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Jonwarrn, With the microfiche symbol, I perhaps wrongly assumed they were no longer viewable on line, because the camera symbol had disappeared. I’ll try again :D EDIT Weird, I followed your link, signed in and the camera symbol was back, I can’t explain it, but thanks for the link Something really...

Jonwarrn,
With the microfiche symbol, I perhaps wrongly assumed they were no longer viewable on line, because the camera symbol had disappeared.

I’ll try again

EDIT
Weird, I followed your link, signed in and the camera symbol was back, I can’t explain it, but thanks for the link

Adrian,
The digital images for St Elphin’s used to be freely available to view and download on Familysearch via their catalog search. Sadly, fs must have ‘sold’ the images, because they are no longer available on-line, only at Family History centres

Searching for a baptism on FMP in Warrington, I restricted the search to Lancashire, and all that came up was a transcription for the person concerned. Changing the restriction to Cheshire however, brought up the same christening, in the same church as before, but also with an associated image! I kn...

AdrianBruce wrote: ↑04 May 2024, 22:42
Even so, 105 baptisms is a bit much. I'd have thought the water in the font would be getting a bit thick!

I was thinking more along the lines of it running out, unless an unusually large font

I saw this today, and wondered if it was a record: On 17th June 1886, in Christ Church, Southwark, the vicar baptised 105 children in one day. They wouldn’t have had the usual baptism, because even if the vicar was on duty for 8 hours, it only allowed around 4 minutes per Baptism, so he must have se...

Possibly, but horses for courses. By using fhug, you are aiming the question at lots of people who use FH. This forum, not so many

I’m pretty sure you can, but you are really better off asking fhug

You need to be registered with FS to see the images, so if you haven’t done so, do it now, then make sure you have signed in before proceeding :D Click on the search on main page, then select catalog Tick the Online option button at bottom of page Enter edlesbough, and a suggestion pops up for Edles...

Slightly off topic I know, but tracing missing censuses for someone? Look for their children, as older parents are often with a married child. Found quite a few that way over the past few weeks. It just goes to show that recording children often pays off, even if on a very distant branch of your tre...