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Discover your ancestors who were buried in Staffordshire between 1538 and 1900. Piece together your family history using such details as where your relatives lived, where they died, their occupation, and possibly even how they died. Included in these records are those of Francis Barber, the Jamaican servant of Dr. Samuel Johnson, who assisted Johnson in the revisions of his renowned Dictionary of the English Language. You can also explore the records through the Staffordshire, Parish Registers Browse, which are digitised images from the original registers.

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Discover your ancestors who were buried in Staffordshire between 1538 and 1900. Piece together your family history using such details as where your relatives lived, where they died, their occupation, and possibly even how they died. Included in these records are those of Francis Barber, the Jamaican servant of Dr. Samuel Johnson, who assisted Johnson in the revisions of his renowned Dictionary of the English Language. You can also explore the records through the Staffordshire, Parish Registers Browse, which are digitised images from the original registers.

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