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is there a site to check birth deaths marriges in

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Desmond

Desmond Report 6 Feb 2006 00:03

You could try the ulster Historical foundation. they have a pay to view records online for marriages and births with death records to be added soon. I found marriage details of my grandparents and great grandparents. they even show father of groom and spouse. des ps you can view the index for free. you conly pay if you wish to view record.

Paul

Paul Report 22 Aug 2004 19:28

There are some records, posted by individuals on various sites, but as yet there is no equivalent to 1837online, it is apparently under development by someone. The LDS do have films of BMD indexes of the whole of Ireland from 1864 to the early 1920's (from 1845 for non-catholic marriages), and I believe they have films for the seperate countries from partition to about 1960. As has been said, PRONI would be one of your best bets, although the LDS Centres here hold copies of the films as well. The LDS Centre on Holywood Road, Belfast has copies of the certificates on film as well I am told, although I have never been able to contact them to find out. Paul

Twinkle

Twinkle Report 22 Aug 2004 19:24

Deborah, the last time you asked about your Gladys and Primrose, you thought they were in Lancashire. Couldn't the local FHS help you? What makes you think they moved to Ireland?

Adrienne

Adrienne Report 22 Aug 2004 16:15

Hi have you tried Public records office for Northern Ireland?

Louise

Louise Report 15 Jul 2004 13:42

Hi Deb, stuck a reply to this question on your post in the Records Office board. Don't know if it will be any use. Lou

Linda

Linda Report 15 Jul 2004 00:25

Hi Deborah, Sue ("Try this site" thread) suggested www.justgen(.)com/ Take a look, lots of Irish links there. Linda.

Joy

Joy Report 14 Jul 2004 22:22

No, sorry, there isn't. If you look in cyndislist and GENUKI websites you can find a lot of information about research in Ireland. Joy

Deborah

Deborah Report 14 Jul 2004 22:12

???????? Galdys hampson hannah primrose hampson hannah primrose young from 1930 onwards ????????????????????????????????????????