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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W x Y z
AB | able-bodied seaman Bachelor of Arts (US) |
Abram, Wm. | A History of Blackburn, 1877 |
AC | aircraftman |
ACA | Associate, Institute of Chartered Accountants |
ADC | Aide-de-Camp |
Adm. | Admitted |
Admon. | Administration of effects at a Probate Court |
AFC | Air Force Cross |
AG | Adjutant General Attorney General |
AH | Assistant Head |
Al. Dub. | Alumni Dublinenses, G.D. Burtchaell & T.U. Sadleir |
Al. Eton. | R.A. Austen-Leigh, List of Collegers; see also Harwood |
Al. Oxon. | Alumni Oxonienses, 1500-1886, Joseph Foster, 4 vols, 1887- |
Al. Westmon. | List of the Queen's Scholars of Westminster,...1561-1852, Joseph Welch, 1852 |
AMS | Army Medical Services Assistant Military Secretary |
APM | Assistant Provost Marshal |
AQMG | Assistant Quartermaster-General |
ARA | Associate of the Royal Academy, London |
ASC | Army Service Corps |
Ath. Cant. | see Cooper |
b. | born |
BA | Bachelor of Arts |
Baines (Lancs.) | History of Lancashire, Edward Baines, 4 vols, 1888- |
Baker (Northants.) | History of Northamptonshire, George Baker, 2 vols, 1822- |
Baker MSS | The MS. collections of Thomas Baker of St John's; partly at the British Museum, partly at Cambridge University Library |
BBC | British Broadcasting Corporation |
BC | British Columbia |
BCanL | Bachelor of Canon Law; abrogated 1535 |
BCivL | Bachelor of Civil Law; now expressed as LLB |
BD | Bachelor of Divinity |
BEF | British Expeditionary Force |
Benton, Philip | Rochford Hundred, 1867 |
Berry | Kent Pedigrees |
Betham, W. | Baronetage, 1801- |
Blakeway, J.B. | Sheriffs of Shropshire, 1886 |
Blanch (Camberwell) | The Parish of Camberwell, W. Harnett Blanch, 1875 |
Blomefield (Collectanea) | Francis Blomefield, 1750, Notes of monumental inscriptions in the Town and County of Cambridge |
Blomefield | History of Norfolk, Francis Blomefield, continued by C. Parkin, 2nd ed., 1805-10; 12 vols with index, 1862 |
Blore | History of Rutland, Thomas Blore, 1811 |
BMA | British Medical Association |
Brady, W.M. | Records of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, 1864 |
Bridges | History of Northamptonshire, John Bridges, continued by Peter Whalley, 2 vols, 1791 |
Bur. | Buried |
Burke, L.G. | Landed Gentry, John Burke |
Burke, Ext. Bart. | Extinct Baronetage, John Burke |
Burke, Commoners | Commoners, John Burke |
Burton (Eng. Martyrs) | Lives of the English Martyrs declared venerable, Canon E.H. Burton & Rev. T.H. Pollen |
Bury School, SHAH | List of boys at Bury School 1550-1900, Bury, 1908 |
C. | Curate |
c. | christened |
CA | Chartered Accountant County Alderman |
Caius College Biographical History | J. Venn, 1897 |
Calamy, Edm. | Nonconformist Memorials (Palmer's edition), 1775 |
Cal. Pat. Rolls | Calendar of Patent Rolls |
Cambridge Antiquarian Society | Communications and Proceedings, 1841 |
Cambs. and Hunts. Arch. Soc. | Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Archaeological Society, 1900- |
Carthew, G.A. | Hundred of Launditch, 3 vols, 1877-79 |
Carthew, W. and E. | Bradenham, 1883 |
Cass, F.C. | History of S. Mimms, 1877; of Monken Hadley, 1880; of E. Barnet, 1885 |
Cautio | A deposit made in early times to ensure the due performance of exercises for degrees |
CB | Companion, Order of the Bath |
CBE | Commander, Order of the British Empire |
CC | County Council City Council Chamber of Commerce County Court |
CCC | County Cricket Club Corpus Christi College Central Criminal Court |
CD | Civil Defence |
CE | Civil Engineer |
Cecil, House of | see Dennis, G.R. |
