Hambro Marriages: This is an excel database which is downloadable. It contains the details of 263 marriages which took place at Hambro Synagogue between 1797 and 1837. This is the work of Angela Shire.

Hartley Library at the University of Southampton: a transcription of the records made available to Jeff Gould. The spread sheet is mostly self explanatory. It contains over 400 records. The records started with what appears to be a burial plan. Then follows the births, marriages and burials.  These cover a rather wider area than Jeff had expected. Much of this is a repeat of the work done by Angela but this carries on for a longer period. 

Hoxton Burials: This excel database has been abstracted from a manuscript held by the University of Southampton who have given permission for publication on B-J. This database is the work of Angela Shire.

Hull Aliens: Whilst looking in the Hull files on "Moving Here"  http://www.movinghere.org.uk/  for an errant ancestor, Angela Shire jotted down names that were specifically proclaimed as being Jewish or that "looked" as though they might be.   The resulting list is, therefore, totally non-scientific and quite haphazard: it may include persons who were not Jewish and exclude some who were. This database is ONLY available in PDF format.

JC Naturalisations: This comprises a list of the (mostly) Jewish naturalisations published in the Jewish Chronicle between 1902 and 1906.  It was extracted by Ian Melville and supplied with the permission of Ian's partner Beverly Bergman.

Jews of South East England This database consists of vital records abstracted from the "Record of Births, Marriages and Deaths in Dover, Deal, Canterbury and Ramsgate 1831 -1870 "  Included in this database are Births August 1830 - January 1850; Marriages June 1831 - June 1854: Deaths  February 1831 - September 1851.

JFS Index. This project is being coordinated by Paula Listzwan. A huge thanks to the indexing team.  The index was uploaded on 12 February 2006 and contains over 9400 names. The next upload will take place as soon as feasible.  Volunteers are required to help make a complete index for these files.

London City 1695  this is a database of Jews living in the city of London was prepared by Angela Shire. Supplemented by a list of burials of the late 17th Century by Jeremy Frankel, these are two unique databases.

Machzike Hadath:  List of people mentioned in "A Fortress in Anglo-Jewry" by B Homa. Taken from the index of a book called: A Fortress in Anglo-Jewry by B. Homa. Cathy writes: I was interested in it because my  great grandfathers are mentioned as they were involved in setting up the Machzike Hadath Synagogue whose history is described in this book. The synagogue was established in the early 1890s by Lithuanian Jews in London. They were in dispute with the established synagogue for the next 40 years but their differences were resolved eventually.

Manchester Databases: Contains the following street directories transcribed by various list members for Brtish-Jewry: Cheetham Hill Road 1934  East Side (even numbers); Cheetham Hill Road 1934 West Side (odd numbers); Bury New Road Inhabitants 1927 West Side (odd numbers); Bury New Road Inhabitants 1927 East Side (even numbers); York Street 1855 both sides; York Street 1884 both sides

Mohel Register: The heading on the manuscript's introductory page to the register reads: "A Mohel's Register (from 1794 to 1815) by Jacob Leveen. Held by Southampton University. Many of these entries have no clearly defined surname.