You can also try the website Ancestry UK. Ancestry is a subscription site but does offer a free trial. Beware though - you have to furnish them with details of your bank for direct debits if you decide to subscribe after the trial is finished. However you can cancel in advance and need not subscribe if you find what you want within the months free trial period.
I have subscribed to Ancestry Uk for 3 years and find the databases for births marriages and deaths very good. Ancestry also has census information for England and Wales from 1841 -1901 and the indices for some of the Scottish census returns. However for anyone researching Scottish ancestors Scotland's People is the The site to use.
Along with FreeBMD, Find my past, ancestry is very good . It's worth noting that there are regional sites such as Cheshire BMD, Lancs BMD and North Wales BMD which are putting free information on. You could also try the local register office in the district you want as some are now making their records searchable online.
I have subscribed to Ancestry Uk for 3 years and find the databases for births marriages and deaths very good. Ancestry also has census information for England and Wales from 1841 -1901 and the indices for some of the Scottish census returns. However for anyone researching Scottish ancestors Scotland's People is the The site to use.
Along with FreeBMD, Find my past, ancestry is very good . It's worth noting that there are regional sites such as Cheshire BMD, Lancs BMD and North Wales BMD which are putting free information on. You could also try the local register office in the district you want as some are now making their records searchable online.
