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Re: Where can I gain access to/find birth records after 1905?
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 22 January 08 22:13 GMT (UK) »
SP now has birth and death indices on line. Marriages to follow. and they work!
John
McGowan, Dunlop, Watson, Kerr, Rickelton, McLachlan, Devine, Glasgow

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Re: Where can I gain access to/find birth records after 1905?
« Reply #10 on: Tuesday 22 January 08 23:04 GMT (UK) »
 Thanks Gaucho,

Great that they have arrived at last, but they are just an index, it is going to cost you £10 for a certificate. However this should help the folks abroad, although I can see a lot of wrong certificates being ordered.

I would have preferred a date rather than just a year. Still in the land of the blind........

Tom
Scotland - Buchanan, Thomson, Pat(t)erson, Stewart, Ritchie, Tracey
Ireland - Tracey, Conroy, Pat(t)erson.

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this one for Scottish Clare
« Reply #11 on: Wednesday 24 September 08 08:06 BST (UK) »
Hello Scottish Clare, 
 looking down the list of people you are researching I noted TERRIS.
I too have a Terris from Fife.
Alexander Mackie TERRIS married my great aunt Helen FOTHERINGHAM. Their marriage certificate states he was from Kelty Beath and she was living at Kirkplace Clackmannan.
The marriage took place in Clackmannan on August 10 1894. 
His parents James, a miner and Jessie nee Mackie. 
I remember Auntie Nellie in Kelty, in a large house, Alex. might have been dead by then, in the 1940's.
The had one adopted son? or daughter? the story went she could not have children?
Any connection there with your Terris' Clare?
thanks Ena
Aberdeenshire: ROSS, BERRY, TAYLOR, THOMSON, WILSON, ROBB, YOUNG, ALLAN, COUTTS, MURRAY, RAE, LAWSON, MACKIE
Sutherlandshire: DOUGLAS, MACKIE, MURRAY
Fife,Clackmannan,Kinross, Perth areas : YOUNG, FOTHERINGHAM, RANKINE, MARSHALL, SHARP, CLINK,WHITE, ALEXANDER,KEYLES,MCKINLEY

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Re: Where can I gain access to/find birth records after 1905?
« Reply #12 on: Thursday 09 July 09 20:56 BST (UK) »
tis. None of the above entries mention the General Registrar of BMD in each town.I am not sure about England but you can make an appointment with your REGISTRAR in Scotland and for about £10 you can use him I think for an hour to search his GROS computer and get cheaper certs. My old relatives are in Wick and my local registrar in the Borders can come up with the results.Try you own registrar if not phone the nearest one Berwick/Jedburgh etc and speak to him ,they are all in the books or through the local authority.
turnbull- Scottish Borders ,Caithness and East Lothian
waddell-roxburghshire
foord/ford -perthshire and borders
crosbie-scot borders
galloway-scot borders


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Re: Where can I gain access to/find birth records after 1905?
« Reply #13 on: Sunday 12 July 09 12:21 BST (UK) »
Is there a "General Registrar of BMD" in Aberdeen?  Would it cover information for the whole of Aberdeenshire?  Do you get an unlimited number of searches in that hour?

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Re: Where can I gain access to/find birth records after 1905?
« Reply #14 on: Sunday 12 July 09 17:38 BST (UK) »
Hi genealogist1

Have a read through Jim's post here which provides a little bit more detail on these searches (includes a contact no. for Aberdeen) www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,369601.0.html

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Re: Where can I gain access to/find birth records after 1905?
« Reply #15 on: Sunday 12 July 09 18:54 BST (UK) »
Hi Monica.  Thank you for the link - the information will prove to be very useful!

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Re: Where can I gain access to/find birth records after 1908?
« Reply #16 on: Monday 13 July 09 16:17 BST (UK) »
Just a note of caution.

An increasing number of local councils, who employ the staff who act as registrars for GROS in Edinburgh, are offering local research possibilities.

These range from the Park Circus model offered by Glasgow District council and others which are a 'mini' New Register House, i.e. you have your own search terminal, sometimes linking into the GROS/NRH DIGROS search system; through to other locations where the local registrar offers an assisted search, i.e. a staff member, working with you, carries out the searchs that you want.

At Park Circus the cost is £14/day.  Elsewhere, for assisted searches, the cost can be up to £30/hour.  In the latter case, especially if there are a number of lines to research so that the time required could be well over an hour, it makes sense, even if extra travel and accommodation expenses are involved, to give serious consideration to visiting the main research facility in Edinburgh, where the cost of a daily 'ticket' is now a paltry £10.  ;)

As regards the Park Circus facility in Glasgow, you need to book at least several weeks in advance as it is very popular; and advance booking is often also essential elsewhere.

Wullie