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**The majority of the films appear to be from [http://search.lma.gov.uk/scripts/mwimain.dll/144/LMA_OPAC/web_detail/REFD+DL~2FE~2FE~2F005~2FMS11224?SESSIONSEARCH DL/E/E/005/MS11224] Certificates of baptisms, marriages and burials solemnized chiefly at diplomatic missions and transmitted to the bishop of London for registration (in MS 10926) and filing. [95 subsets] (Most, but not all, of these records will also be included in those available at the [[General Register Office]]).
*[https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/268289 Original certificates of baptisms and marriages of British subjects abroad, solemnized or registered at diplomatic representations]. '''Index''' records for most of the digitised microfilms are available which are searchable. The relationship of these records to the records described in the previous film (Foreign registers, 1785-1891) is not clear, but from the title they may also be part of DL/E/E/005/MS11224. However, as the Foreign Office is also noted as an author, most, but probably not all, of these records will also be included in those available at the [[General Register Office]].
*[https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/554930 Baptisms and marriages for British subjects in foreign countries, 1816-1836] 576992 Item 3. includes a reference to the baptism record of Philip Anderson, 1818, from the Presidency of Bombay (India). '''Although the catalogue states Index''' records are available which are searchable, this appears to be an incorrect statement.
*FamilySearch microfilm series "Licensing papers, 1660-1858", [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/823027 catalogue entry]. “Papers include certificates of appointment, testimonials and nominations, relating to the licensing of curates, lecturers, chaplains (including East India Company and foreign chaplains)….” Microfilm of original manuscripts in Guildhall Library, London, now in the London Metropolitan Archives.
*See '''[[FamilySearch Centres]]''' for details of digitised microfilms which may be viewed at a FamilySearch Centre on a FamilyHistory computer. Additionally some may be viewed at FamilySearch Affiliate Libraries.
