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====Catholic Registers==== | ====Catholic Registers==== | ||
*'''1717''' [https://search.findmypast.com/search-world-Records/england-and-wales-roman-catholics-1717 England & Wales, Roman Catholics, 1717] at Findmypast - index & images ($)<br> | |||
The surviving registers of the London Royal and embassy chapels include: | The surviving registers of the London Royal and embassy chapels include: | ||
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*''French Chapel'' 1795-1910. | *''French Chapel'' 1795-1910. | ||
In 1837 and 1858, when Non-Anglican registers were called in, few Catholic clergy chose to deposit theirs—76 mainly northern ones out of 587 churches—and they remain either with them, in their Diocesan archives, in the central Catholic Archives, or in county archives. Gandy (''Catholic Missions and Registers, 1994'') has analyzed all the extant registers as well as the many transcripts published by Phillimore’s and the Catholic Record Society, and this is the definitive list of what is available and where, however the FamilySearch Catalog is a useful adjunct as much has been filmed. | In 1837 and 1858, when Non-Anglican registers were called in, few Catholic clergy chose to deposit theirs—76 mainly northern ones out of 587 churches—and they remain either with them, in their Diocesan archives, in the central Catholic Archives, or in county archives. Gandy (''Catholic Missions and Registers, 1994'') has analyzed all the extant registers as well as the many transcripts published by Phillimore’s and the Catholic Record Society, and this is the definitive list of what is available and where, however the FamilySearch Catalog is a useful adjunct as much has been filmed. | ||
====Catholic Births and Baptisms==== | ====Catholic Births and Baptisms==== | ||
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