This is just a heads-up in case someone reading this board hasn't found them. Just go to the home page, scroll down a bit and click on Europe to get the list of European datasets available. Search for Norfolk and there they are. There's the parish registers, archdeacons transcripts, and bishops transcripts. There's also marriage bonds, some non-conformist records, poor law union records and the register of electors. Rosemary

Hi List, This man doesn't belong to me, but I'm posting the information in case he belongs to someone on the List. His convict records were found at Tasmanian Archives. Isaac QUINCE was tried in Cambridge, but born in Walsoken-Norfolk. Ship: "Manilus", arrived Van Diemen's Land 9 November 1828 Name: Isaac QUINCE Tried: 29 March 1828, Cambridgeshire-Lent Assizes for the Isle of Ely Sentence: Death; Reprieved; Transportation for Life Tried with: William Newman Crime: Sheep-stealing, from Capt. Morris Eldham Ely Previous: 6 months in Swaffham Bridewell Native Place: Wall Sutton (sic), Norfolk Occupation: Farm labourer Age: 46 years (born about 1782) Marital status: Married, with 1 child Wife: Ann Quince, at Wisbeach (Wisbech) Daughter: 1 child, 15 years old, a charwoman Employed: Last working for Thomas Wootton at Native Place Conduct Record - http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON31-1-34,436,223,L,80 Description - http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON18-1-15,296,36,L,80 PARENTS - Found on FreeREG - Isaac QUINCE, baptised 15 May 1788, All Saints-Walsoken, son of William and Ann Quince William and Ann Quince, All Saints-Walsoken There is also a marriage of James QUINCE at Elm-Cambridgeshire on 31 July 1815; Isaac Quince (Quincey) is a witness. DAUGHTER - On the IGI - Alice QUINCE, baptised 29 December 1813, at Walsoken-Nfk; parents Isaac and Hannah Quince Wisbech - http://contueor.com/wisbech/indexes/twi/c~e.htm Cheers Trish Nowra NSW