Flintshire Archives and Libraries
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Archives
For a list of archives and libraries on the national level, go to the Wales Archives and Libraries page.
The territory covered by pre-1974 Denbighshire, today consists of parts of Flintshire, Denbighshire, and Wrexham.
North East Wales Archives
North East Wales Archives is a joint service for Denbighshire and Flintshire archives.
North East Wales Archives was formed in April 2020, when Denbighshire Archives (Ruthin) and Flintshire Record Office (Hawarden) came together to offer a joint service.
North East Wales Archives (Ruthin) |
North East Wales Archives (Hawarden) |
Wrexham Archives
Wrexham Heritage & Archives Service
Wrexham County Borough Museum & Archives
County Buildings, Regent Street
Wrexham
LL11 1RB UK
Telephone: 01978 297 480
Email: archives@wrexham.gov.uk museum@wrexham.gov.uk
Website
- Wrexham Archives hold records relating to the history of the County Borough of Wrexham since its creation in 1996 and also records relating to the area when it was part of the old counties of Denbighshire and Flintshire.
Libraries
Museums
Civil Registration Offices
The General Register Office holds a central copy of all birth, marriage, and death registrations in England. These certificates can be ordered from their website (a login is required but it is free to register and search).
Sometimes research might be required to determine where a town or parish was in a former registration district, or even its current district. For a list of the historic and current registration districts and their parishes, see Registration Districts in Flintshire
Sometimes additional help is available from local registrars. For example, proof of death and close family relationship can make more recent records available. Visit or correspond with:
- Denbighshire Register Offices
- Requesting copies of birth, marriage and death certificates, Denbighshire
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