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'''Update: Transcripts to most of the parish registers up to 1842 available here:'''  
'''Update: Transcripts to most of the parish registers up to 1842 available here:'''  


'''http://jerripediabmd.net/ Now also includes the index to BMD from 1842 - ??.'''  
'''http://jerripedia.org/ Jerripedia: Includes indexes to all available baptisms, marriages and burials to 1842, and l910 in St Helier, plus BMD from 1842. Free access'''  


'''Update: http://catalogue.jerseyheritage.org/ This site has recently added the Channel Island Family History Society transcripts and most importantly these can now be viewed online currently for a fee of £30 a year. It is the most complete set of vital records for Jersey available. The records are mostly in French.'''  
'''http://jerripediabmd.net/ Jerripedia database: Includes all available baptisms, marriages and burials to 1842, and now also includes the index to BMD from 1842 to c1915. Free access'''
 
'''Update: http://catalogue.jerseyheritage.org/ This site has the Channel Island Family History Society transcripts of BMBs and some post-1842 BMDs. Annual subscription of £30 required. The records are mostly in French.'''  


'''Please be aware that the early records for the parish of St John are partly missing. The original records were lost and the CIFHS transcript was copied from the original records a few decades ago. However before the original records went missing an early transcript was made in the late 1800s, known as the Messervy Transcript and this can be viewed at Jersey Archive in book form. Hopefully one day this will be digitised or transcribed as it leaves a huge gap in the early records of St John.'''<br>  
'''Please be aware that the early records for the parish of St John are partly missing. The original records were lost and the CIFHS transcript was copied from the original records a few decades ago. However before the original records went missing an early transcript was made in the late 1800s, known as the Messervy Transcript and this can be viewed at Jersey Archive in book form. Hopefully one day this will be digitised or transcribed as it leaves a huge gap in the early records of St John.'''<br>  
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