Ancestry - LMA

[Springbok]

Fantastic
Baptism records with birth dates  have already solved my Scavenger hunt.

Two "missing" daughters have been found with their marriages . Possibles on freebmd but saved me £14 at the least  to get certificates.
Also been able to confirm IGI extracted records and more details than from Pallots.

Easier if you know the likely churches where the details are registered, but not impossible to find some gems.
A banns record has thrown up a family mystery. Was elder daughter engaged to man who younger dau. (under age) married or did younger use sisters name to get banns called? From later divorce records she would be (charitably) called a "Trollop"

great new source for those of us who cannot get to the LMA and have relied on the generosity of Dawn, Velda , and others to help.

Spring

[kerryb]

I agree Spring

I am so happy because I have at last solved the problem of my gr x 2 grandfather William Baldwin who's baptism and birth I could not find.  5 mnutes on the LMA records on ancestry and I found him!  Baptised two years earlier and with a different middle name.  Have now found and ordered the birth certificate.

Oh you should have seen me dancing round the room, Friday night 

Brilliant resource.

Kerry

[Nick29]

I've now noticed that LMA records are now coming up as hints for some individuals on my Ancestry tree, only a matter of weeks after the introduction of the new records !   Excellent 

[EdCan]

I know envy is a sin but my mothers line is hidden in St George Hanover Sq. That means a researcher.

Ed

[kerryb]

Don't worry Ed, some my answers lie in St Giles in the Field.  It hasn't all been plain sailing.

Kerry

[EdCan]

I imagine that there are more than a few researchers in the same boat however I have to admit that I did find some info re some some of my twigs.It is the main branch where the problem lies.

Ed