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The government began recording births, marriages, and deaths on 1 July 1837. These records are known as civil registration records with indexes and certificates. These indexes cover most of the population. Civil registration records are important sources for genealogical research as they give name, date, and vital information. | The government began recording births, marriages, and deaths on 1 July 1837. These records are known as civil registration records with indexes and certificates. These indexes cover most of the population. Civil registration records are important sources for genealogical research as they give name, date, and vital information. | ||