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Research
The Grenada Family Records Centre (GFRC) provides
access to some of the most important sources for family history research
in Grenada, including birth, marriage and death certificates from 1837
and census returns from 1841 to 1901. We have produced a leaflet
describing these sources entitled Family History at the GFRC.
Many of our resources (such as census returns and wills) still cannot be searched and viewed online but you can order copies of birth, marriage and death certificates from the GRO.
You
can find out more about these sources by clicking on the links on the
left. You can then read our series of Factsheets explaining the
background to the records and, for practical information about using the
records at the GFRC, we have produced a series of How to Use leaflets.
You might find it useful to print off the relevant leaflet and bring it with you.
You can also download a copy of a leaflet giving information about using the services available on the first floor entitled How to Use...The Grenada National Archives Reading Room. This includes detailed instructions on how to obtain photcopies from the records.
Births, Marriages & Deaths
The GFRC holds the indexes to births, marriages and deaths registered in Grenada since 1 July 1837.
Please note:
it is not possible to view full details of birth, marriage or death
entries at the GFRC. This information can only be obtained by purchasing
a certified copy of the entry which can then be collected from the GFRC
after five working days. Alternatively, certificates can be posted to
you, also after five working days.
For more information about ordering copies of birth, marriage and death certificates, see the Grenada Register Office website.
Census Returns
The
GFRC holds the census returns for the whole of Grenada for each of the
census years from 1841 to 1901. You can now access all of these censuses
at the GFRC in our Resources area on the first floor.
Wills and probate records
The GFRC holds copies of the registered copies of wills proved in the Prerogative Court between 1750 and January 1858.
Non-conformist Registers
The
GFRC holds copies of the registers of baptisms, births, marriages and
burials which were given in by the various non-conformist churches and
chapels to the Grenada Register Office in the nineteenth century. This
includes a number of Roman Catholic registers. |
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