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How to Search for Parish Registers Searching the Website for Parish Registers How to find a baptism, marriage or burial register on the Lincs to the Past website. In the examples below we shall be using the parish of Scotton. To find Parish Registers it is best to use the Advanced Search facility. Click on the Advanced Search tab on the main header bar. You will then see the Advanced Search facility. In the “With the exact phrase” box, enter the name of the parish, “par” and “1” (Scotton par 1, in our example - it is not case sensitive). A full list of parish names is appended to this Guide. Ensure that ‘Records’ results format has been selected (i.e. do not click on ‘Images’) and click on Search. Alternatively, if you know the specific parish register you need, you can enter that in the “With exact phrase”. For example, for SCOTTON PAR/1/2 enter Scotton Par 1 2 (do not use hyphens or slashes, instead insert spaces between the numbers) Be aware that some place names such as Bourne appear in a number of other parish names. In these instances, you will also get results for other places with Bourne in their name such as Thurlby by Bourne or Morton by Bourne. To get around this problem you can type the words you wish to exclude in the “Without the Words” box (e.g. Thurlby Morton). Selecting registers and displaying images from search results The hitlist will give details of all the parish registers found, including type of register, covering dates, and reference. Scroll down the search results to find the record in which you are interested. If a thumbnail image is shown, this means that images of the register itself can be viewed. To display the pages of the register, click on the thumbnail image or the title of the register (e.g. General register). To see particular pages of the register use the Images in record bar above the image: This shows you how many images there are. You can move forward or backwards one image, go to the first or last image, or by typing a number in the Jump to image box and clicking the Go button, you can move straight to that image (please note that this is an image number rather than the page number in the original register). The Navigator and Toolbar displays The Navigator display uses a thumbnail image to indicate which part of the whole image you are viewing. The blue rectangle indicates the area that is currently being displayed. You can drag the blue rectangle to another part of the thumbnail image to move quickly to another part of the image. The Toolbar display allows you to enlarge or reduce the main image and pan across the image horizontally or vertically. If they are obscuring part of the image you wish to see, the Navigator and Toolbar boxes can be moved by clicking on the top of the box and dragging the box to another place. Enlarging the images The images are displayed within a viewing box created by “Zoomify” software. For optimum viewing use your web browser’s zoom facility (on Internet Explorer this is at the bottom of the screen to the right of the word “Internet”) to expand the size of the web page. Up to a 400% increase is good for early registers (pre 1813). Up to a 200% increase is good for later registers (post 1813). Pressing Ctrl and + or Ctrl and - will also increase and decrease the size of the web page. The viewing area will now be quite large. Within the viewing area, the images can be enlarged in 3 ways: Clicking on an image itself. Using the slide bar on the “Zoomify” Toolbar (drag the triangle right to enlarge or left to reduce). Using the + button on the “Zoomify” Toolbar (or the - button to reduce). Some Registers are not currently available on the Website If a baptism register contains entries post 1911 it will not appear temporarily. Baptisms less than 100 years old will not be displayed. Marriages can only be displayed up to the end of June 1837. Hitlists Any of these searches will produce a Hitlist of items. You can select how many items to display per page – 10, 20 or 50 – if that helps you to scan the list. If one or more images are associated with a catalogue entry, a thumbnail picture will be displayed. If you click on the Images tab, only those catalogue entries that have associated images will be displayed. Click on a title to move to the full catalogue entry. General Hints and Tips Name searches: some parish register images have already been tagged to include surnames and dates. When additional tags are created by users they are added to the Lincs to the Past index and become searchable. It is worth typing a surname, or a parish name and a date in the main Search box. This function will grow over time as more entries are tagged. Sometimes a parish name is the same as a tagged surname so you may find what appear to be odd entries in your hitlist (e.g. searching for