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The United Kingdom offers a wealth of civil and ecclesiastical records, but many alternative sources also preserve vital details. Apprenticeship indentures, military service papers, Poor Law records, and court depositions frequently document births, deaths, and family relationships. Newspapers, trade directories like Boyle's Fashionable Court & Country Guide & Town Visiting Directory and occupational records—like those for coal miners or railway workers—often list key life events. These resources are particularly important for periods or regions where official registration was inconsistent or delayed, making them indispensable to thorough genealogical investigations.
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- Registers of St. Vedast, Foster Lane, And of St. Michael Le Quern, London (1902) 882 records
- Catholic Record Society Miscellanea IV 523 records
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