
Birth records in England are invaluable tools for genealogists researching their family history. Since 1837, all births in England have been officially registered with the General Register Office (GRO)1. These records typically include crucial details such as the child's name, date and place of birth, parents' names, and father's occupation. For births before 1837, parish registers are the primary source of information. England's birth records are unique in that they include a separate column for the mother's maiden name starting from 1911, making it easier to trace maternal lineages.
Additionally, some non-conformist birth records from the 17th to 19th centuries are available through The National Archives.
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