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In 1837 some Dorset parishes were included in registration districts organised in neighbouring counties
In 1837 some Dorset parishes were included in registration districts organised in neighbouring counties
* [[Axminster Registration District, Devon|Axminster]] - included Dorset parishes that were later transferred to [[Devon]]
* [[Axminster Registration District, Devon|Axminster]] - included Dorset parishes that were later transferred to [[Devon Genealogy|Devon]]
** [[Axminster, Dorset|Axminster]] part of Dorset until 1844
** [[Axminster, Dorset|Axminster]] part of Dorset until 1844
** [[Chardstock, Dorset|Chardstock]] part of Dorset until 1896
** [[Chardstock, Dorset|Chardstock]] part of Dorset until 1896

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The mandatory civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths in Dorset was introduced on 1 July 1837 and it was throughout England. The registration districts were organised based on poor law unions. Records are held in the Dorset Record Office.

Civil Registration Districts in Dorset[edit | edit source]

In 1837 some Dorset parishes were included in registration districts organised in neighbouring counties