CF | Chaplain to the Forces |
CH | Companion of Honour |
Chalmers, A. | Biographical Dictionary, 1812-17 |
Chapl. | Chaplain |
Chesters of Chichely | R.E.C. Waters, 1878 |
Christ's College Biographical Register | T. Peile, 1910- |
Christ's College History | Tho. Peile |
CJ | Chief Justice |
Clare College History | A.R. Wardale |
Clutterbuck, Robert | History of Hertfordshire, 3 vols, 1815 |
CM | Master in Surgery (Edinburgh, etc.) |
CMS | Church Missionary Society |
CO | Commanding Officer |
Collect. Top. and Gen. | Collectanea Topographica et Genealogica |
Collins | Peerage of England, edited by Sir E. Brydges, 9 vols, 1812 |
Collinson, John | History of Somerset, 3 vols, 1791; index, 1898 |
ComCLond | Commissary Court of Bishop of London |
Com. Reg. | Comitia Regia: certain gatherings of the Senate of the University at which royal personages were present and degrees specially conferred |
ConsCLond | Consistory Court of Bishop of London |
Cooper, C.H. & Thompson | Athenae Cantabrigienses (1500-1609), 3 vols, 1858- |
Cooper, C.H. | Annals of Cambridge, 5 vols |
Copinger, W.A. | History of Buxhall, 1902 |
Copinger, W.A. | Manors of Suffolk, 1905 |
COS | Chief of Staff |
Cotton | Fasti Ecclesiae Hibernicae |
Cox, J.C. | Churches of Derbyshire, 1875 |
CP | Cape Province Civil Power |
CPC | Clerk of the Privy Council |
CS | Civil Service |
CSE | Certificate of Secondary Education |
CU | Cambridge University Christian Union |
CUBC | Cambridge University Boat Club |
Cussans, J.E. | History of Hertfordshire, 3 vols, 1870- |
d. | died |
D. and C. Westm. | Court of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster |
Dallaway, James & Cartwright | History of West Sussex, 2 vols, 1815- |
DAQMG | Deputy Adjutant and Quartermaster-General |
dau. | daughter (of) |
Davey, R. | Sisters of Lady Jane Grey, 1911 |
Davids, T.W. | Nonconformity in Essex, 1863 |
DC | District Commissioner District Council |
DD | Doctor of Divinity |
Dennis, G.R. | House of Cecil, 1914 |
Derby School Register, 1570-1901 | B. Tacchella, 1902 |
Devon Notes and Queries | |
Dewes, Symonds | Extracts from Diary (College Life in time of James I, published 1851) |
Dexter, H.M. | Congregationalism of the last three hundred years, 1880 |
DL | Deputy Lieutenant |
DM | Doctor of Medicine (not Cambridge) |
DNB | Dictionary of National Biography |
Dodds, C. | Church History of England, 1737- |
Douay Diary | edited by Rev. T.F. Knox, 1878; E.H. Burton, 1911 |
Doughty, K.F. | The Betts of Wortham, 1912 |
Drake, F. | History of York, 1736 |
DSC | Distinguished Service Cross |
DSc | Doctor of Science (not Cambridge) |
Dukes, T.F. | Antiquities of Shropshire, 1844 |
Duncumb, John | History of Herefordshire, 1804 |
Dunn, L. | Visitations of Wales, 1846 |
Earwaker, J.P. | East Cheshire, 2 vols, 1877 |
East Anglian | edited by S. Tymms, 4 vols, 1864-71 |
Eastern Counties Collectanea | |
EC | East Central |
EI | East India(n) East Indies |
EIC | East India Company |
Elwes, D.G.C. | Castles, etc., of W. Sussex, 1876 |
Ely Diocesan Register | |
Ely Episcopal Records | A. Gibbons, 1891 |
E. Mag. | English Magazine |
Emmanuel College History | E.S. Shuckburgh |
Endowments of the University | J.W. Clark, 1904 |
ER | East Riding |
Essex Pedigrees | |
ET | Easter Term |
Exhib. | Exhibition(er) |
Extinct Bart. | see Burke |
Eyton, R.W. | Antiquities of Shropshire, 1854 |
FA | Football Association |
Fasti | see Le Neve and Cotton |
FBA | Fellow of the British Academy |
FC | Football Club |
FCS | Fellow of the Chemical Society |
Fell.-Com. | Fellow Commoner |
Felsted School | Alumni Felstedienses, G.J.H. Wright, 1903 |
