Abbs Records

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This page lists what records I have available on the ABBS name.  At the moment the information is only available by contacting me as the data is being constantly collected and compiled but it is hoped to have the details eventually available on-line. If you have any information which you think could be useful it will be gratefully received.
  The GRO Index is housed at the Family Record Centre in London.  They cover births, marriages and deaths in England and Wales.  The volumes which start in June 1837 are produced quarterly (March, June, September and December) and are arranged alphabetically.  Each entry gives surname, forename, district, volume number and page.  With this information you are then able to obtain the relevant certificate from the General Register Office in Stockport.

I am currently going through the GRO Indexes, extracting all occurances of the name ABBS.

Births.

Births have been extracted from June 1837 up to and including December 1867.

Marriages.

Marriages have been extracted from June 1837 up to and including December 1875.

Deaths.

Not extracted at this time.

Census Returns 

1841 British Census

All ABBS extracted for the whole of Cambridgeshire. Currently working on Norfolk.

1851 British Census

All ABBS extracted for the whole of Cambridgeshire and Norfolk.

1861 British Census

Not yet available.

1871 British Census

Not yet available.

1880 United States Census

All ABBS extracted for the whole of America.

1881 British Census

All ABBS extracted for the whole of Britain.

1891 British Census

Not yet available.

1901 British Census

All ABBS currently being extracted for the whole of Britain. Currently available as an index with folio and page numbers available.

Parish Records - Baptisms, Marriages and Burials

Longstanton, Cambridgeshire

All ABBS extracted for Longstanton.

Norfolk

Currently working on Norfolk.

Although I have endevoured to ensure complete accuracy I would appreciate notification of any errors especially as data has been source from many places and therefore may be subject to errors.