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Genuinely thrilled for you Christine! :O) x

Best wishes Harry

Mau x

Thanks folks. Not my fault i'm slow on the uptake.

best wishes Happy days

Afternoon Harry

Put Family Search into browser
Click onto search,drop down will take you to Pilot site
Page will initialize
Then scoll down to map and click onto Europe for transcripts etc.

Mau

There's always one on every site, and on here it's me.
Would someone give me chapter and verse on what to do, to view these records.
I'm getting everything but.....
Be kind to dumb animals.
Happy days

Thanks for that Christine and I'm really pleased for you. :O)

Lucky you Benjamin,yes it is a great site.

As I said earlier I've not mangaged to find any links but just love to read the entries.

I'm an eternal optimist ;O)
Mau xx

Hi

That site is brilliant as it has virtually every Durham parish BT on there with the originals and I have proven a much logical but never before theory. 20% of my ancestors were Durhamers.

My ancestor was William Stewart born in 1800 in St Helen Auckland. His father was John Stewart. Stewart is a Scottish name so I was determined to find the connection, even with such a common name.

Many Scots came to North England in the 1750s and 1760s after farming tenant disagreements. And I couldnt find any reference to John before his marriage in 1789. He was a widower.

William's December 1800 baptism says "Son Of John Stewart, skinner, a native of Selkirk, Scotland, and Patience his wife, a native of this parish". I nearly died of triumph.

Ben

just nudging so I can find it later.
Hilary

hi all family search . org are bringing more parish records out later in the year at the monent glamorgan are started being published and chester land tax , plus chester electrol registers 1842 -1900in my spare time i transcribe them it is intresting doing them only thing is i wish is that i could read french and dutch so i could look for mother relations
pale

hi all family search . org are bringing more parish records out later in the year at the monent glamorgan are started being published and chester land tax , plus chester electrol registers 1842 -1900in my spare time i transcribe them it is intresting doing them only thing is i wish is that i could read french and dutch so i could look for mother relations
pale

I'm off to have a look. I'm from Co Durham as are many of the dead uns. Ta for sharing this.

no Ireland --boo hoo, Ros xx

There are a few Gerald

Hi Mas
would Oxfordshire be amounst them

Hi Maz
No there are other counties and some countries too

You're welcome Yorkie, and glad you've had a great afternoon.
I was given the tip about site and it's always nice to pass one on :O)

Mau xx

Good luck!!

am in !! looking at 1833 baptisms now Wow EEE
Thanks
Shirley

ah well!! ..

I haven't found anyone yet but I just love to read the beautiful handwriting and see the oh so familiar local surnames to my Ancestors' county.

Oh P!! got in and the images are not available at the mo try later

Have you Adobe Shirley to load?