Felt, J.B. | Ecclesiastical History of New England, 1855- |
FGS | Fellow of the Geological Society |
FIA | Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries |
FIC | Fellow of the Institute of Chemistry |
Fil. nob. | Filius nobilis: by ancient custom and statute the sons of noblemen (including bishops) had the privilege of proceeding to M.A. at once instead of first taking B.A. |
Fisher, G.W. | Shrewsbury, 1899 |
FLS | Fellow of the Linnaean Society |
FM | Field Marshal |
FMG | Familiae Minorum Gentium, Joseph Hunter, Harleian Society |
FMS | Fellow of the Medical Society |
FO | Field Officer Foreign Office |
Foley, H. | Records of the English Province of the S.J., 8 vols, 1877- |
Foss, E. | Judges of England, 1870 |
Foster, Joseph | see Al. Oxon. |
Foster, Joseph | London Marriage Licenses, 1887 |
Foster, Joseph | Lancashire pedigrees |
Foulis, H. | History of Plots, 1674 |
Founders and Benefactors of St John's | A.F. Torry, 1888 |
FPS | Fellow of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain |
FRAeS | Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society |
FRCP | Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians |
Frere, W.H. | The Marian Reaction, 1896 |
FRHistS | Fellow of the Royal Historical Society |
FRMetS | Fellow of the Royal Meteorological Society |
FRS | Fellow of the Royal Society |
FRSA | Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts |
FSA | Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries |
FSAScot | Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland |
FSI | Fellow of the Chartered Surveyors' Institution |
FSS | Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society |
Fuller, Thomas | History of the University of Cambridge (Prickett), 1840 |
FZS | Fellow of the Zoological Society |
Gage, John | Thingoe Hundred, Suffolk, 1838 |
GCB | Knight/Dame Grand Cross, Order of the Bath |
GA | Geologists' Association |
GCH | Knight Grand Cross, Hanoverian Order |
GE | Great Eastern |
GEC | Complete Baronetage, G.E. Cockayne Complete Peerage, G.E. Cockayne |
Genealogical Magazine | |
Genealogist | G.W. Marshall, 1877- |
Gent, Tho. | Ripon, 1733 |
GHQ | General Headquarters |
Giggleswick School Register | H.L. Mullins, 1913 |
Glover, Stephen | History of Derbyshire, 1829 |
G. Mag. | Gentleman's Magazine, 1739-1868 |
Godfrey, Jo. Tho. | Churches of Nottinghamshire, 1907 |
GP | General Practitioner |
GPO | General Post Office |
Gr. | Grace, or act of the University, mostly for degrees |
Graves, Jo. | History of Cleveland, 1808 |
Gray's Inn | Register of Admissions, 1895 Pension Book, 1910 |
Gr. Bk. | Grace Book, containing the Graces of the University; five volumes have been published, 1454-1588 |
Gregson, Matthew | History of Lancaster, 1817- |
GSO | General Staff Officer |
GWR | Great Western Railway |
HAC | Honourable Artillery Company |
Harleian Society | |
Harvey, W.M. | Willey Hundred, Bedfordshire, 1872 |
Harwood, Thomas | Alumni Etonenses, 1797 |
Hasted, Edward | History of Kent, 4 vols, 1778 |
HBM | His/Her Britannic Majesty's |
HC | High Commissioner |
HE | His Excellency |
HEIC | Honourable East India Company |
Hennessy, George | Edition of Newcourt's Repertorium, 1898 |
Herald and Genealogist | J.G. Nichols, 1863- |
HH | His Highness His Holiness |
Hill, A.G. | Churches of Cambridgeshire, 1880 |
Hill, J. Harwood | History of Langton, 1867 History of Market Harborough, 1875 |
Hingeston-Randolph, F.C. | Notes and additions for Walker's Sufferings of the Clergy, for Devon (reprinted from The Church in the West) |
Historical Register Chronicle | |
HLI | Highland Light Infantry |
