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Northumberland / Re: Belford Presbyterian records online?
« on: Thursday 22 May 25 19:27 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: Steve3180 on Thursday 22 May 25 13:18 BST (UK)
I'm a bit late to the party, but I've got access to Belford Erskine Street baptisms where there are 200 or so entries between 1793 and 1820, none of which are Johnson, or similar.

Sorry it's a negative answer.

These records are on the NDFHS website. I can fully recommend joining, it's £15 a year, and their online records are very useful if you have ancestors in Northumberland or Durham.

I had actually messaged them to know whether they had those records online and they didn't answer  :'(

But THANK YOU anyway! West Street might be the one if they are not at Erskine.

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Northumberland / Re: Belford Presbyterian records online?
« on: Sunday 11 May 25 09:10 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: Tickettyboo on Saturday 10 May 25 21:31 BST (UK)
Quote from: emmec on Friday 09 May 25 16:04 BST (UK)
Is my only option to get a 4-hour train to Berwick?

Despite what the commercial sites infer in their advertising bumf, there is still a lot which is (and may never be) online.


Indeed! I was considering buying the microfiche as a last ditch attempt, but no idea how to actually read it without the proper equipment.

I was shocked that these records are not even in the FamilySearch library. They have stuff that's much more niche but not this.


Quote from: Lewis21 on Saturday 10 May 25 11:48 BST (UK)

I found this entry on FreeReg; it's outside the period you mention but the names fit:


Sadly not them! They got married in Kyloe in 1797.

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Northumberland / Belford Presbyterian records online?
« on: Friday 09 May 25 16:04 BST (UK)  »
Hello!

After scouring the internet for weeks, I am starting to believe that there is truly no way to see records for Belford's Presbyterian churches online.

I have looked into everything I could find online (mainly United Secession) so I am assuming I would need Erskine Street or West Street.

I am trying to track down a Johnson family [John and Margaret] who had children between 1797 and 1821.

Is my only option to get a 4-hour train to Berwick?

Thank you!

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