At last(!) we have finished transcribing the Electoral Registers from 1919 to 1931.
The picture on the right is the cover sheet from the 1924 set - we are currently missing 1925, but I'm sure it will be released eventually.

Each year's register records every person eligible to vote and their address, giving an overview of who lived where in the village - nearly 8000 records. You will find them tabulated in Records and Census from the main contents menu, or follow the jump menu at the bottom of this page.

Electoral Roll 1924 cover

 

Chris & Annette Booth

Through these pages you can explore the village of Froyle and its history as well as reliving the memories of its inhabitants.


The Froyle Archive has published three books on the history of Froyle, for more details follow the link above

  • Froyle, or more accurately, Upper & Lower Froyle, is a small community in North-East Hampshire, some 50 miles from London, in the United Kingdom.
  • We are Chris & Annette Booth and we are the Archivists for the village of Froyle.
  • This site covers the history of Froyle and includes Censuses from 1841 to 1911, Church records, personal reminiscences and over 4000 photographs and maps. There are now well over 2000 pages of information, with more added each month.
  • For a guide on how to use the web site when looking for your family’s history, follow the Records & Census link from the Contents page.
  • Please remember that we can easily search our records for any family link you may be looking for - please do e-mail us!
  • To try and make navigation easier there is a more detailed explanation of the web site under Web Site Navigation Notes which may point you in the right direction.
  • This site deals with the history of Froyle. If you are interested in what is happening in Froyle now, visit our companion site, Froyle Promotions, using the Froyle Today link on the Contents page.
  • You may have noticed when you entered the web site that we are listed in ARCHON - The National Archives Directory. Our ARCHON code is GB3051 and there is a link to the National Archives Directory on our Links to other sites link from the Contents page.
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