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McLarty born ca 1798, I believe in Scotland or England but his family moved to Canada where the rest of his siblings were born. I am trying to locate information on my mothers line from St John’s Newfoundland Canada. Thank you for any enlightenment on this family’s history. Neither of young John’s parents names are provided in the information from the U.S. According to, he was probably an indentured servant, which seems unlikely considering that he had inherited 200 pounds from the dean at the approximate time of his emigration and soon thereafter started acquiring considerable properties in America. Was young John actually the son of the dean’s brother William, about whom I have found little information other than date of birth? I’m extremely interested to learn more about young John’s lineage as he was the patriarch of my family’s branch of Barwicks in the U.S. Paul’s, London, upon the dean’s death in 1664, the same year young John came to America.

Peter Barwick, he was bequeathed 200 pounds by Dr. I’m looking for information regarding John Barwick who emigrated from England to America in 1664. Image Credit: James Morley Post navigation The 10 Collections You Need to Know for Irish Genealogy Research The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Researching Your Ancestors in England, Wales, Scotland or Ireland You’ll have to dig around on UK BMD to find what you need.ĭon’t forget that many of the sites we have included in our free ancestry search article(such as FamilySearch), as well as our best genealogy research sites infographic, are also very helpful when researching your ancestors from the UK and Ireland. Many of the sites are geographically focused, or center on one surname–but others are much more extensive. They list both paid and free resources, but it seems that most we have used have been free. This site has thousands of links to genealogy research sites for the UK. This is the place to start if you are looking for an Irish member of your family tree. They offer census records, soldier’s wills and more in their genealogy section. GRO has records of births, marriages and deaths of some British citizens that have taken place abroad since the late 18th century.The National Archives of Ireland have done a really good job of making their online databases simple to find and use. Some of the index reference numbers are available at local libraries, archives and other locations.

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These are the only complete copies of the full sets of index reference numbers.

The British Library (you’ll need to register first).

the City of Westminster Archives Centre.

Bridgend Local and Family History Centre.

view index reference numbers for free on the FreeBMD websiteĬommercial companies also have the index reference numbers online, but you’ll have to pay to search them and prices will vary.

search the GRO online Index of historic births (1837 to 1916) and deaths (1837 to 1957).

You can order a copy of a birth, adoption, marriage, civil partnership and death certificate from GRO.Īll births, adoptions, marriages, civil partnerships and deaths registered in England or Wales have a GRO index reference number.

There’s a different process for getting certificates in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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