A new website hosted by the department of Arts, Hertage and the Gaeltacht at www.irishgenealogy.i.e includes nearly three million pre-1900 Catholic and Church of Irealnd records free of charge.
For a list of what records are covered visit www.irishgenealogy.ie/record_list.html
The Irish Genealogy toolkit at www.irish-genalogy-toolkit.com provides an introduction to Irish records.
The two surviving Irish census reurns (1901 and 1911) are available for free at www.census.nationalarchives.ie
For a trascription of Griffith's Property Valuation of 1847-1864 visit www.askaboutireland.i.e
For Scottish records, a good starting point is The National Library of Scotland (www.nls.uk) which has many free records including more than 700 digitised Post Office directories from 1773-1911 ( www.digital.nls.uk/directories )
For a list of what records are covered visit www.irishgenealogy.ie/record_list.html
The Irish Genealogy toolkit at www.irish-genalogy-toolkit.com provides an introduction to Irish records.
The two surviving Irish census reurns (1901 and 1911) are available for free at www.census.nationalarchives.ie
For a trascription of Griffith's Property Valuation of 1847-1864 visit www.askaboutireland.i.e
For Scottish records, a good starting point is The National Library of Scotland (www.nls.uk) which has many free records including more than 700 digitised Post Office directories from 1773-1911 ( www.digital.nls.uk/directories )
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