Records of births/baptisms, marriages and deaths/burials are vital for family
historians. It is impossible to trace pedigrees without consulting them.
Civil and parish registers are particularly important, but are not the only places
where you can find relevant information.
In this series, author Stuart Raymond described the wide-range of resources
available when searching English, Irish and Scottish records, advising where
they can be found, and how they should be used.
Contents:
1. Introduction
2. Civil Registers
3. Parish Registers
4. Associated Documents: Banns Registers, Bishops Transcripts and Marriage
Licences
5. Nonparochial Registers
6. Irregular and Clandestine Marriages
7. Nonconformist Registers
8. Quaker Registers
9. Huguenot Registers
10. Roman Catholic Registers
11. Jewish Registers
12. Overseas Registers
13. Marriage Indexes
14. Channel Islands
15. Ireland
16. Isle of Man
17. Scotland
18. Newspapers
19. Divorce
20. Research Techniques
21. Some Useful Addresses and Internet Gateways