HM | His/Her Majesty's |
HMS | His/Her Majesty's Ship |
HO | Home Office |
Hoare, Sir R.C. | History of Wiltshire, 1822 |
Horsfield, T.W. | History of Sussex, 2 vols, 1835 |
HQ | Headquarters |
HRH | His/Her Royal Highness |
HS | High School |
Hughes, Joseph | History of Meltham, 1866 |
Hughes, W.O. Hughes | Tonbridge School Register, 1893 |
Hunter, Joseph | Hallamshire, 1819; S. Yorkshire, 1828- Familiae Minorum Gentium, 1894- |
Hutchins, J. | History of Dorset, 1861- |
Hutchinson | Cumberland, Durham |
Hyde, H.B. | Annals of Bengal, 1901 |
IA | Indian Army |
IARO | Indian Army Reserve Officer |
IBA | International Bar Association Independent Broadcasting Authority |
ICE | Institution of Civil Engineers |
ICS | Indian Civil Service |
IG | Inspector General Instructor in Gunnery |
Impubes | A student under 14, and consequently not required to take the usual oath at matriculation |
IMS | Indian Medical Service |
Incorp. | Incorporation in another University; it conferred the privileges of their degree |
Inner Temple Admissions | 1547-1660 |
ISO | (Companion of the) Imperial Service Order |
IY | Imperial Yeomanry |
Jacobs | Peerage |
Jesus College History | A. Gray |
Jewitt | Reliquary, 1860 |
JP | Justice of the Peace |
KB | Knight of the Order of the Bath King's Bench Knight Bachelor |
Kimber & Johnson | Baronetage, 1771 |
KC | King's Counsel |
KCB | Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath |
KCH | Knight Commander, Hanoverian Order |
KCL | King's College, London |
King's College History | A. Austen-Leigh |
KO | King's Own |
KP | Knight, Order of St Patrick |
KT | Knight, Order of the Thistle |
LC | London Central |
LCC | London County Council |
LD | Licentiate in Divinity Lady Day |
Leics. and Ruts. | Leicestershire and Rutland Notes and Queries |
Le Neve, John | Monumenta Anglicana, 1717 Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae, 1854 |
Le Neve, Peter | Knights, Pedigrees of, 1873 |
Lestrange, John | Eastern Counties Collectanea, 1872 |
LI | Light Infantry |
Lib. Cler. Linc. | Liber Cleri Lincolniensis |
Lic. Med. | Licence to practise medicine |
Lincolnshire Churches | |
Lincolnshire Pedigrees | |
Lincolnshire Notes and Queries | |
Lincolnshire Presentation Deeds | |
Lipscombe, George | History of Buckinghamshire, 4 vols, 1847 |
Lit. Reg. | Litterae Regiae: royal mandates directing the conferring of a degree |
Litt. Dim. | Letters dimissory from one bishop to another to grant ordinations |
LLB | Bachelor of [Civil] Laws |
LM | Licentiate in Midwifery |
L. Mag. | London Magazine |
LMS | London Missionary Society London, Midland and Scottish [Railway] |
LNW | London and North-Western [Railway] |
Lockhart, A.W. | Exhibitioners from Christ's Hospital, II ed., 1885 |
Loder, Robert | History of Framlingham, Suffolk. Containing a list of the Masters and Fellows of Pembroke |
Lodge, Edmund | Life of Sir Julius Caesar, 1827 |
Lodge, Edmund | Peerage, 1832 |
London Magazine | |
LRCP | Licentiate, Royal College of Physicians |
LRCPE | Licentiate, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh |
LRCS | Licentiate, Royal College of Surgeons |
LRCSE | Licentiate, Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh |
LRIBA | Licentiate, Royal Institute of British Architects |
LRPS | Licentiate, Royal Photographic Society |
LSA | Licentiate, Society of Apothecaries |
LSW | London and South-Western [Railway] |
LT | Lent Term Licentiate in Teaching |
Lysons, Daniel | Environs of London, 1796 |
Lyte, H.C. Maxwell | History of Eton, 1911 |
MA | Master of Arts Military Assistant |
Maclean, Sir John | Trigg Minor, 1868 |
Magdalene College History | E.K. Purnell |
