Hannah Cunliffe - Historical Researcher
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Hannah Cunliffe - Historical Researcher |
              
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I have experience of all the major London record offices, the General Register Office, Belfast, and the National Archives in Dublin. In many circumstances, it has been necessary to consult parish records so I have also visited local county record offices throughout the country. The following are some details of the London repositories which I use most frequently and the records which they hold:
To visit this site please click here http://www.nmm.ac.uk The Caird Library at the National Maritime Museum is an excellent facility with over 100,000 books concerning matters of the sea.
To visit this site please click here http://www.tna.gov.uk This building houses an incredible collection of records which cover most topics in the history of England. Beginning with the Domesday Book and running to the present day, it also includes a useful library and facilities for taking copies of the records.
To visit this site please click here http://www.ons.gov.uk This contains indexes
for all the birth, marriage, and death certificates of England running back to
1837. Upstairs, the
Genealogical Office, Dublin The National Archives, Dublin London Metropolitan Archives The Guildhall Library, London The Imperial War Museum The British Library British Library Newspaper Library, Colindale The Records of Mass Observation Unit Wiltshire & Swindon Record Office Hampshire Record Office Dorset Record Office Devon Record Office The Principal Probate Registry The Foreign and Commonwealth Office The Society of Genealogists Library The Bodleian Library, Oxford The National Library of Wales
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The
National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
The National Archives, Kew
Other record offices I have worked in: