Welsh Anglican BMBs online

There's been a rush of Welsh Anglican baptism, marriage (and Banns), and burial records online this week.

As of 22 October Ancestry lists the following 14,657,428 Welsh Anglican transcript records as newly available.

Title	Date Range	Records
Anglesey	1547-1994	765,279
Brecknockshire	1538-1994	613,664
Caernarvonshire	1541-1994	800,329
Cardiganshire	1633-1993	627,649
Carmarthenshire	1560-1994	1,086,426
Denbighshire	1538-1994	1,657,612
Flintshire	1538-1994	1,368,531
Glamorganshire	1570-1994	2,949,196
Merionethshire	1568-1994	510,239
Monmouthshire	1551-1994	1,805,836
Montgomeryshire	1569-1994	1,205,155
Pembrokeshire	1599-1994	981,931
Radnorshire	1538-1994	285,581

As of the same date, MyHeritage lists new availability of transcript records of:

Wales, Parish Births and Baptisms, 8,242,549 records

Wales, Parish Marriages and Banns, 3,480,047 records

Wales, Parish Deaths and Burials, 3,149,924 records.

That's 14,872,520 records in total.

On 23 October The Genealogist announced the release of "8 million Parish Records, listing over 14.5 million individuals, with images of the original registers."

Findmypast had Welsh parish records online much earlier, both transcripts and images. They don't include the more recent years from the other companies.

	Baptisms	Marriages	Burials	Total
Anglesey	228,938	98,048	179,929	506,915
Breconshire	116,307	123,035	125,592	364,934
Caernarvonshire	234,024	96,635	197,385	528,044
Cardiganshire	128,749	115,359	164,717	408,825
Carmarthenshire	208,173	225,802	210,393	644,368
Denbighshire	342,444	228,937	396,796	968,177
Flintshire	287,781	177,536	274,812	740,129
Glamorganshire	564,882	120,443	459,837	1,145,162
Merionethshire	117,579	60,717	125,047	303,343
Monmouthshire	353,598	304,441	374,312	1,032,351
Montgomeryshire	481,497	237,302	402,416	1,121,215
Pembrokeshire	200,040	170,426	179,602	550,068
Radnorshire	61,394	38,655	52,227	152,276
Total	3,325,406	1,997,336	3,143,065	8,465,807

FamilySearch has a transcript version of the Findmypast collection.

Don't overlook the transcripts at FreeReg which might include nonconformist BMB events.