The following is an excerpt from a news release from the new Church of England (Anglican) website. Having realized the need by genealogists for information about records, the Anglican Church has created a new website, with which to guide researchers in the right direction. Although the site has no indexes or digitized records itself, it does give instruction as to where to find the data.
“The Church of England has launched a new area on its website to assist the thousands of people currently trying to trace the branches of their family tree.
“The move reflects the huge popularity of research into family history: when the 1901 Census was placed online in 2002 it soon became one of the most visited sites on the web, and more than 829,000 people have visited The National Archive’s Family Records Centres in London and Kew in the last three years. The Church’s dedicated web area brings together links to a range of sources for tracing family histories – including the Lambeth Palace Library – and provides contact points for archives and repositories.”
See: www.cofe.anglican.org/about/librariesandarchives/familyhistory/index.html
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