Researching your Ancestors Before Civil Registration
Linda Hammond
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Many people struggle with their research once they go back before the 1841 census and prior to the introduction of general registration in 1837. This talk looks to explore the range of records available to you before that time. Just because the usual sources, such as birth, marriage and death certificates and census returns are not available, does not mean all is lost! There are many more records that can help you find out more about your ancestors. Learn about the records themselves, where to find them and how to use them to advance your research.
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