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*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parliamentary_Archives http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parliamentary_Archives] History and holdings of the House of Lords Library and the Parliamentary Archives. | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parliamentary_Archives http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parliamentary_Archives] History and holdings of the House of Lords Library and the Parliamentary Archives. | ||
== Ireland Civil Registration == | |||
Civil registration is the government records of births, marriages, and deaths. Because Irish civil registration records are indexed and cover most of the population, they are an important source of genealogical data, particularly of names, dates, and places of births, marriages, and deaths. <br> | |||
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| style="background: #f0f0f0" width="10%" | '''Record Type''' | |||
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| Birth | |||
| 1864 | |||
| Child’s name; sex; birth date; birthplace; parents names (including mother’s maiden name); father’s occupation; informant’s signature, residence and qualification (often the relationship to the child being registered. | |||
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| Marriages | |||
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| Marriage date, place and denomination (for church marriages); names of bride and groom, their ages (frequently given as “full age”); occupations, marital statuses, residences at the time of marriage; names and occupations of their fathers and whether their fathers were deceased; signatures of the bride, groom, and witnesses. Marriages were usually performed in the bride’s parish and were registered by the performing minister, priest or registrar. In the Irish Republic, since 1956 both parties’ dates of birth and parents’ full names have been recorded in addition to the future intended town or country in which the couple intend to reside. | |||
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| Death | |||
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| Name, occupation, age at death, and marital status of deceased; duration of illness; date, place and cause of death; signature, qualification, and residence of the informant. For a married or widowed woman a spouse’s name is sometimes recorded. Where a child has died, the child’s occupation is often given as “son or daughter of …”. In the Northern counties, the father’s name of unmarried adult females are often recorded. Since December 2005 in the Irish Republic the deceased’s date & birth and parents’ full names are recorded. In Northern Ireland, since 1973 death records have stated the deceased person’s date & place of birth. | |||
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