How to Start the Search for your Irish Roots (by email) -
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Delivered by Email - NOW FREE WITH ANY ORDER! Our Irish Genealogy Guide is perfect if you are starting the search for your Irish Roots! Completely revised and containing a new section that shows you How to use the Internet to research your Irish Genealogy, the guide is delivered by email. It will save you time and money by getting your research off the ground without you having to spend a fortune on Books, CDs or Software! It specifies exactly what is involved and describes how you should begin your search (and it does this in simple language). Information about the different types of records that are available is given. There is also a comprehensive schedule of genealogical contacts should you consider researching further. The 35-page report is delivered into your email mailbox in .PDF format - easy to download, easy to print and easy to read! Secure Ordering. Our Site uses secure SSL ordering to process credit card details so your details are safe and sound! Order Now! CONTENTS Introduction Identify your Aims Start with your family Examination of Records         The General Register Office         The National Archives Church Records         National Library of Ireland         Catholic Church Registers                 Parish registers                 Index of Surnames                 Catholic Directories         Church of Ireland         Presbyterian         Methodist         Quaker         Jewish Census Records Land and property records         Tithe Applotment Books         Land Registry         The Primary Valuation of Irelan         Index of Surnames Deportation Records Wills Surnames of Ireland Coats of Arms Using the Internet to Research your Roots         Web Forums/Bulletin Boards         Create a Personal Web Site         Search the Web         Important Web Sites Conclusion Appendix A: Form of Investigation Appendix B: Schedule of Heritage Research Centres Appendix C: Schedule of individuals and organisations willing to conduct research Appendix D: The 100 most frequently found Irish Surnames and their meaning |
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