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"General Registry Office" ( GRO ) for 'England and Wales'
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'On-line' Search facility
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https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/Login.asp
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I just noticed ...
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They have NOW "Added" the On-Line "Indexes" for "Births" that were Registered between 1919 to 1934.
ONLY about 49 Years to go ( ie. 1935 to 1883 ).
[ As, 1984 to 2019 are ALREADY 'On-Line' ]
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And, it works.
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Plus, again, for those that did not know, it is FREE to be a Registered "User", to search the Indexes.
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Enjoy.
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'Pass it on' ...
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Brett
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ps: "Deaths" NOT yet added to, still missing between 1958 and 1983
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pps: [ At least, "Deaths" between, 1984 to 2019 are 'On-Line' ]
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Comentários
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Thanks for sharing that, Brett - I visit the website most days, but had not noticed the added years for Births!
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Thanks Brett
I live in Springville Utah and am registered to work on the Eaton Line one of my Great Grandparents is from this and it originates in England.
CC
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And if you want the maiden name, and have access to Find My Past (England & Wales, Births 1837-2006).......Try that site......it seems to provide MAIDEN name of the mother for 1919 to 1934 (well it works for me) as does a search for mothers MAIDEN name only (no need to provide SURNAME, really!) helping to identify possible marriages/children, to check out via a census or on a tree search site. And if you now do add the SURNAME you can identify likely siblings. But do check back with the GRO, to obtain full first names, not just initials. The FMP site does not limit your search period, does not require gender and allows a County search.
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Cynthia
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Glad to I have been able to provided something useful.
Although, I am from "Down Under", I know of; and, have been to, Springville, Utah (between Provo and Spanish Fork).
When we were in the USA last, we visited a Sister, who lives there now, who was on a Couple Mission here, many years ago.
Great to 'hear' from you.
All the best; and, Good Luck, with your "Family History" research.
Brett
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FMP also covers deaths for GRO missing years
FMP also is only site (I know of) that provides marriage searches using both or either surnames, identifying possible marriages to check out. Using both surnames (and both first names) narrows the results down to single figures, except for Smith=Jones and other very common names.
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I my goodness really and you online right now Wow! I re-married a fine Priesthood holder Ron Craft last year and He live here when I met him so here I am in the same place your were in awhile ago.
Too small of a world. CC
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I would love to meet your sister and brother inlaw. Send them a hello for me and have them write me ckaycraft@gmail.com
CC
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@Alan Peak
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Alan
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'Yes', interesting ...
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I had not really needed "Births" beyond 1919, so I had not looked ...
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But ...
That said ...
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Currently, with those new "Indexes" in the "General Registry Office" ( GRO ) for 'England and Wales' (1920 to 1934), the Mother's "Maiden" Name for the Child, ONLY appears up until (and, including) 1920.
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In the Period from 1921 to 1934, there is NO Mother's "Maiden" Name for the Child ... disappointing ... perhaps a "Privacy" consideration.
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As, the ALREADY available Period from 1984 to 2019, there was NO Mother's "Maiden" Name for the Child ... which was disappointing ... again, perhaps a "Privacy" consideration.
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Yet, there IS provision for Mother's "Maiden" Name for the Child ... hopefully, that is a 'Work in Progress'; and, that may come, in time ... we can 'live in hope'.
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And, for the Years up to 1920, do not forget, that a "Dash" ("▬"); as, the Mother's "Maiden" Name for the Child, generally, means, the Child's "Birth" was "Illegitimate" (ie. "Born out of Wedlock").
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'Thank You', for the advice/'heads up', regarding "FindMyPast.co.uk" [ FindMyPast.com ].
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Brett
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I also find FreeBMD a useful website. Whilst coverage after 1985 is very patchy, it has the advantage (over the GRO site) of including marriages AND, for births, has the mother's maiden name included for all periods.
There are many errors and omissions in both the FreeBMD and GRO indexes, so I usually keep both open during my searches to cross-check any missing / confusing entries.
Another advantage with both websites (as well as Find My Past) is that errors can be reported - and will be corrected.
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Any place on the GRO to search marriage record like the Birth/deaths ?
I am not having much luck with the FREEBMD or FREEREG sites
Thank you
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@Lynda Hill2
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Lynda
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Short Answer: 'NO', not searching 'On-Line' in GRO, for (Historic, Marriages), unfortunately not.
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Apart from the website you mentioned (FreeBDM) ...
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There is also the usual ... BUT, most are NOT Free.
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[ This one is not bad ... ]
UK_ BMD
[ Provides access to many other websites ]
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FindMyPast
FindMyPast.co.uk
[ FindMyPast.com ]
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Ancestry
Ancestry.com
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The Genealogist
BMD Index
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[ Just came across this one ... have not tried it ]
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Family Relatives
https://www.familyrelatives.com/
England & Wales BDM
https://www.familyrelatives.com/post_search.php?s=9&a=3#
England & Wales - Marriages 1837-1983
https://www.familyrelatives.com/search/search_marriages18661920.php
Browse Marriages Records 1921-1983
https://www.familyrelatives.com/search/search_browsemarriages1921.php
England & Wales - Marriages 1984-2005
https://www.familyrelatives.com/search/search_marriages1984.php
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Of course, there may be more ...
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I hope this helps.
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Brett
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Thanks brett
I have check some of those sites will have a look at the others
Thanks for the links
Lynda
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