve your research. Users are encouraged to find and merge records about the same person and to work with others to fill in missing information and correct errors. There is a strong emphasis on providing sources for the data that you submit. Access is free of charge, but you have to register and sign in to use its many features. Research Wiki - Over 90,000
family history research articles. You can search for topics such as
particular places, types of sources and research methods. Users are
encouraged to share their knowledge with others by writing fresh articles and
augmenting ones that are already online. The site is well-stocked with maps,
videos and illustrations. Sheffield Indexers – Free online indexes to family history material, mainly from Sheffield. It includes many Howcutt baptisms and burials. Wickes family at Welford - Mark Michael Howcutt's 3 times great grandparents included Anthony Green (1703/4-1741/2) & Mary Wykes or Wickes (1695/6-1790), who were married at Brixworth in 1725. The link leads to an account of the life and family of Mary's father, John Wickes. |
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