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Tracing Your Insolvent Ancestors paperback english - 23-Apr-19

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PublisherPen and Sword Family History
ISBN 139781526738653
ISBN 101526738651
Book SubtitleA Guide For Family Historians
Book DescriptionDebtors' prisons are infamous but very little has been written about the records of those confined within them in London or elsewhere in the country. Even less has been written about the trials of those who were often incarcerated following misfortune or mismanagement rather than criminal intent. That is why Paul Blake's handbook will be so useful for researchers who want to find out about forebears who may have been caught up in the insolvency system. In a series of information-filled chapters he covers the historical background to the handling of debt and debtors, and bankruptcy and bankrupts. In addition he describes the courts and procedures faced by both creditors and debtors, and the prisons where so many debtors were confined. Throughout the book details are given of the records that researchers can turn to in order to explore the subject for themselves. Many are held at The National Archives, but others are to be found at local record offices around the country. Paul Blake's book will be appreciated by local, social and family historians, as well as those with an interest in debtor crime and punishment, and bankrupts in general.
About the AuthorPaul Blake is a Fellow of the Society of Genealogists and President of the East Surrey Family History Society. As a professional genealogical researcher and educator, he has written and lectured on many aspects of London family history, and more broadly on British research. His recent publications include Discover the Poor Law in England and Wales and Discover Protestant nonconformity in England and Wales.
LanguageEnglish
AuthorPaul Blake
Publication Date23-Apr-19

Tracing Your Insolvent Ancestors paperback english - 23-Apr-19

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