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Katykat
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Where to look?

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Is there any registers for Kent in the 1700-1800s? There doesnt appear to be any local BMD page but i also cant find any parish records
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Kent transcriptions can be bought as I have had to (Cheaper if you join) https://www.kfhs.org.uk/shop-cd Also the original copies of Kent early Parish records are now on FMP :wink:
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Thanks Rocky
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Ahh, just looked, the parish records are on CD & my computer doesnt have a CD slot.
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Medway Council used to keep freely accessible transcriptions of Parish and other records but I don't know if they're still accessible online.
Currently investigating the Hillmans of Sussex.
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You need to buy cd player very cheap mine was £10 from well known online place (A) to attach to PC or Laptop with USB Port :wink:
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All early Kent parish records can be viewed online free on family search site but only at local LDS places https://www.familysearch.org/en/
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rockyfowler wrote:All early Kent parish records can be viewed online free on family search site but only at local LDS places https://www.familysearch.org/en/

Does that mean I would have to attend or find someone who is going?
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Attend?? :-) You book a reader at one of the local history centers https://www.familysearch.org/help/fhcenters/locations/ Best to ring them first to see about the availability of your records but most are digitalised so easy to see at a center using their pass as members of LDS.
They cannot show most of the pictures on our own normal pc`s because of contractual reasons with the local archives like Dudley or Kent and FMP :cry: so frustrating !!
If you look on your own pc for the images they all appear but as broken blobs :cry:
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