John Blyton will display the parish registers of Blyton and vice versa.) If you do not find what you are looking for, it may be because the relevant register does not exist, or there are no entries for the particular year you are after, or we have not yet created images. Try varying your search, just in case. Other Sources If you are searching for ancestors using parish registers have you also tried searching the documents listed below? They are only available by visiting Lincolnshire Archives (Search Room Guides are being prepared by staff). Asylum Records Administrations & Administration Accounts Banns Books Bishops Transcripts Census Records Coroners Records Electoral Registers General Register Office Index (GRO) Hospital Records Land Tax Marriage Bonds & Allegations Petty Sessions Records Quarter Sessions Records Poor Law Records (Bastardy Papers, Removal Orders, Settlement Certificates) School Records Wills Workhouse Records Ecclesiastical Parish Names used on CALM / LincsToThePast ABY PAR BILSBY PAR ADDLETHORPE PAR BINBROOK PAR AISTHORPE PAR BINBROOK ST GABRIEL PAR ALFORD PAR BINBROOK ST MARY PAR ALGARKIRK PAR BISCATHORPE PAR ALKBOROUGH PAR BISHOP NORTON PAR ALTHORPE PAR BITCHFIELD PAR ALVINGHAM PAR BLANKNEY PAR AMBER HILL PAR BLOXHOLM PAR AMCOTTS PAR BLYBOROUGH PAR ANCASTER PAR BLYTON PAR ANDERBY PAR BONBY PAR ANWICK PAR BOOTHBY GRAFFOE PAR APLEY PAR BOOTHBY PAGNELL PAR APPLEBY PAR BOSTON ST AIDAN PAR ASGARBY BY SLEAFORD PAR BOSTON ST BOTOLPH PAR ASGARBY BY SPILSBY PAR BOSTON ST JAMES PAR ASHBY (SCUNTHORPE) PAR BOTTESFORD PAR ASHBY BY PARTNEY PAR BOULTHAM PAR ASHBY CUM FENBY PAR BOURNE PAR ASHBY DE LA LAUNDE PAR BRACEBOROUGH PAR ASHBY PUERORUM PAR BRACEBRIDGE PAR ASLACKBY PAR BRACEBY PAR ASTERBY PAR BRADLEY PAR ASWARBY PAR BRANSTON PAR ASWARDBY PAR BRANT BROUGHTON PAR AUBOURN PAR BRATOFT PAR AUNSBY PAR BRATTLEBY PAR AUTHORPE PAR BRAUNCEWELL PAR AYLESBY PAR BRIGG PAR BAG ENDERBY PAR BRIGSLEY PAR BARDNEY PAR BRINKHILL PAR BARHOLME PAR BROCKLESBY PAR BARKSTON PAR BROTHERTOFT PAR BARLINGS PAR BROUGHTON BY BRIGG PAR BARNETBY LE WOLD PAR BROXHOLME PAR BARNOLDBY LE BECK PAR BUCKNALL PAR BARROW ON HUMBER PAR BURGH LE MARSH PAR BARROWBY PAR BURGH ON BAIN PAR BARTON ON HUMBER PAR BURTON BY LINCOLN PAR BASSINGHAM PAR BURTON COGGLES PAR BASSINGTHORPE PAR BURTON PEDWARDINE PAR BASTON PAR BURTON UPON STATHER PAR BAUMBER PAR BURWELL PAR BECKINGHAM PAR BUSLINGTHORPE PAR BEELSBY PAR BUTTERWICK PAR BEESBY PAR CABOURNE PAR BELCHFORD PAR CADNEY PAR BELLEAU PAR CAENBY PAR BELTON (GRANTHAM) PAR CAISTOR PAR BELTON IN AXHOLME PAR CALCEBY PAR BENINGTON IN HOLLAND PAR CAMMERINGHAM PAR BENNIWORTH PAR CANDLESBY PAR BICKER PAR CANWICK PAR BIGBY PAR CAREBY PAR BILLINGBOROUGH PAR CARLBY PAR BILLINGHAY PAR CARLTON LE MOORLAND PAR CARLTON SCROOP PAR EDENHAM PAR CARRINGTON PAR EDLINGTON PAR CASTLE BYTHAM PAR ELSHAM PAR CASTLE CARLTON PAR EPWORTH PAR CAWKWELL PAR EVEDON PAR CAYTHORPE PAR EWERBY PAR CHAPEL HILL PAR FALDINGWORTH PAR CHAPEL ST LEONARD PAR FARLESTHORPE PAR CHERRY WILLINGHAM PAR FENTON PAR CLAXBY BY ALFORD PAR FILLINGHAM PAR CLAXBY BY NORMANBY PAR FIRSBY (BY SAXBY) PAR CLAXBY PLUCKACRE PAR FIRSBY BY SPILSBY PAR CLAYPOLE PAR FISHTOFT PAR CLEETHORPES ST AIDAN PAR FISKERTON PAR COATES BY STOW PAR FLEET PAR COLD HANWORTH PAR FLIXBOROUGH PAR COLEBY PAR FOLKINGHAM PAR COLSTERWORTH PAR FOSDYKE PAR CONINGSBY PAR FOSTON PAR CONISHOLME PAR FOTHERBY PAR CORBY PAR FRAMPTON PAR CORRINGHAM PAR FREISTON PAR COVENHAM ST BARTHOLOMEW PAR FRIESTHORPE PAR COVENHAM ST MARY PAR FRISKNEY PAR COWBIT PAR FRITHVILLE PAR CRANWELL PAR FRODINGHAM PAR CREETON PAR FULBECK PAR CROFT PAR FULLETBY PAR CROSBY PAR FULSTOW PAR CROWLAND PAR GAINSBOROUGH ALL SAINTS PAR CROWLE PAR GAINSBOROUGH HOLY TRINITY PAR CROXBY PAR GAINSBOROUGH ST JOHN PAR CROXTON PAR GATE BURTON PAR CUMBERWORTH PAR GAUTBY PAR CUXWOLD PAR GAYTON LE MARSH PAR DALBY PAR GAYTON LE WOLD PAR DEEPING ST JAMES PAR GEDNEY DROVE END PAR DEEPING ST NICHOLAS PAR GEDNEY HILL PAR DEMBLEBY PAR GEDNEY PAR DENTON PAR GLENTHAM PAR DIGBY PAR GLENTWORTH PAR DODDINGTON PIGOT PAR GOLTHO PAR DONINGTON IN HOLLAND PAR GOSBERTON CLOUGH PAR DONINGTON ON BAIN PAR GOSBERTON PAR DORRINGTON PAR GOULCEBY PAR DOWSBY PAR GOXHILL PAR DRIBY PAR GRAINSBY PAR DUNHOLME PAR GRAINTHORPE PAR DUNSBY PAR GRANTHAM ST WULFRAM PAR DUNSTON PAR GRASBY PAR EAGLE PAR GRAYINGHAM PAR EAST ALLINGTON PAR GREAT CARLTON PAR EAST BARKWITH PAR GREAT COATES PAR EAST HALTON PAR GREAT GONERBY PAR EAST KEAL PAR GREAT HALE PAR EAST KIRKBY PAR GREAT LIMBER PAR EAST STOCKWITH WITH WALKERITH PAR GREAT PONTON PAR EAST TORRINGTON PAR GREAT STEEPING PAR EASTVILLE PAR GREAT STURTON PAR GREATFORD PAR HORBLING PAR GREETHAM PAR HORKSTOW PAR GREETWELL PAR HORNCASTLE PAR GRIMOLDBY PAR HORSINGTON PAR GRIMSBY ALL SAINTS PAR HOUGH ON THE HILL PAR GRIMSBY ST ANDREW PAR HOUGHAM PAR GRIMSBY
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