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Can any genuine U.K.person help where pre 1831 genealogy records can be traced?

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Can any genuine U.K.person help where pre 1831 genealogy records can be traced?

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UK answer. Anything prior to 1837 when civil registration became mandatory will more than likely to be held in the *Archives library* for the area where the life event was registered. From 1538 baptism, marriage and burial records were kept by the church parish. Some of the churches DO still keep these records others, have had the records archived. Another good source of this kind of information is the Family History Society’s for the place where the event was recorded. This link is for a complete list of FHS, here in the UK. http://www.mick-gray.co.uk/family_histor… This link is one for a site that I use all the time to purchase my parish records on CD. http://www.genealogysupplies.com/ http://www.bmdregisters.co.uk/ If there’s anything I can help you with then you can email me th