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shanew · 30-08-2016, 16:04

some interesting news re Civil records from Irish Genealogy News

http://www.irishgenealogynews.com/20...-marriage.html

hjr · 30-08-2016, 16:06

If Ireland did knighthoods, Claire Santry would be top of the list...! Such a great source of reliable knowledge!

**pinkypinky** · 30-08-2016, 16:14

Beyond excited.

Have a wishlist of certs already to go in preparation for this day.

Waitsian · 30-08-2016, 16:23

Well, the devil is in the detail, so I'll reserve judgement for now but to avoid being called a stick in the mud I'll admit to being provisionally excited.

RGM · 30-08-2016, 19:05

Is this essentially a release of all civil certs up to a certain year? Or am I misunderstanding what the registers are.

**pinkypinky** · 30-08-2016, 19:13

Yes, that's right.

Hopefully they've consulted the DPC this time and they won't revoke it.

Waitsian · 30-08-2016, 19:20

In effect, yes, I believe so. Birth certs up to the end of 1915 (14? 16?), marriage certs up to 1940 (?), and death certs up to 1965 (?). Images of original entries that is.

I find the last comment in Claire's blog entry intriguing too. The long awaited associated Griffiths books? Must be I suppose. Of course I don't mean the cancelled/revision books. I mean the others whose names I forget.

Edit: field, house and quarto books.

RGM · 30-08-2016, 19:31

Wow.

Spare a moment for the dusty, musty genealogists of old who actually had to get dressed and leave their couch to do research.

Waitsian · 30-08-2016, 19:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by RGM

Spare a moment for the dusty, musty genealogists of old who actually had to get dressed and leave their couch to do research.

I agree though John Grenham makes a good point about that very subject in his latest blog entry. Worth a read.

RGM · 30-08-2016, 19:44

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Originally Posted by mod9maple

I agree though John Grenham makes a good point about that very subject in his latest blog entry. Worth a read.

Of course. My biggest genealogical pet peeve is that so many people expect to be able to do everything online ("Why can't I find my own birth certificate?").

Still, it's amazing what can be done now.

Alan259 · 30-08-2016, 21:01

This is phenomenal.

I wonder will they have the 'miscellaneous' GRO records included in this, e.g. births and deaths at sea, Lourdes marriages, etc.

**pinkypinky** · 30-08-2016, 22:33

I doubt it. Wouldn't imagine there'd be more than a handful of Lourdes marriages over 75 years ago.

Jellybaby1 · 30-08-2016, 22:49

Can't speak........holding breath! Been waiting for so many certs for so long.

**spurious** · 30-08-2016, 22:53

I might finally find a trace of my 'disappeared' great grand uncle.

KildareFan · 30-08-2016, 23:49

does this mean I could have saved all those 4euros I spent on copies?

30-08-2016, 16:04	#1
shanew Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 2,768 Adverts \| Friends	GRO Records some interesting news re Civil records from Irish Genealogy News http://www.irishgenealogynews.com/20...-marriage.html

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Waitsian Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1,655 Adverts \| Friends	In effect, yes, I believe so. Birth certs up to the end of 1915 (14? 16?), marriage certs up to 1940 (?), and death certs up to 1965 (?). Images of original entries that is. I find the last comment in Claire's blog entry intriguing too. The long awaited associated Griffiths books? Must be I suppose. Of course I don't mean the cancelled/revision books. I mean the others whose names I forget. Edit: field, house and quarto books. Last edited by Waitsian; 30-08-2016 at 19:24.

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30-08-2016, 16:06	#2
hjr Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 541 Adverts \| Friends	If Ireland did knighthoods, Claire Santry would be top of the list...! Such a great source of reliable knowledge!

30-08-2016, 16:14	#3
pinkypinky Moderator Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 5,641 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Genealogy, ZTest	Beyond excited. Have a wishlist of certs already to go in preparation for this day.

30-08-2016, 16:23	#4
Waitsian Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1,655 Adverts \| Friends	Well, the devil is in the detail, so I'll reserve judgement for now but to avoid being called a stick in the mud I'll admit to being provisionally excited.

30-08-2016, 19:05	#5
RGM Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 482 Adverts \| Friends	Is this essentially a release of all civil certs up to a certain year? Or am I misunderstanding what the registers are.

30-08-2016, 19:13	#6
pinkypinky Moderator Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 5,641 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Genealogy, ZTest	Yes, that's right. Hopefully they've consulted the DPC this time and they won't revoke it.

30-08-2016, 19:31	#8
RGM Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 482 Adverts \| Friends	Wow. Spare a moment for the dusty, musty genealogists of old who actually had to get dressed and leave their couch to do research.

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Alan259 Registered User Join Date: May 2015 Posts: 88 Adverts \| Friends	This is phenomenal. I wonder will they have the 'miscellaneous' GRO records included in this, e.g. births and deaths at sea, Lourdes marriages, etc.

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pinkypinky Moderator Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 5,641 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Genealogy, ZTest	I doubt it. Wouldn't imagine there'd be more than a handful of Lourdes marriages over 75 years ago.

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spurious Category Moderator Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 23,906 Adverts \| Friends CMod: Online Teaching & Resources, Education, Teaching & Lecturing, Further Education (QQI) & PLC, Edu Mods	I might finally find a trace of my 'disappeared' great grand uncle.

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KildareFan Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 634 Adverts \| Friends	does this mean I could have saved all those 4euros I spent on copies?