Three Basic Family History Records
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Census, church and civil registration records are the basic sources for British family history.
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Three Basic Family History Records
- 1. Three Basic Family History Records: Census, Church, and Civil Registration By Darris G. Williams, AG®
- 2. CENSUS
- 12. 1841 Census on Findmypast.co.uk
- 14. 1861 Census
- 20. CHURCH RECORDS
- 31. Post 1812 parish register
- 34. Marriages
- 38. Pay close attention to all names
- 39. Typical post 1753 parish register
- 40. Details to watch for 1754-1837
- 43. Banns register
- 45. Banns register
- 47. Post 1812 Burial Register
- 49. Growth of Nonconformity Year 1716 1742 1775 1816 1861 Chapels 110 105 171 993 2927
- 68. Civil Registration Birth Certificate
Editor's Notes
- Holt parish register, image from http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/northeastwales/hi/people_and_places/newsid_9396000/9396912.stm
- The Phillimore Atlas and Index of Parish Registers provides parish maps within North, Central and South Wales and includes colored lines showing the boundaries of each diocese.
- Copied from Family history : the journal of the Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies FHL book# 942 B2f v. 19, no. 153 Oct. 1997
- Llangiwg, Glamorgan parish register, DGS number 425328, image 18
- Book: Parish Registers of Wales lists surviving parish registers.
- Llangiwg Banns register, 1825, DGS number 433537, image 6, page 4.
- This is the parish register for Llangiwg in 1849 & 1850 showing Howell Llewelyn.
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