Thanks for this link, Debbie. I haven't found my great-grandparents but it is a really useful site. I'll add it to our links page. Sherry (wide awake and busy in Salford, LAN) On 15/06/2008, Debbie Bozkurt <debbieinscotland@googlemail.com> wrote: I found the following free index website. > > http://www.thbmd.co.uk/search.php > > Its the Tower Hamlets birth death and marriage site where they have > indexed from their own copies and books.

To clarify, the registration districts covered by the Tower Hamlets Register Office at various periods (together with the constituent subdistricts) are set out here. http://www.thbmd.co.uk/history.php You won't find any Jewish marriages indexed on this site as yet and it will probably be a while before they appear. I'm told they are indexing all the Anglican churches first, then the nonconformist venues (including Jewish). It is an enormous repository of records and a massive undertaking. The DoVE project, which will enable spouse-matching for all marriages registered at the GRO after 1837, may anyway be up and running before TH have finished. http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/aboutus/lookingahead/Digitisation_of_Vital_Events.asp Elly 2008/6/15 Jewish Admin <Jewish@slanda.fsnet.co.uk>: > Thanks for this link, Debbie. > > I haven't found my great-grandparents but it is a really useful site. > > I'll add it to our links page. > > Sherry (wide awake and busy in Salford, LAN) > > On 15/06/2008, Debbie Bozkurt <debbieinscotland@googlemail.com> wrote: > I found the following free index website. >> >> http://www.thbmd.co.uk/search.php >> >> Its the Tower Hamlets birth death and marriage site where they have >> indexed from their own copies and books.