Those with an interest in our part of Herefordshire may find other information of use on the following web sites:
- The National Archive (which was the Public Record Office) contains much information on Herefordshire
- The A2A database contains catalogues describing archives held throughout
- The Herefordshire Family History Society site contains much information for those with an interest in the genealogy of the county
- Herefordshire Record Office has extensive records for the area many of which will be found on our site
- Gwent Archives [formerly Gwent Record Office] has extensive records particularly relating to the Abergavenny moiety of the Manor
- Archives Wales A co-ordinating body for archives
- Herefordshire Genealogy This site has a page on Herefordshire and Census data for each parish 1841-1901
- The 1901 Census for most of the Parishes of Ewyas Lacy has been transcribed by an enthusiastic Family Historian
- From 1837 Ewyas Lacy Parishes were part of the Dore Poor Law Union. This site includes the history for the Poor Laws and details of the Dore Workhouse, including the 1881 census of staff and inmates
- For Field Names as collected by the Archaeological Research Section of the Woolhope Naturalists Field Club see this searchable site
- Herefordshire Through Time, the website of Herefordshire Archaeology including the Herefordshire Sites and Monuments Record.
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- A wide range of information on Herefordshire is to be found at GENUKI Genealogy
- A fine set of photographs of Ewyas Lacy by Graham Cole
- Herefordshire Placenames, A T Bannister's work has been transcribed and indexed by Mel Lockie
- Further details of the Local History of Herefordshire can be found on this site
- English Heritage for details of listed buildings
- Images of England for photos of listed buildings
There are many genealogy web sites of which we have selected only a few.
Herefordshire Clubs & Societies devoted to its Local History include: