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1. www.salford.gov.uk › births-marriages-and-deathsFamily history online resources - City of Salford

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   Nov 21, 2016 · Family history online resources. The internet is ideally suited to genealogical research for two key reasons: It removes the constraints of time and money involved in long and costly trips to...

   • Parish Registers

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   • Wills and Probate

     The 'probate' records of this court which relate to...

   • Adoption Records

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2. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiSalford (city), Lancashire Genealogy - FamilySearch

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   • Cemeteries
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   Agecroft Cemetery Langley Road Pendlebury, Salford M27 8SS Phone: +44 161 686 7290 Weaste Cemetery Cemetery Road Salford M5 5NR Phone: +44 161 686 7290

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   Parishes

   Salford has many Anglican churches. A link that identifies each church, including the individual websites, follows: 1. Salford Anglican Parishes 1. St Philip's Church 2. Sacred Trinity Church 3. Church of The Ascension 4. St Clement's Church, Lower Broughton 5. St James' Church, Higher Brougton. 6. St Paul's Church, Kersal 7. St Andrew's, Carrclough 8. St John's Church, Pendlebury 9. St Aidan's Church, Lower Kersal 10. St Thomas' Church, Pendleton 11. Holy Angels, Claremont 12. St Luke's, Wea...

   Non Conformists

   Salford also has a large Roman Catholic population. The website for the RC diocese follows: 1. Diocese of Salford Other Christian groups follow: 1. Baptists 2. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 3. Greek Orthodox 4. Jehovah's Witnesses 5. Methodist 6. Presbyterian 7. Salvation Army Church 8. Seventh Day Adventists Non Christian faiths include the following: 1. Buddhist 2. Hindu 3. Jewish 4. Muslim 5. Sikh

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   Lancashire BMD

   Salford City Council BMD records

   UKBMD: Salford

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   Michelin Map of Salford

   Artus Family History: Old map of Salford

   Francis Frith: Old Salford Maps

   Vision of Britain: Salford History and Gazetteer

   GENUKI: Salford Gazetteer

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   Salford itself does not have any newspapers. However the Greater Manchester area has a number as identified below: 1. Manchester Evening News 1. The Guardian

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   Salford as suffered from high levels of unemployment and housing and social problems since around the 1960s, although there are regeneration schemes to reverse its fortunes. It is still an area of high unemployment and low opportunity. The University of Salford was initially established as a Technical College in 1896, but has since grown to become ...

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   Manchester and Salford Family History Forum

   Manchester and Salford Family History Society

   Manchester and Lancashire Family History Society

   Forebears: Salford

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   The National Archives: Salford

   University of Salford: Archives

   Salford on Line: History and Archives

   Salford City Archives

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   Salford City Council

   Greater Manchester Combined Council

   Wikipedia: Greater Manchester, Salford

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3. lancashirebmd.org.ukLancashire Births Marriages & Deaths Indexes

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   Welcome to the Lancashire BMD web site, part of the Local BMD Project group of Family History and Genealogy web sites. The Register Offices in the county of Lancashire, England, hold the original records of births, marriages and deaths back to the start of civil registration in 1837.

4. www.salford.gov.uk › births-marriages-and-deathsRegisters of births, marriages and deaths - City of Salford

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   From 1841 census returns are worth studying for genealogical purposes and returns (or copies) up to 1891 inclusive are available to the public. A microform copy for England and Wales can be...

5. forebears.io › england › lancashireSalford Genealogy Resources & Parish Registers | Lancashire

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   Find birth, marriage & deaths records; census, military and other genealogical records for Salford.

6. www.salford.gov.uk › births-marriages-and-deathsGenealogical sources•Salford City Council - City of Salford

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   Genealogical sources. Salford is comprised of areas of the former local authorities of the City (or County Borough) of Salford, Swinton and Pendlebury Borough, Irlam Urban District and...

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   Where was Salford before 1858?

   • For probate purposes prior to 1858, Salford was in the Archdeaconry of Chester, in the Diocese of Chester. The original Lancashire wills for the Archdeaconry of Chester are held at the Lancashire Record Office. You can also see Family History Societies covering the nearby area, plotted on a map.

   GENUKI: Salford, Lancashire

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   Where is Salford located?

   • Salford is sited in a meander of the River Irwell, which forms in part its boundary with the city of Manchester to the east. Historically in Lancashire, Salford's early history is marked by its status as a Royal caput and the judicial seat of the ancient hundred of Salfordshire, to which it lent its name.

   Salford (city), Lancashire Genealogy - FamilySearch

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   What is Salford Register Office?

   • Salford Register Office holds records of births, marriages and deaths since 1837. "SALFORD, a township, market town, municipal and parliamentary borough, having separate jurisdiction, but locally in the parish of Manchester, hundred of Salford, county Lancaster, adjoining Manchester, under which article it has already been described.

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   Where can I find a record of a birth in Lancashire?

   • The Register Offices in the county of Lancashire, England, hold the originalrecords of births, marriages and deaths back to the start of civil registration in 1837. The county's Family History Societiesare collaborating with the local Registration Services to make the indexes to these records freely searchable via the Internet.

   Lancashire Births Marriages & Deaths Indexes

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   How many churches are in Salford?

   • Details about the census records, and indexes for Salford. There are more than 30 churches identified in this place. Please click here for a complete list. Anne Gerhard, has researched some information concerning Early Christian Salford. Salford Register Office holds records of births, marriages and deaths since 1837.

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   What can a Salford parish register do for You?

   • Documentation for those baptised, married and buried at Salford. Parish registers can assist tracing a family back numerous generations. Digital images of registers that record baptisms, which typically occur shortly after birth; marriages and burials.

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8. www.genuki.org.uk › big › engGENUKI: Salford, Lancashire

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   SALFORD, a town, a township, seven chapelries, a district, and a hundred, in Lancashire. The town stands on the W side of the river Irwell, on the Bolton and Bury canal, and on the Northwestern, the Lancashire and Yorkshire, the East Lancashire, and the South Junction railways, contiguous to Manchester; is separated from that city only by the ...