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Roots UK - Free search of UK Birth, Marriage and Death records from 1837-2005, Census 1841-1891 and Electoral Roll

County Leitrim & Roscommon Genealogical Resources

THE ROOT TO CHARLOTTE COUNTY'S HERITAGE HISTORICAL INFORMATION CENTRE, Town of St. Andrews, St. Andrews, St.Andrews The Archives has an excellent research/reference room to accommodate researchers. Family histories. Cemetery records. Reference books. Microfilm: Charlotte County & Maine newspapers; Property records (Registry books 1784-1880); Probate records; Church records; Archival collections; Census records (1851-1901) Subject files. Photographs from 1860s - present day (originals kept in air controlled storage). Theses. Charlotte County Historical Society Contributions - an invaluable collection of papers, presentations… prepared for/by the Charlotte County Historical Society to do with local history.

Lurgan Ancestry is dedicated to the sons and daughters of Lurgan, Co. Armagh in Northern Ireland. We have many old douments and directories that would be of interest to Genealogists and Family Historians.

These records can help you trace your family roots through baptisms, marriages, and burials. They are an essential resource as the official records of birth, marriage and death do not go back further than 1837.

UKBMD Births, Marriages and Deaths Indexes Online. Local BMD Indexes, Family History, Baptisms, Marriages, Burials, Monumental Inscriptions, Civil Registration, GRO Indexes, BMD, BDM, UK 1841 to 1911 censuses. Who Do You Think You Are?

Parish Records can help you trace your family roots through baptisms, marriages, and burials. They are an essential resource as the official records of birth, marriage and death do not go back further than 1837.

A guide to finding your ancestors to build your family tree using the Lancashire Census from 1841-1901 - Try a free search. Also contains news and links to other relevant websites for genealogists.