Why oh why does it have to be a baptism in a volume with a number like 129 .....
.... if only it was between 1 and 123 .... it could have been looked up in various family history libraries .... and I suspect that the LDS project currently transcribing baptisms, marriages, burials in NSW parish registers will not get to the primary resources for Volumes numbered 124 or higher
http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/state-archives/guides-and-finding-aids/short-guide-4/short-guide-4" If, in consulting the microfiche indexes for the pre-1856 records, the relevant reference is to a volume number other than Registry Volume Numbers 1 to 123, the researcher should approach the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, which holds these records."
So Tony, IF spending pennies on certs, please do NOT order real deal certs, but go for official transcriptions. Vol 129 is a very good example of why I regularly suggest that cheaper and quicker option. It is likely to only have same details as the index PLUS the exact date for the baptism and perhaps an occupation for the father and of course the name of the clergy conducting the service.
Cheers, JM
