Friday 28 January 2022

English, Scottish and Welsh genealogy: 3-week summary of updates

Below is a summary of new and updated family history record collections for England, Scotland and Wales released by the major genealogy databases over the last three weeks (see previous summary, 7 January).

My regular summary of releases and updates relating to British collections is designed to help family historians whose Irish ancestors migrated, temporarily or permanently, to England, Scotland or Wales.

By default, it will also be useful to anyone carrying out research in those three nations, regardless of the origin of their ancestors.

The figures in parenthesis in the New Collections section are the numbers of records/images in the new record set.

Unless otherwise stated, the figures in parenthesis in the Updated Collections section reflect the number of records added to the collection in the recent update. In some instances, the supplier has not made this figure available. Where two figures are given, the first is the number of additions, the second is the new total.

Please note that I don't usually include updates of fewer than 1,000 records.


NEW COLLECTIONS


Ancestry
BritishNewspaperArchive, shared with FindMyPast (total 47,292,474 pages)
  • New titles in main collection ($£€)

FindMyPast


UPDATED COLLECTIONS


Ancestry

FamilySearch
FindMyPast

FreeBMD

General Register Office

TheGenealogist
  • Landowner and occupier property tax records, 1910, from IR58 for Camden and surrounding London areas. (72,000 records)
    Includes Albany, Belsize, Camden Town, Chalk Farm, Euston, Grays Inn Road, Highgate East, Highgate West, Kilburn, Priory & Adelaide (Hampstead), St Andrew East and West, St Giles East/North/South, Saffron Hill, Somers Town, and Tottenham Court Road.

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