News about Irish Genealogy civil registers next update.

[hurworth]

This branch of the family weren't Roman Catholic.  The CoI records still exist for these parishes but not readily available with this amount of detail.  Some volunteers from the local FHS have been allowed to photograph the records from CoI churches in the area and are in the process of transcribing them.

I thought that Protestant marriages were registered from 1845 and Roman Catholic marriages from the 1860s?

I can remember the surnames of the witnesses, but not their first names.  Once the GRO index gets updated I'll be able to see the actual image.  Let's hope this record set has been withdrawn because the new tranche of records are imminent!

[Sinann]

Yes COI marriages from 1845 were registered but as you can see there may be a delay in the images coming online.
We can only wait and hope.

[hallmark]

There are SOME online!


https://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/

and

also others on RCB website!

It depends on who you are looking for, where etc....

[aghadowey]

I thought that Protestant marriages were registered from 1845 and Roman Catholic marriages from the 1860s?

Registration of non-Catholic marriages started in 1845 (this includes Registry Office marriages) and Catholic marriages from 1864.

[Sinann]

News: Early 2019
https://www.irishgenealogynews.com/2019/01/irishgenealogyie-latest-on-overdue.html

Not quite as much as we expected, Marriages back to 1864 not 1845 and no going back with deaths yet.

[Kiltaglassan]

Thanks Sinann

Hopefully this new update in the next three months 

KG

[eileenwilson]

Of course, I'm looking for a death in 1864   

[Sinann]

I usually check Irish Genealogy News every day the one time I don't I miss news on the Update.
Sounds like it's getting close
https://www.irishgenealogynews.com/2019/04/irish-gro-releases-latest-update-on.html

[KiwiRose]

Thanks for the update.
The excitement is building! I can't wait.

Regards,
KiwiRose.