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Parish RegistersViewing Parish Registers on CD
The best way to make Parish Registers easily accessible to the public is to transfer the records to CD-ROM. These CDs are easy to use, and holds all the information on a particular Parish or set of registers/records.
Each page has been scanned several times to get the best possible results. If some are missing or unreadable, those images are obtained and included on the CDs. Latest Parish Register CD ReviewsMarch 2012 Catholic Records: Obituaries 1722-1839 Originally published in 1913 by the Catholic Record Society, this volume includes the obituaries of Catholic priests from 1722 to 1783. There are also obituaries of Catholic clergy (English and French) and religious women from 1773 to 1839... READ FULL REVIEW... February 2012 S&N's newest releases are sure to be a boon to your research ... READ FULL REVIEW... Catholic Records: Miscellanea Vol III Following Catholic Miscellanea Vol II, this CD contains early 20th century Catholic registers, along with some more unusual records... READ FULL REVIEW... January 2012 Registers of the Cathedral Church of Rochester This transcription of the parish registers of Rochester was originally privately published in 1892... READ FULL REVIEW... December 2011 Catholic Records: Miscellanea Vol II We looked at the first volume of this series in the September issue of FHM (200), and noted that it contained the first ever published record series from the Catholic Record Society. Hot on its heels, we now have the second volume in the same series, which was published in 1906... READ FULL REVIEW... November 2011 Catholic Records: Miscellanea Vol 1 Clare Baranowski reviews this month's data CDs for family historians... READ FULL REVIEW... S&N Genealogy Supplies have added the following data CDs to their list... READ FULL REVIEW... April 2011 The Parsons and Parish Registers of Medmenham Matt Elton reviews this month's data CDs for family historians. READ FULL REVIEW... January 2011 This volume of information relating to the Suffolk parish of Wingfield was privately published in 1925, by Vicar Aldwell, the parish incumbent. It comprises a range of historical information, extracts from wills, transcriptions of parish registers and monumental inscriptions. READ FULL REVIEW... December 2010 Wingfield Church Registers 1538-1838 This digital version of Wingfield: Its Church, Castle and College is a great way to access parish records. Starting off with a map and chapters containing short local histories, the bulk of the document is the 130 pages of baptism, marriage and burial entries. There's also a few pages of monumental inscriptions from the church graveyard and extracts from wills administered in the parish from 1375 to 1504... READ FULL REVIEW... August 2010 Those of you with roots that stretch back to 15th-century Sussex may find this latest offering from S&N particularly useful. The CD contains a PDF of a 1904 book published by the Sussex Record Society... READ FULL REVIEW... March 2010 Churchyard Inscriptions of London Given the disjointed nature of monumental inscriptions online, resources that cover a large area, such as this CD for London, are always welcome. The fact that this was originally published in 1910 and contains inscriptions of stones that have since been removed is a real boon for finding out more about your London forebears and their final resting places. READ FULL REVIEW |
The Parish Register images can be viewed using the Adobe Acrobat browser provided with the CDs. They are bookmarked, allowing easy navigation. Once images are displayed on your screen, you can zoom in and out, move the image around, and even rotate the image 90 degrees, something that can be useful when printing.