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Tracing Jewish Roots

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List of Files to Download

As indicated below, some of these files can be browsed (just click where indicated) , others have to be downloaded to your PC.

NOT SURE HOW TO DOWNLOAD? - see below for tips on downloading files
If files are available in a choice of formats, you only need to download one file.  Choose a format that matches the word processing or spreadsheet programs on your PC.  (see advice below)
Macintosh Users should see the Macintosh Download Page
 

Click here for details if you need free-of-charge viewer programs which will enable you to read Excel or Word files.


DESCRIPTION OF FILES
Click on most appropriate file to download 
 Test files. Unsure which format of downloadable file will work with your software? 

See bottom of page for tips and advice and some small test files for you to download.

Adath Yisroel Burial Society Records

Chesthunt

 http://www.jgsgb.org.uk/bury01.shtml
 

Enfield A-L

 http://www.jgsgb.org.uk/bury02al.shtml 
 

Enfield M-Z

 http://www.jgsgb.org.uk/bury02mz.shtml 
List of Contributors to the Society for Chanting Psalms and Visiting the Sick.  1925-1926 Click here to browse
Index of marriages -  Princelet (Princes) St Syn 1897-1907 Click here to browse
Jewish Deaths in Hughes Mansions Click here to browse
1841-91 Census Extracts for Oxford Available to browse 
Click here to browse
1871 Census Extracts for Manchester List of surnames is available to browse. 
Click here to browse list of surnames

Census extract is available to download 

downl7xls.exe : size is 360K : (downl7.xls in Excel-4 format )
List of Jews killed in the Holocaust from 
 Valasske Mezirici and District - Czechoslovakia		 Only available in one format to download  ff00.exe : size is 28K : ff00.xls in Excel-4 format
Sheffield, England.   Central Synagogue - cemetery internment lists Only available in one format to download 
she01doc.exe : size is 37K : she01doc.doc in in Word-2 format
 
Sheffield, England.  Bowden Street Jewish Cemetery Only available in one format to download 
she02doc.exe : size is 22K : she02doc.doc in Word-2 format
 
Isle of Man Cemetery, Douglas - JEWISH SECTION. Available to browse 
Click here to browse
Index to the Kalish Book.  Contains two files, one in chronological sequence - the other alphabetical by surname. Available to browse or download 
Click here to browse

nib04doc.exe : size is 143K : nib04doc in Word-2 format 

Test files.  Unsure which format of file 
will work with your software? 
These small files can be downloaded quickly. 
To understand the process, try downloading and then reading them on your PC with your own software. 

see below for tips on downloading files, including advice on what to do if you do not have Microsoft  Word or Excel. 

Test files are available in a choice of formats see tips and advice below
testadoc.exe : size is 20K : testadoc.doc in Word-2 format
 testaxls.exe : size is 22K : testaxls.xls in Excel-97 format
testaxlw.exe : size is 21K : testaxlw.xlw in Excel-4 format
testawks.exe : size is 30K : testawks.wks in Works-3ss format
testatxt.exe : size is 20K : testatxt.doc in Text file format
 

The Society is extremely grateful to all contributors of website &  internet related activities. See Acknowledgements Page. Macintosh Users should see the Macintosh Download Page

Tips on downloading files (when using Microsoft Windows)

Downloading files involves the steps shown below.  If in doubt, experiment with the test files first.
They are small and will download quickly.

ONLINE

  1. Decide which file from the list  you want to download
  2. Check that  the file format matches the word processing or spreadsheet programs on your PC (see advice on file formats below)
  3. Download the file onto your PC by clicking on the file name in the list  (this could take several minutes, depending on file size and line speed)
OFFLINE (i.e. after logging off to save telephone costs)
  1. Find where the file that was downloaded has been stored on your PC (use "tools find" in windows explorer) .  Type in the name of the file that you are looking for (eg jcd95doc.exe)
  2. Double-click on the name of the file within windows explorer  to automatically unzip it  (this converts it from its original compressed format into files which can be used on your PC) the resulting  files will be stored in a folder called jgsgb on your PC