Manning, O. & Bray | History of Surrey, 1804 |
Masters, Robert | History of Corpus Christi, 1752, edited by J. Lamb, DD, 1831 |
Matr. | Matriculated/Matriculation |
Mayor, Prof. J.E.B. | |
Maxwell-Lyte | see Lyte |
MC | Military Cross |
MCC | Marylebone Cricket Club |
McCall, H.B. | Churches of Richmondshire |
ME | Mining Engineer |
MFH | Master of Fox Hounds |
MGram | Master of Grammar: an ancient degree long obsolete, conferred on schoolmasters |
MI | Monumental Inscription Military Intelligence |
MIAgrE | Member, Institution of Agricultural Engineers |
MIAM | Member, Institute of Administrative Management |
MIBiol | Member, Institute of Biology |
MICE | Member, Institution of Civil Engineers |
MIChemE | Member, Institution of Chemical Engineers |
Midds. Ped. | Middlesex Pedigrees |
MIE | Member, Institution of Engineers Member of the Order of the Indian Empire |
MIEE | Member, Institution of Electrical Engineers |
MIERE | Member, Institution of Electronic and Radio Engineers |
Migr. | Migrated |
Mil. | Military Militia |
MIMarE | Member, Institute of Marine Engineers |
MIMechE | Member, Institution of Mechanical Engineers |
MIMinE | Member, Institute of Mining Engineers |
MIMM | Member, Institution of Mining and Metallurgy |
Min | Minister Ministry |
MInstCE | Member, Institution of Civil Engineers |
MIProdE | Member, Institution of Production Engineers |
Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica | J.J. Howard, 1868 |
MIStructE | Member, Institution of Structural Engineers |
MIT | Massachussetts Institute of Technology |
MLC | Member of the Legislative Council |
MO | Medical Officer |
Morant, P. | History of Essex, 1768 |
MP | Member of Parliament |
MR | Master of the Rolls |
MRAC | Member, Royal Agricultural College |
MRAeS | Member, Royal Aeronautical Society |
MRAS | Member, Royal Asiatic Society |
MRCGP | Member, Royal College of General Practitioners |
MRCOG | Member, Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists |
MRCP | Member, Royal College of Physicians |
MRCPath | Member, Royal College of Pathologists |
MRCPE | Member, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh |
MRCS | Member, Royal College of Surgeons |
MRCSE | Member, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh |
MRCVS | Member, Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons |
MRI | Member, Royal Institution |
MRIA | Member, Royal Irish Academy |
MRPharmS | Member, Royal Pharmaceutical Society |
MRSC | Member, Royal Society of Chemistry |
MS | Master of Surgery |
MT | Michaelmas Term Motor Transport |
Mumford, A.A. | History of Manchester Grammar School, 1919 |
Munk, W. | Roll of the College of Physicians, 1878 |
Muskett, J.J. | Suffolk Manorial Families, 1894- |
N. and Q. | Notes and Queries |
n.c. | no certificate [women's colleges only; in earlier times, women who passed the Tripos examination were not awarded a degree (because they were women) but were awarded a Certificate instead] |
Nash, T.R. | History of Worcestershire, 1781-82 |
NB | North Britain (i.e. Scotland) Nota Bene |
NC | Newnham College [but see also n.c. above] |
NE | North East |
Newcourt, B. | Repertorium (London Diocese), 1708- |
Newton, Alderman | Journal |
NI | Northern Irish/Ireland Native Infantry |
Nicholas, T. | Annals of the County Families of Wales, 1872; Peerage of England |
Nichols, J. | History of Leicestershire |
Nichols, J.G. | Herald and Genealogist, 1862 |
Nightingale, Benj. | The ejected of Cumberland and Westmorland, 1911 |
Norcliffe, C.B. | History of Snaith, 1861 |
Norfolk Archaeology | Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological Society, 1847- |
Northants. Notes and Queries | |
NR | North Riding |
NSW | New South Wales |
NW | North West |
NWR | North Western Railway |
NZ | New Zealand |
N&Q | Notes and Queries |
OC | Officer Commanding |
Oliver, V.L. | History of Antigua, 1894 |
Ord, J.W. | History of Cleveland, 1846 |
Ordo | Ordo senioritatis: order of seniority in the Mathematical Tripos |
Ormerod, G. | History of Cheshire, 1882- |
OTC | Officers Training Corps |
Oundle School Register | |
Papal Petitions | Calendar of |
Patent Rolls | Calendar of |
Paver | Yorkshire Marriage Licenses (Yorkshire Archaeological Society) |
PC | Privy Councillor Perpetual Curate Police Constable |
PCC | Prerogative Court of Canterbury Parochial Church Council |
PCY | Prerogative Court of York |
Peile, Thomas | Biographical Register of Christ's College, 1910 |
Penny, Frank | The Church in Madras, 1904 |
pens. | pensioner |
PGM | Past Grand Master [of Masons] |
Phillimore, W.P.W. | Nottinghamshire Pedigrees |
Phillips, Thomas | History of Shrewsbury, 1779 |
PI | Philippine Islands |
Pits, John | De Rebus Anglicis, 1619 |
Plantaganet-Harrison, G.H. | History of Yorkshire, 1879 |
PM | Post-Master Provost Marshal |
PMO | Principal Medical Officer |
PO | Petty Officer Pilot Officer Post Office |
Political State of Great Britain | |
Poulson, George | Holderness, 2 vols, 1840-41 |
PRA | President of the Royal Academy |
Prior, A.H. | Mansfield Church, 1906 |
PS | Permanent/Private Secretary Privy Seal |
PT | Physical Training |
QC | Queen's Counsel |
QM | Quartermaster |
QMG | Quartermaster-General |
QMS | Quartermaster-Sergeant |
R. | Rector |
RA | Royal Academy/Academician Royal Artillery Rear Admiral |
Radford, L.B. | History of Holt, 1909 |
RAF | Royal Air Force |
RAMC | Royal Army Medical Corps |
RAS | Royal Agricultural/Asiatic/Astronomical Society |
RASC | Royal Army Service Corps |
Rastall, W.D. | History of Southwell, 1787 (William Dickinson) |
RBA | Royal Society of British Artists |
RC | Roman Catholic |
RCM | Royal College of Music |
RCP | Royal College of Physicians |
RCS | Royal College of Surgeons |
RD | Royal Dragoons Royal Naval Reserve Decoration Rural Dean |
RDC | Royal Defence Corps Rural District Council |
RE | Royal Engineers Right Excellent |
Records, S.J. | see Foley |
Records, S.P.G. | Digest of, 1893 |
Repton School Register | G.S. Messiter, 1910 |
RFA | Royal Field Artillery Royal Fleet Auxiliary |
RFC | Royal Flying Corps Rugby Football Club |
RGA | Royal Garrison Artillery |
RGS | Royal Geographical Society |
RHA | Royal Horse Artillery Royal Hibernian Academy |
RHS | Royal Horticultural Society |
RI | Royal Irish |
RM | Royal Marines Resident Magistrate |
RMA | Royal Military Academy Royal Marine Artillery |
RMC | Royal Military College |
RMS | Royal Mail Steamer/Service |
RN | Royal Navy |
RNAS | Royal Naval Air Service |
RNC | Royal Naval College |
RND | Royal Naval Division |
RNR | Royal Naval Reserve |
RNVR | Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve |
RO | Receiving/Relieving Officer |
Robinson, C.J. | Mansions of Herefordshire, 1873 |
Robinson, Snaith | see Norcliffe |
RP | Reformed Presbyterian |
RS | Royal Society Royal Scots |
RSM | Regimental Sergeant-Major Royal School of Mines Royal Society of Medicine Royal Society of Musicians of Great Britain |
RSO | Resident Surgical Officer |
RTO | Railway Transport Officer |
Rutland Magazine | |
RV | Rifle Volunteers |
RW ... | Royal West ... |
s. | son (of) |
SA | South Africa/America Southern Australia |
Salt, Wm | Archaeological Society (Staffordshire), 1880- |
SC | Staff College/Corps Senior Counsel |
