19 th Nov 2008 U3A Family History Group Developing your Family History Research -Part 2. Parish Records & the IGI.

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19 th Nov 2008 U3A Family History Group Developing your Family History Research -Part 2. Parish Records & the IGI

19 th Nov 2008 Developing your Family History Research Establishing the Basics of Family History Research. Forming a fundamental approach:- Birth, Marriage & Death Certificates – Sept 08 Census Data – Sept 08 Parish Data International Genealogical Index (IGI) – Nov 08 Church Records Memorial Stones (Graves) Land Tax Assessments Electoral Registers & Poll Books Wills Accessing Research from Others – Genes & Ancestry Trade Directories National / Local Newspapers Photographs

19 th Nov 2008 Parish Data Local County Records Office (CRO); personal search of a Church’s Parish records on Microfiche Local County Records Office (CRO); personal search of the Bishops Transcripts (copies of the Parish Records) View transcripts of Parish Records on-line (e.g. Ashbrittle in Somerset) The Mormons International Genealogy Index contains about 70 million records of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials Other index are available Pallots marriage records (covering London Parishes from 1780) and Boyds (incomplete coverage of many Counties from 1538) To view Parish Records before Registration:-

19 th Nov 2008 Sometimes you can be lucky and find the Parish data on-line

19 th Nov 2008 Parish Data – International Genealogical Index Best online source of Parish Records – not complete and not necessarily accurate! But it is free Very poor search engine – cannot search by Parish (unless you know the Batch Number) Even when you find an event it may not add to your knowledge Online at Mormon’s collection of Parish Records

19 th Nov 2008 Start search with the most accurate data you have

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Obtain the Batch No from one entry

19 th Nov 2008 Search using Batch No and Surname

19 th Nov 2008 Parish Data – International Genealogical Index Other search techniques are to:- - Enter the Father & Mother’s details together with a wide range of dates in a particular County; this will give all the children - store all the findings in Excel spreadsheet and process the data to focus on the names or parish or years you want. Mormon’s collection of Parish Records

19 th Nov 2008

Parish Data – International Genealogical Index Too often your search can result in hundreds of hits with no way to narrow the search. If you try and introduce a limited range of years, for instance, it throws out the message:- “If you enter a last name without a first name, you must either not enter parent or spouse names, a state, or a year, or you must enter a batch number or a film number.” So a search techniques I use is to:- Copy all the IGI data onto an Excel spreadsheet Reformat it so that I can search by Parish or Year Mormon’s collection of Parish Records

19 th Nov 2008 IGI Data from broad search

19 th Nov 2008 IGI Data copied into Excel spreadsheet

19 th Nov 2008 IGI Data Processed by Macro and Sorted

19 th Nov 2008 Exact phrase: “william nairne clark” Dates: last day / week / month / year Include / exclude: blair +atholl –tony Alternatives: old OR chipping sodbury Synonyms: ~ship “alice maud” Separation: rev * tosswill

19 th Nov 2008 Searching with Google

19 th Nov 2008 Searching with Google