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Encyclopedia > Winchcombe, Gloucestershire

Winchcombe is a Cotswold town in Gloucestershire, England. During the Anglo-Saxon period, it was the chief city of Mercia. The Belas Knap burial chamber is far older, having been constructed in about 3000 BC. Notable buildings near the town include Sudeley Castle and the remains of Hailes Abbey.


For a while in the 11th century, the town was the county town of the county of Winchcombeshire.


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GENUKI: Genealogical research information for Gloucestershire, England (6015 words)
Ralph Bigland visited many of Gloucestershire's graveyards in the late 18th Century, and recorded the contents of the Memorials he found in a series of 4 volumes, available in the Gloucestershire Record Office.
Several Gloucestershire churches are featured on Phil Draper's Church Crawler Website, devoted to news and information about churches in the UK, and worldwide, where the emphasis is on "less-well-known churches that do not appear on the tourist trails of the world".
Names from Musters of the Gloucestershire (North and South) Militia 1781-82 are available for purchase on floppy disk or microfiche through Family History Indexes (the link to Militia Musters is part way down the page).
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