The Bristows of South East England
by Edward Jenkins

This book was written in 1936 by Edward Jenkins and has become a bit of a Holy Grail for people researching the Bristow family tree due to the amount of information it contains, right back to the Norman Conquest.

We have only seen one copy of the book, in the Society of Geneaologists library in London and the next time we went it had disappeared. The only other version we know about is in an American library, who were given a copy in 1971. David Brister very kindly photocopied it for us and we have finally digitised it and made it available here. The copies are not fantastic but mainly legible - we hope you enjoy them.

UPDATE!
We're very pleased to say that Aaron May has done a fantastic job tidying up the scans and making them available on archive.org. You can now also view the entire book at Jenkin's Book on Archive.org.

(Please note that these are large downloads so will take a while to download or open.)

Introduction
Chapter 1	page 1 to 32	Stephen de Burstow
Chapter 2	page 33 to 51	John VI
Chapter 3	page 52 to 59	Robert III
Chapter 4	page 60 to 97	John VIII
Chapter 5	page 98 to 120	Nicholas I
Chapter 6	page 121 to 146	Nicholas II
Chapter 7	page 147 to 167	Richard
Chapter 8	page 168 to 189	Peter, son of Richard
Chapter 9	page 190 to 198	Robert, son of John VIII
Chapter 10	page 199 to 227	Richard, the tailor
Chapter 11	page 228 to 245	Robert of Virginia
Chapter 12	page 246 to 253	Nicholas, son of John VII
Chapter 13	page 254 to 262	Timothy descent
Chapter 14	page 263 to 274	William the Attorney descent
Chapter 15	page 275 to end	Horsham and Shipley
Indexes		References & People

Two of the charts were bigger than A4 and they are reproduced here:

Page 122
Page 238