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Clergy of the established Church of England are registrars for marriage. In each parish church two identical registers of marriages are kept and when they are complete, one is sent to the superintendent registrar. In the meantime, every three months it is required that a return certified by a clergy person detailing the marriages that had taken place, or else that no marriages had taken place, in the preceding three months, be submitted directly to the superintendent registrar.

Mark Thomson, 2015–2020 [36] (also Director General of HM Passport Office, and on the executive management board of the Home Office) [37] All births, adoptions, marriages, civil partnerships and deaths registered in England or Wales have a GRO index reference number. Find index reference numbers online The names, images and logos identifying the General Register Office are proprietary marks of the General Register Office.

A death was to be registered by someone who had been present at the death or during the final illness. If that wasn't possible, it could be registered by the owner of the building the person died in, or if the dead person was the owner, by some other occupier of the building. There were more complicated arrangements for eventualities such as unidentified bodies being found, and cases where there was a coroner's inquest. A death was supposed to be registered within eight days. [7] A project, called DoVE (Digitisation of Vital Events), to digitise the GRO's records of birth, marriage and death was initiated in 2005. Implementation of the project was outsourced to Siemens IT Solutions and Services in a three-year contract which expired at the end of July 2008. The process of scanning, digitising and indexing suffered severe delays, with only (roughly) half the records delivered by the end of the contract period. By mutual agreement between the IPS and Siemens, the contract was not extended. Digitisation of birth records up to 1934 and death records up to 1957 had been completed when the contract ended. Home Office (8 April 2020). "Myrtle Lloyd appointed new Registrar General for England and Wales". gov.uk . Retrieved 8 April 2020. Marriage certificates issued by the GRO are printed on a green form and give the following information:

Some of the index reference numbers are available at local libraries, archives and other locations. Overseas records

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There are no general rules for the indexing of events registered overseas; the following descriptions refer to the indexes for events registered in England and Wales only. For overseas applications please copy the overseas index reference as it appears in the index, in the space provided. Year/quarter – The year and quarter that the event was registered. Quarters should be specified by name. i.e.

Birth certificates issued by the GRO are printed on a red form and contain the following information:Overseas – Applications for marriages registered overseas – please state the country and the occupation of both parties at the time of marriage. If the occupation was with HM Forces, state branch, regiment and service number. Death certificates

An Act for registering Births, Deaths, and Marriages in England, section XXVII http://www.histpop.org/ohpr/servlet/View?path=Browse/Legislation%20(by%20date)&active=yes&mno=4044 Names of mother/father/parent [footnote 1] – Required information for deaths of children (16 years old or younger) registered in the last 50 years. Overseas – Applications for deaths registered overseas – please state the country and last occupation. If the occupation was with HM Forces, state branch, regiment and service number. Section 3 – GRO index reference Date of death/age at death – Required information for deaths of children (16 years old or younger) and for applications without a GRO Index Reference. An Act for registering Births, Deaths, and Marriages in England, section XXV http://www.histpop.org/ohpr/servlet/View?path=Browse/Legislation%20(by%20date)&active=yes&mno=4044

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