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Mel
 Post subject: St Bartholomew, Colne
PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 10:05 am 
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Copies of Parish Records can be found at Lancashire Record Office.
C 1599-1991, M 1599-1987, Bur 1599-1915 and MIs
Also at Burnley, Colne & Nelson Libraries -
C 1599-1900, M 1599-1900, Bur 1599-1899
There is also a marriage index for the years 1813-1837 at Colne & Nelson Libraries.

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And published all the way from 1599 to 1812 !

(Lancs Par Reg Soc 1599to 1653, 1654+ variously through Wilfred Spencer c. 30 years ago, and John Bentley c. 1990)

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But sadly the earliest years aren't transcribed. Have you tried viewing the microfiches for 1599-1654? Crikey, it's a struggle. Waterdamaged, 500 years old, and not amazingly scanned. Not great for research purposes really...
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The earlist years are transcribed, Lancs Par Reg Soc 1904 !

Burnley, Colne libraries, etc

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StephenBray
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"Lancashire Parish Register Society 1904" I'm presuming? Would those be the dusty old books on the left hand wall in Burnley library? If so, then I'll be making a beeline to those tomorrow. Thank you so much for pointing this out - the librarians didn't think that they'd been transcribed!
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