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Help using Batch Numbers

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Margaret

Margaret Report 11 Sep 2003 13:29

Jan I'm afraid I can't answer that, it doesn't seem to be updated very often, but sometimes the vicar etc won't give permission for the records to be transcribed Margaret

Janet

Janet Report 11 Sep 2003 13:27

Is the IGI an ongoing project, so that parishes which are missing now might appear in the future? Jan.

Margaret

Margaret Report 11 Sep 2003 11:29

Jan Not all parishes have been covered by the IGI and some are very patchy to say the least. I would think that if the parish you are looking for isn't on the Hugh Wallis list then it hasn't been done. I can't find quite a few of mine Margaret

Janet

Janet Report 11 Sep 2003 11:25

I keep finding, when I go to the Hugh Wallis IGI Batch Numbers site, that I can't find the parish I need. When I find a place of birth on a census I try to find that, if that isn't there I look up which registration district its in and try that, but even so I am very often not able to find anything that even looks right. Does anyone else have this problem, and if so how do you get round it please? Jan.