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Similar to FreeCen above, this website has more than 38.8 million baptisms, marriages and burials that have been transcribed from parish and nonconformist registers of England, Scotland and Wales. Detailed information is provided of the places and time spans covered and those being worked on currently. The site allows searches for a named person in all counties if a year range and an event type are specified.
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This ia a register of 1.7 million members of Commonwealth forces who died in both World Wars.
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Census 1926 holds a unique place in history as it was the first census conducted after the establishment of the Irish Free State. Taken on 18 April 1926, it provides a detailed snapshot of life in Ireland during that period.
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This resource indexes most births, marriages, and deaths registered in England and Wales from July 1837 onwards. It contains over 261 million records and offers a range of search filters to help researchers locate individuals and family events efficiently.
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This website is the world's largest family history resource, containing over 3 billion names. It provides access to indexed records, scanned images, and extracted information, with extensive coverage of the British Isles. The Family Tree section allows users to build, organise, and preserve their family history research collaboratively, encouraging the merging of duplicate records, correction of errors, and addition of supporting sources. It also includes data from the former International Genealogical Index (IGI).
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The site was originally set up to support research into more general Family & Social History (with the motto & incentive that “Knowledge of the Past helps us understand & value the Present and prepare for the Future.”). However, its founder & proprietor, Peter Barns-Graham, came to realise that he did not have the time, energy or ability to do justice to that ambition and so has pulled back from that in order to focus on supporting simple genealogical research. The site has yet to fully reflect that curtailment of ambition.
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