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22 Feb 2011

Search more than 40,000 new Yorkshire parish records

You can now search for your Yorkshire ancestors in 40,029 new baptism, marriage and burial records on findmypast.co.uk

The Wakefield & District Family History Society provided findmypast.co.uk with these records, in association with the Federation of Family History Societies.

The table below provides the details about these new records:

Type of
records
Number of
records
Date
range
Counties covered
Parishes
covered
Places covered
Baptisms
34,071
1813-1910
Yorkshire West Riding
Warmfield St Peters
Ossett Holy Trinity
Sandal St Helens
Alverthorpe St Pauls
Royston St Johns
Wrenthorpe Chapel
Wakefield All Saints
St John & St Michaels
Warmfield
Ossett
Sandal
Alverthorpe
Royston
Wrenthorpe
Wakefield
Marriages
1,398
1754-1921
Yorkshire West Riding
Horbury St Peters
Ossett Holy Trinity
Wakefield All Saints
Horbury
Ossett
Wakefield
Burials
4,560
1782-1842
Yorkshire West Riding
Wakefield All Saints

Flockton St James

Flockton
Wakefield

These new records will be of real benefit to anyone with Yorkshire roots. Search for your Yorkshire ancestors now

Search 40,029 new Yorkshire baptism, marriage and burial records on findmypast.co.uk

Comments (37)

    Patricia Dobson 25 February 2011 , 8:00 pm

    I would appreciate church records for baptisms, marriages and burials in the Bradford Yorkshire area – mainly from the Parish Church recoreds if this is possible.

    Pat

    Tony Nicholson 25 February 2011 , 8:41 pm

    Hi Patricia
    Saw your request on the Find my past website, Can I suggest that you have a look at the above Bradford Family History Society website as they have a number of publication that should cover your needs. They seem to cover burials. Also try the folowing site, http://www.yorkshirebmd.org.uk/, it covers quite a large amount of data from 1837 onwards and should be growing. Free BMD using webhttp://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.plsite is also brilliant if you have a name and date for BMD and the new https://www.familysearch.org/ site is good.
    Sorry iof you know this but can’t tell from this message the state of your knowledge. If I can help as an ex Bradfordian please contact me.
    Tony

    PNEWDALL[gott] 26 February 2011 , 12:09 pm

    I would also appreciate more church/parish records for the Bradford Yorkshire area in particular the 17oo’s

      Jean 26 February 2011 , 4:27 pm

      I also await the Skipton area records with great anticipation. Thanks.

        jenny 28 February 2011 , 7:42 pm

        very hopeful of Skipton parish records being available asap!

    Fiona McCall 26 February 2011 , 1:07 pm

    I await information from the Skipton Registration District with great interest!

    Chope 26 February 2011 , 3:42 pm

    Yorkshire is a huge county! I would like to see parishes within a 30-40 mile radius of the City of York, as searching at record offices is difficult since parish records are held at different repositories – some at Northallerton RO, some at York University.

    Robert Riley 26 February 2011 , 5:00 pm

    I have found it very difficult to get records about Haworth nr Keighley,West Riding.Cannot find any on all the sites I visit.

    Best Regards Bob Riley

    Marion 27 February 2011 , 7:44 am

    I should like parish records for North Yorkshire (Pickering area) for the 18th & early 19th century.

    Tim Morris 27 February 2011 , 9:38 am

    I would really like parish records (1750-1837)for Dewsbury & Batley areas. Frustrated that some of the CD-ROMs I’ve bought of Yorkshire don’t include these areas.

    In anticipation
    Tim

    Sheila 27 February 2011 , 12:15 pm

    Would like to see the parish records of Haworth and surrounding areas.

    Yvonne South 27 February 2011 , 12:25 pm

    I too would like to see North Yorkshire parish records particularly for the Thirsk area i.e. Felixkirk, Boltby etc plus Pickering area as I am have some brick walls needing to be demolished.

    Yvonne South 27 February 2011 , 12:25 pm

    I too would like to see North Yorkshire parish records particularly for the Thirsk area i.e. Felixkirk, Boltby etc plus Pickering area as I am have some brick walls needing to be demolished.

    May 27 February 2011 , 12:58 pm

    I have been waiting for the records of the parishes around York and would be really excited to see the them.

    Claire 27 February 2011 , 10:39 pm

    I would like to see birth/baptism, marriage, death/burial records for the Hull area of Yorkshire.

    Bryan jacob 28 February 2011 , 6:57 am

    I would like to see records from the Bradford, Keighley and Haworth areas.

    Brenda Law 28 February 2011 , 10:25 am

    It would be great to have parish records for the greater Leeds area and Bradford, Batley and Birstal.

      Javier 21 November 2012 , 6:51 am

      Love this blog. I just wanted to let you know how much I aairecppte how much time and effort you’ve put into the site. All of the content is absolutely wonderful and a joy to read. I just wish there were more sites likes these around. Anyway, thanks again and keep up all the great work. Cheers!

    Evelyn Kent (biographer) 28 February 2011 , 12:27 pm

    Is it possible to see parish records of the Dent Family, living in Haworth early 19th century – deaths, births, marriages?

    Jean Webb 28 February 2011 , 2:33 pm

    I would be really happy if records for the Rawmarsh/Rotherham districts Yorks WR be made available..!!

    Lynn Langham 28 February 2011 , 3:40 pm

    Like others, I would also like to see parish records for the Thirsk and Northallerton area put online

    R. Armitage 28 February 2011 , 4:00 pm

    I would like to see parish records for pitsmoor in Sheffield to help in trying to trace my ancestors

    A. Lee 28 February 2011 , 7:42 pm

    I would be interested in parish registers for the whole of Hull, Pontifract and Knottingly. Also any records about Humber Pilots between 1800 and 1852 as I have been unable to trace any so far.
    Are there any available?

    Janet Hilliatrd 1 March 2011 , 3:22 am

    I am very interested in seeing parish records for the Penistone district plus Bingley and surrounding areas.

    Mike Towers 6 March 2011 , 3:42 pm

    Surely Thursbt is in Cumbria between Carlisle and Wigton and not Yorkshire.

    I know because I used to live there!

    Jody 6 March 2011 , 5:55 pm

    I am currently attempting to trace the records of family in the Craven area near to the border of Lancashire, so Parish records for Skipton and the surrounding villages, would be particularily helpful.

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