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Made in Sheffield

Genealogy

•	Family Tree
•	Database
•	Danish Connection
•	Bartrops in Britain
•	Extracts from the 'Bartree'
•	Bartrop- the unknown connection
•	Barthropp
•	The Third Way
•	At War
•	Bartrops in Sheffield
•	Sporting Hero
•	Wilf's Medal
•	Bartrop - The Book

About the Family

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Bartrop Buildings

•	Buildings with a Bartrop Connection
•	Bartropp - The House
•	Bartropp - The Lodge

Contacts & Downloads

•	Contact Us
•	Guest Book
•	Feedback Page
•	Last Will & Testaments
•	1841 Census Returns
•	1851 Census Returns
•	1901 Census Returns
•	Downloads Page

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Home Page

Welcome to the Bartrop Family Web Site. You probably share our relatively rare surname or have stumbled here by mistake, but whatever your reasons, you are here now so you might as well have a look round.

There are three main reasons for our site occupying this corner of cyberspace:

To make contact with others of our clan
To get people talking and exchange information
To become the central repository of my discoveries and (hopefully) make it easier for those who follow my footsteps.

We welcome contact for whatever the reason, especially long lost relatives with lots of money and no one to leave it to.

Feel free to make constructive criticisms, but please, not too harsh because I'm a sensitive soul and I may have to send the boys round.

Did You Know?

'Bartrop'

Bartrop is the 75,172nd most popular last name (surname) in the United States; frequency is 0.000%; percentile is 89.175 [Source CBN]

This page was last updated on Tuesday, 22 March 2011 .

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Stephen Fry

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