Bermuda Civil Registration: Difference between revisions

No one was living on Bermuda when it was discovered by the Spanish in 1505 nor a century later when it was settled by the British. People from Africa and Native Americans from the 13 colonies were soon brought to Bermuda as slaves.^[1] Bermuda is part of the British Overseas Territories. ^[2]

Coverage and Compliance[edit | edit source]

Information Recorded in the Records[edit | edit source]

Birth Records[edit | edit source]

Name of child
Birth date
Birth place
Gender
Father's name
Mother's name

Marriage Records[edit | edit source]

Names of bride and groom
Date of marriage
Place of marriage

Death/Burial Records[edit | edit source]

Name of deceased
Date of death or burial
Place of death or burial
Gender of deceased
Occasionally parent's name

References[edit | edit source]

↑ Wikipedia contributors, Bermuda, (accessed 23 November 2020).
↑ Wikipedia contributors, British Overseas Territories, (accessed 23 November 2020).

[1] Wikipedia contributors, Bermuda, (accessed 23 November 2020).

[2] Wikipedia contributors, British Overseas Territories, (accessed 23 November 2020).

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