- National Archives, Dublin, Ireland
Includes Church of Ireland parish records, gravestone inscriptions, census returns, probate records, deeds, Tithe Applotment books, rebellion and outrage papers, convict reference files - National Library of Ireland, Dublin (Éire)
Ireland’s main repository of Catholic parish registers. Has newspapers, city and regional directories, estate records, Householders Index, and Griffith’s Primary Valuation - General Register Office (GRO), Dublin, Ireland
Births, marriages, and deaths (1864-present), Non-Catholic marriages (1845-present), Catholic marriages (1864-present) - County/Diocesan Record Offices for many counties
Parish records, vital records, vestry minutes, poor law records, marriage licenses, census records, trade directories, poll books, electoral registers, court records, and wills
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Some of the major records sources that can be used for genealogy research in the UK include:
- Civil registration of births 1837 to present
- Civil registration of marriages 1837 to present
- Civil registration of deaths 1837 to present
- Heraldry records circa 1200s to present
- British Army service and pension records
- British census records 1841-1901 (England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland)
- British church parish records (England, Scotland, Wales) starting circa 1500s
- Ships’ passenger lists (Canada, Australia, Ireland, UK, and U.S.)