SCA | Society of Catholic Apostolate |
schol. | scholar |
Scott-Mayor | Admissions to St John's College, 1630-1767, commenced by Prof. J.E.B. Mayor, continued by Mr R.F. Scott |
SE | South East(ern) |
Searle, W.G. | History of Queens' College, 1867 |
Sedburgh School Register | 1546-1909 |
Serjeant, J. | see Felsted |
SH | Senate House |
SHAH | see Bury St Edmund's School |
Shaw, Stebbing | History of Staffordshire, 1798 |
Shaw, W.A. | History of the English Church, 1640-60, 1900 The Knights of England, 1905 |
Sheard, Michael | Records of Batley, 1894 |
Sidney College History | G.M. Edwards |
Simpson, Rob. | History of Derbyshire, 1826 |
sizar | sizar: lowest of the three ranks in which students were matriculated |
SJ | Society of Jesus [Jesuits] |
SL | Sergeant/Solicitor at Law |
s.p. | sine prole = without children |
SPG | Society for the Propagation of the Gospel |
S.P.G. Records | Digest, 1893 |
s.p.m. | sine prole mascula = without male heirs |
SS | Steamship |
SSC | Solicitor to the Supreme Court |
Staffs. Pedigrees | Harleian Society Publications |
Stainton Parish Register | |
St Catharine's College History | G.F. Browne |
St John's College History | J.B. Mullinger |
Stokes, H.P. | Bedells, Chaplains |
STP | Sanctae Theologiae Professor = Doctor of Divinity |
St Paul's School Register | R.B. Gardiner, 1884 |
Strypes, Jo. | Annals of the Reformation, 4 vols, 1824 |
Suckling, A. | History of Suffolk, 1846- |
Suffolk Manorial Families | J.J. Muskett |
Sup. | Supplicat: 'request' from College authorities for a candidate to be awarded a degree |
Surrey Archaeological Collections | |
Surtees, Ro. | History of Durham, 4 vols, 1816 |
Sussex Archaeological Collections | 1848 |
SW | South West(ern) South Wales |
Sweeting, W.D. | Peterborough Churches, 1868 |
TA | Territorial Army |
TCD | Trinity College Dublin |
TCF | Temporary Chaplain to the Forces |
TD | Territorial Decoration |
Temple, Inner | Admissions till 1660 |
TF | Territorial Force |
Thoresby, Ralph | Ducatus Leodiensis, 1816 |
Thoroton, Ro. | History of Nottinghamshire, 3 vols, 1797 |
Topographer, The | 1789-91 |
Topographer and Genealogist | |
Trinity College Admission Register | W.W. Rouse Ball & J.A. Venn |
Trinity Hall, History of | H.E. Malden |
Trollope, Edw. | Sleaford, 1872 |
TS | Training Ship |
Turnor, Edmund | History of Grantham, 1806 |
UDC | Urban District Council |
Urwick, W. | Nonconformity in Hertfordshire, 1884 |
US | United States |
V. | Vicar |
VC | Victoria Cross |
VCC | Vice-Chancellor's Court, Cambridge |
VCH | Victoria County History |
VD | Victorian Decoration |
Ven. | Venerable |
Venn Family Annals | |
Venn, John | Biographical History of Caius College, 3 vols, 1897- |
Vet. | Veterinary |
VG | Vicar-General |
Visitations, Heralds' | mostly published by the Harleian Society |
v.p. | vita patris = in the lifetime of the father |
Walker, J. | Sufferings of the Clergy, 1714 |
Walker, T.A. | Admissions to Peterhouse from 1615-1912 |
Ward, John | Gresham College, 1740 |
Ward, John | Stoke-upon-Trent, 1843 |
Waters, R.E. Chester | Chester of Chicheley, 1878 |
Westminster Abbey Registers | |
Whitaker, T.D. | Loidis, 1816; Craven, 1878; Richmond, 1823 |
WI | West Indian/Indies |
Williams, B.H. | West Country Families, 1916 |
Willis, Browne | Bangor, 1721; St Asaph, 1801; St Davids, 1717; Llandaff, 1719 |
Wilts. Archaeological Magazine | 1853 |
WO | Warrant Officer War Office |
WR | Western Region West Riding |
Yeo. | Yeomanry |
YMCA | Young Men's Christian Association |
Yorks. Archaeological Journal | 1870- |
Yorks. Bibliographer | |
Yorks. Genealogist | |
Yorks. Schools |