This is an announcement from findmypast.co.uk:
You can now search 2,145,957 new baptism, marriage and burial records for Derbyshire on findmypast.co.uk
This substantial release of new records will really benefit those with Derbyshire ancestors.
See the table below for more information about these records:
Type of records | Number of records | Date range | Registration districts | Record source |
Baptisms | 922,119 | 1837–2008 | Amber Valley (Ripley) Ashbourne Bakewell Chesterfield Erewash (Ilkeston) High Peak South Derbyshire (Derby) | Derbyshire Registrars Birth Index |
Marriages | 751,251 | 1837–2010 | Amber Valley (Ripley) Ashbourne Bakewell Chesterfield Erewash (Ilkeston) High Peak Mansfield (Notts) South Derbyshire (Derby) | Derbyshire Registrars Marriage Index |
Burials | 472,587 | 1837–2009 | Amber Valley (Ripley) Ashbourne Bakewell Chesterfield Erewash (Ilkeston) High Peak South Derbyshire (Derby) | Derbyshire Registrars Death Index |
Comment:
These appear to be transcriptions of the local civil registration indexes. They are particularly useful for marriages as, unlike the GRO indexes, they contain exact information on marriage partners and the church (or other place) at which the ceremony occurred. On the other hand, only the year, not the quarter and year, are given so it's good to find the marriage in both.
A couple of warnings are appropriate. The data are shown under Parish Records which is incorrect if these are from local civil registration registers, Baptisms should be births, Burials should be deaths. It won't matter in most cases unless the events occurred near the turn of the year. There may also be events recorded in these Derbyshire records that occurred in adjacent areas of other counties, for example events in Ellastone, Staffordshire, registered in Ashbourne.
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