you are somewhat behind the times: the National Archives, in London, have online records. Ancestry.com is also well worth the price of membership. UK National archives
the LDS also have massive amounts of family records accessible online, HOWEVER, they are not very careful about verifying the information they’ve been given, and, as it all comes from people who post whatever information they have, the records might or might not be accurate. I’ve run across more than one piece of outrageously-wrong “data” in their collections concerning my own family, so, proceed with caution. (Remember, their agenda is “baptising” dead family-members, not being accurate about who they might be, so, be warned)
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you are somewhat behind the times: the National Archives, in London, have online records. Ancestry.com is also well worth the price of membership. UK National archives
the LDS also have massive amounts of family records accessible online, HOWEVER, they are not very careful about verifying the information they’ve been given, and, as it all comes from people who post whatever information they have, the records might or might not be accurate. I’ve run across more than one piece of outrageously-wrong “data” in their collections concerning my own family, so, proceed with caution. (Remember, their agenda is “baptising” dead family-members, not being accurate about who they might be, so, be warned)
Jennifer Stickler Riddle