Difference between revisions of "Finding a Birth on Ancestry Partial BMD Index"
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| + | The partial freebmd index can be used to quickly find reference numbers for many English/Welsh births,marriages and deaths from 1837 to around 1910. Not all results are recorded, however the results screen makes it far quicker and easier to locate possible matches than by using the full index.<br> | ||
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| + | The illustration shows how entering a few details (name,approximate year of birth and in this case the place) will allow you to see potential matches. Try a search for one of your ancestors using the illustration as a guide, it is quick, easy and completely free.<br><br> | ||
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Revision as of 19:39, 19 April 2007
The partial freebmd index can be used to quickly find reference numbers for many English/Welsh births,marriages and deaths from 1837 to around 1910. Not all results are recorded, however the results screen makes it far quicker and easier to locate possible matches than by using the full index.
Illustrated Guide
The illustration shows how entering a few details (name,approximate year of birth and in this case the place) will allow you to see potential matches. Try a search for one of your ancestors using the illustration as a guide, it is quick, easy and completely free.
