Thanks Judy and Nivard. I am familiar with film ordering and have looked at the film for the 1800's. I want to see earlier records but I don't want to order the earlier film 510685 if it is a typed transcript giving me exactly what is on the IGI. I would like to see the original and wondered if it is available somewhere. Barbara >> If you can visit an LDS library then you can order Wombridge Parish >> Registers to >> view at the LDS library. I'm not sure of the ordering process in Austalia as >> it's recently changed in England. In England we now need to check >> their online >> catalogue (on the familysearch website) to get the film number and >> then we order >> the films online (at home or at a centre) > Barbara, the situation in Oz is the same. You can go to an LDS family > history library centre to view the film when it arrives, but first > pick a centre close to you, which must be recognized by the website > upon which you order the film bcause that is where the film will be > sent to. There is a special entry point on the website (after you > have signed in) for Australia/New Zealand because the films are > cheaper, virtually half the price what Judy is paying. Do not click > into 'International.' First, you have to create an account. Go to > the website at > <https://film.familysearch.org/>https://film.familysearch.org/ and > go from there. If you need further advice on this then perhaps it is > best to go to your nearest (if you can) LDS FH centre. > > The film you mention, 510685, will give you the entries you need to > see because although it is a transcript it does contain Baptisms, > 1721-1775, 1782-1812 -- Burials, 1721-1775, 1793-1812. (Some years > missing, unfortunately). There are also a couple of other films to > be found on the old Family Search site within the library catalog: > e.g. Parish registers 1721-1754 and Bishop's transcripts 1799-1868, > the latter which may be too late for you. > > Happy hunting > Graham > Melbourne > Oz > > >

Barbara You'll find that it's a Transcript produced early last century by the Shropshire Parish Register Society. These contain all the pertinent details that were in the original register. David Armstrong Maylands, Western Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: Barbara Cocker Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2011 10:47 PM Thanks Judy and Nivard. I am familiar with film ordering and have looked at the film for the 1800's. I want to see earlier records but I don't want to order the earlier film 510685 if it is a typed transcript giving me exactly what is on the IGI. I would like to see the original and wondered if it is available somewhere. Barbara