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20-04-11, 10:18
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Liverpool Parish Registers including Catholics - ancestry
Lots of new Liverpool databases on ancestry today. I haven't got many Liverpool ancestors myself to look up so I don't know how good they are - hopefully some of our members can report back on their finds, please!
Liverpool Catholic Confirmations 1813-1920 Liverpool Baptisms 1813-1906 Liverpool Marriages & Banns 1813-1921 Liverpool Burials 1813-1974 Liverpool Confirmations 1859-1921 Liverpool Baptisms, Marriages and Burials 1659-1812 Liverpool Catholic Baptisms 1802-1906 Liverpool Catholic Marriages 1754-1921 Liverpool Catholic Burials 1813-1988 Note that the Catholic registers tend to be in Latin. 
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#2
20-04-11, 16:33
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Thanks for this kite, sadly i let my subs lapse but, i know there there when i rejoin.
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Jacky
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#3
20-04-11, 17:05
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Are they having a free day of it? I don't have a sub either but I was in there just now looking at all kinds of things including original images.
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#4
20-04-11, 17:08
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Oooh, thanks Janet - must get back there now....Lol
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Jacky
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#5
20-04-11, 17:13
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No, not for me....just takes me to the 14 day trial page...
Get stuck in while you can, Janet  ,
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Jacky
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20-04-11, 19:15
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If you want to check whether anyone in your tree was born or died in Liverpool, so you know who to look up on ancestry, and your tree is on Genes Reunited, go to the "Search Trees" drop down menu at the top of the page on GR, click on "View people in your tree", and when the page loads, put "Liverpool" in for Birth place in the "Quick relation finder" and click the search button. I'm not sure if it finds people who got married in Liverpool that way, but it does find those who were born or died there.
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#8
20-04-11, 20:19
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Oh dear, Jacky, I'm just back at my computer and I apologize because I see I've badly misinformed you. I looked at my notes again and it's not the ancestry site at all, it's the National Archives of Ireland where I was so happily surfing (1901 and 1911 censuses). Was poking around for a possibly Irish ancestor, thinking her family name might turn up in Liverpool Catholic circles (it didn't), then thinking I should jump across and see what I could find in Ireland. I need to get my act together. Very sorry! Hope no one else has wasted time on this.
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#9
20-04-11, 20:56
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Janet, i jump all over the place when "i'm on a run".......i've done the same thing myself....many a time
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Jacky
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21-04-11, 01:59
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Libby and I had a look last night for Catherine Dillon's baptism in 1818 and also her parents Patrick Dillon and Ellen Hanlan's marriage, but they did not appear. (She gave date and place of birth and religion RC on her shipping). We did find a baptism of Eleanor Dillon in 1815, parents Patrick and Eleanor, but cannot confirm any connection sadly. So a bit disappointed. It was worth a try.
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