Yorkshire genealogy - Births and Deaths - Surnames beginning with C
All further census information shows him living with the Smithsons as nephew or later apprentice, until he sets up his own household in Huntington, married to Mary Ellen Dixon, also of Huntington. I have many old photographs and need to contact a current relative in order to touch base with regards to the family and who can hopefully help me identify the people
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Family Tree Forum - Australia
A list of members who have volunteered to do Research lookups or take photographs can be found in the Research Offers section of Site Projects, accessed via the links on the home page. If any member wishes to offer to do lookups or take photographs in a particular location, please leave a message in the comments box at the bottom of the relevant Research Offer page
Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950
Church records predate civil registration, and as registrar's offices assumed responsibility for registration, they requested copies of earlier church records to incorporate into their collections. These indexes were created by Australian registrar's offices after civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths became law in the mid 19th century
Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922
Church records predate civil registration, and as registrar's offices assumed responsibility for registration, they requested copies of earlier church records to incorporate into their collections. These indexes were created by Australian registrar's offices after civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths became law in the mid 19th century
Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950
Church records predate civil registration, and as registrar's offices assumed responsibility for registration, they requested copies of earlier church records to incorporate into their collections. These indexes were created by Australian registrar's offices after civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths became law in the mid 19th century
Useful links - Ontario: Map of southern Ontario showing county and township boundaries plus list of townships sorted by county Ontario birth, marriage and death records guide Ontario Chronology for family historians Ontario Land Registry Offices List and contact info Sources of religious records in Ontario (archives and repositories) Genealogical and family history societies: British Isles Family History Society of Greater Ottawa (BIFHSGO). Online: Cemeteries Gravestones can be a notoriously inaccurate source of information -- or absolutely perfectly accurate with information provided by the deceased prior to their demise
Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922
Church records predate civil registration, and as registrar's offices assumed responsibility for registration, they requested copies of earlier church records to incorporate into their collections. These indexes were created by Australian registrar's offices after civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths became law in the mid 19th century
Extra Info:This site does not list every person mentioned on the memorials, however it does list individual memorials with details and sometimes photographs. It explains that start of parish registers and other associated items, such as Phillimore marriages, Hardwicke's marriage act, banns, explanation of register entries, foundlings, as well as some interesting register extracts
Extra Info:This site does not list every person mentioned on the memorials, however it does list individual memorials with details and sometimes photographs
GEORGE BLAIR, of Union-street, whip maker, to MISS SARAHLECKENBY, of Botchergate BOADLE-MAXTON, At the Caledonian Hotel, Edinburgh, on 5th April 1932, by the Rev Thomas BLACKWOOD, Archie BOADLE, Westend Farm, Flimby, Maryport, to Mary McNISH, daughter of Mrs MAXTON, Rhynd Farm, Braco, Perthshire. SCOTT - DIXON Sept, 9th 1903 At the Weslyan Church, Cockermouth, by the REV W G WHITE, GEORGE SCOTT, Renwick, to MARY AGNES, eldest daughter of JOHN DIXON, Westray
Donegal Birth, Death, and Marriage Records
Murphy) Scotland : Campsie, Stirlingshire - Co Donegal Entries in the 1855 Campsie, Stirlingshire Civil Birth Register (Meg Greenwood) Lanarkshire, Scotland - Co Donegal Entries in the 1855 Lanarkshire, Scotland Civil Marriage Register (Meg Greenwood) Miscellaneous: Coastguard Births and Baptisms, Donegal Wills: Index to the Diocese of Raphoe Wills - For the period 1684 - 1858
New South Wales, Australia, Registers of Coroners' Inquests, 1821-1937
These indexes were created by Australian registrar's offices after civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths became law in the mid 19th century. Provided in association with State Records Authority of NSW Browse this collection OR Browse Individual Records in this Title To browse this image set, select from the options below
Records of Births, Marriages and Deaths in Australia
Assisted immigrants (immigrants who had most of their passage paid by the government), coming primarily from the British Isles and Germany, first began arriving in New South Wales in 1828, while unassisted immigrants first arrived in Australia as early as 1792. Access to birth and marriage records is restricted for 75 years, and death records for 25 years.Registrar General of Births, Deaths and Marriages15 Murray StreetG.P.O
The table that follows indicates where registers for the Australian states and territories are held.Contact the institutions of interest or visit their website to get details of services offered and the charges that apply for the purchase of certificates. Inquiries about births, deaths and marriages within Australia should, in most cases, be directed to the registrar in the state or territory in which the event took place
The registration of births, deaths and marriages, changes of name, changes of sex, adoptions and provision of certificates is the responsibility of the state and territory governments in Australia
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