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• POLICE-UK Mailing List

  For anyone with a genealogical interest in former police officers of the United Kingdom, the formation and history of all United Kingdom police forces, and general discussion of related matters. Archives: browse or search.

• Portland Convict Prison, 1891 Index of Prisoners, Surnames A - K

  Dorset, England.

• Portland Convict Prison, 1891 Index of Prisoners, Surnames L - Z

  Dorset, England.

• Portland Convict Prison, 1901 Index of Prisoners, Surnames A - K

  Dorset, England.

• Portland Convict Prison, 1901 Index of Prisoners, Surnames L - Z

  Dorset, England.

• Prisons in Herefordshire

  England.

• PRISONS-UK Mailing List

  For anyone with a genealogical or historical interest in British prisons and prisoners. Archives: browse or search.

• Rossbret UK Institutions

  Information on asylums, almshouses, prisons, hospitals, orphanages, workhouses & the Poor Law.

• Scottish Borders Prison Search - Graham Maxwell Ancestry - Free Prison Search

  Free prison index for the Scottish Borders, covering Selkirkshire, Peeblesshire, Roxburghshire and Berwickshire.

• Scottish Criminal Justice

  From Ayrshire Roots.

• Sources for Convicts and Prisoners 1100-1986

  Research Guide from the National Archives, United Kingdom.

• The Black Sheep & Police Index

  The Black Sheep, the Police, & World War II Indexes.

• The Metropolitan Police Service Historical Archives

  London, England.

• The National Archives | The Catalogue | Full Details | PCOM

  Records created or inherited by the Prison Commission and Home Office Prison Department, 1770-1978.

• The Royal Irish Constabulary; A Short History and Genealogical Guide with a Select List of Medal Awards and Casualities

  A book by Jim Herlihy.

• The Ruhleben Story

  Genealogical resource aid and project to try and identify the 4,000 British civilian prisoners interned at Ruhleben concentration camp near Berlin in World War One.

• The Thin Blue Line

  History of the men from the six constituent Sussex Police Forces who fought in the Great War. Includes biographies of some of the men.

• Tracing 19th Century Criminals in the National Archives

  Research Guide from the National Archives, United Kingdom.

• Using Criminal Records (Pocket Guides to Family History)

  A book by the Keeper of Public Records.

• Victorian Prisoners in Buckinghamshire

  England. Online searchable database of details of prisoners entering the County Gaol in Aylesbury in the 1870s. From the Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies.