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The '''Chaplains Returns''' of baptisms, marriages and burials 1761-1880.From 1880 they were known as “Army” Births, Deaths and Marriages and from 1959 “Forces” Births, Deaths and Marriages. These records include the registrations of British armed forces (including serving members who were not British nationals) posted overseas.More details are on [http://www.findmypast.com/helpadvice/knowledge-base/overseas-military/index.jsp FindMyPast]’s knowledge base link concerning Military and Overseas records. | The '''Chaplains Returns''' of baptisms, marriages and burials 1761-1880. From 1880 they were known as “Army” Births, Deaths and Marriages and from 1959 “Forces” Births, Deaths and Marriages. These records include the registrations of British armed forces (including serving members who were not British nationals) posted overseas. More details are on [http://www.findmypast.com/helpadvice/knowledge-base/overseas-military/index.jsp FindMyPast]’s knowledge base link concerning Military and Overseas records. | ||
There are indexes in respect of the overseas registrations most commonly called the British Army Overseas Indexes. | There are indexes in respect of the overseas registrations most commonly called the British Army Overseas Indexes. | ||
Revision as of 21:48, 29 November 2009
The Chaplains Returns of baptisms, marriages and burials 1761-1880. From 1880 they were known as “Army” Births, Deaths and Marriages and from 1959 “Forces” Births, Deaths and Marriages. These records include the registrations of British armed forces (including serving members who were not British nationals) posted overseas. More details are on FindMyPast’s knowledge base link concerning Military and Overseas records.
There are indexes in respect of the overseas registrations most commonly called the British Army Overseas Indexes.
These records were compiled by regimental chaplains and may also be duplicated within the regimental records. The Overseas Section of the General Register Office in Southport holds these volumes and the indexes can be viewed at the The National Archives (TNA).
The LDS have also microfilmed some of these, as listed in this Library Catalogue entry and you can order the microfiches and view them at Family History Centres.
See also
- British Army Records
External Links
- Familyrelatives.com You can browse the British Army Overseas Indexes on this website for free. If you then want to order a certificate, this can be done online from the GRO.