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For over 50 years the Family History Society of Cheshire [FHSC] has offered a warm welcome to those wanting to explore the Who, Why, and Where of their Cheshire roots, as well as assisting with your family history, regardless of where your heritage is based.
The Family History Society of Cheshire was formed in 1969 and is part of the Family History Federation and the North West Group of Family History Societies. The FHSC has helped Findmypast bring hundreds of thousands of Cheshire family records online for the first time.
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There are many Cheshire family history resources, including clubs and societies, archives and other record offices, available for those of you who wish to trace ancestors from the county of Cheshire, which includes the historic Roman city of Chester. We’ll be adding more genealogical resources as they become available.
FindMyPast.co.uk, the subscription site for family history, holds Cheshire parish records for baptisms, marriages and burials:
Also from FindMyPast are the following useful links for researching family history records in Cheshire:
Cheshire Vital Records Browse – This FindMyPast tool is useful for searching by parish, event or record type.
Local newspaper archives and other historical records often compliment the more conventional birth marriage and death records and census returns. Local newspaper archives often fill missing gaps because they provide essential clues to both the date and location of an event (be it a birth, marriage or death). Other newspaper reports can provide info...
Feb 12, 2024 · Explore Your Genealogy is a new and unique educational website developed by the Family History Federation that relates to every aspect of tracing your family history from the very first steps to more complex research
The Register Offices in the county of Cheshire, England, hold the original records of births, marriages and deaths back to the start of civil registration in 1837. The county's Family History Societies are collaborating with the local Registration Services to make the indexes to these records freely searchable via the Internet.
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Cheshire Family History Society was founded in 1969, its aim being to encourage and advance the study of genealogy, specifically for the county, but the Society also helps people who live locally whose ancestors came into the county from elsewhere. Information about Cheshire Family History Society. Address: Lesley Smetham. c/o FHSC. Little Trees.
