We will research your family history from the full range of primary sources available, not relying on third party databases. These primary sources include civil registration of births, deaths and marriages, parish records, church registers, tithe records (around 1830), Griffiths Valuation (around 1860) and subsequent revisions of Griffiths, school registers, Wills, gravestone inscriptions, landed estate records – often giving details of tenants and leases, Registry of Deeds 1708-1929, Land Registry records, emigration lists, business records, newspapers and the 1901 Census and 1911 Census. Only remnants of previous government census records have survived so we will check the many census substitutes such as Muster Rolls, Books of Survey and Distribution, Hearth Money Rolls of the 1600s, Subsidy Rolls and Voters, Poll and Freeholders Records.
