Jannet Linne (1723)

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Biography

This biography was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import.^[1] It's a rough draft and needs to be edited.

Christening

Christening:

Date: 7 Jul 1723

Place: Dalmeny, West Lothian, Scotland^[2]

Sources

1. ↑ Linne-9 was created by Gene Brown through the import of Linn.ged on Jul 5, 2014. This comment and citation can be deleted after the biography has been edited and primary sources are included.
2. ↑ Source: #S4

• Source: S4 Media: Book Abbreviation: Church of Scotland Parish Registers Title: Church of Scotland Parish Registers Repository: #R2 QUOTED Y Paranthetical: Y Page: Batch #: C116652, Source Call #: 1066628, 0102982, Printou t Call #: 6900368, Dates: 1679 - 1745 Quality or Certainty of Data: 3
• Repository: R2 Name: Registrar General for Scotland Address: Registrar General for Scotland CONT New Register House CONT Princes Street CONT Edinburgh, Scotland EH1 3YT UK Name: Registrar General for Scotland Address 1: New Register House Address 2: Princes Street City: Edinburgh State: Scotland Postal Code: EH1 3YT Country: UK Note: The repository for records of all births deaths and marriages in Scotland from 1855. The collection of information is governed by various acts of parliament and conducted through local registrars but it is in Register House that all records are eventually preserved. CONT CONT Also the repository of virtually all existing pre 1855 parish registers of The Church of Scotland following the decision of General Assembly to recommend their deposit there. CONT CONT The repository for all surviving census records from 1841 to the present day. CONT CONT CONT A separate section, now the main part of the building, houses The National Archives of Scotland. In the archives are the other Church of Scotland records, some of which contain Baptism information post 1855 and most of which contains information on Illegitimate Births before 1855. CONT CONT Open: 0900-1630 Monday to Friday CONT CONT GUIDANCE FOR GENERAL SEARCH CUSTOMERS IN NEW REGISTER HOUSE CONT A general search for an unlimited number of entries in the records over any period of years is available to anyone 16 years of age and over. A limited number of places in the search rooms is available on a particular day for which advance bookings are taken for a proportion of the places, the remainder being filled on a 'first-come, first-served' basis. If using a laptop computer during a visit, this should be mentioned when booking. Booking a place is free but a valid pass allowing admission to the records must be purchased; Part day ¹10 (unbookable, and subject to availability after 13.00) One day ¹13 (APEX - limited availability from December to January only) One day ¹17 One week ¹65 Four weeks ¹220 One quarter ¹500 One year ¹1500. CONT CONT Most records are available on digital image, or microfiche and microfilm with self-service access. Official extracts of any entry (or an uncertified photocopy of one of the pages in a statutory birth register from 1855 to 1903, marriage register 1855 to 1928 or death register from 1855 to 1953 or census enumerators' transcript book for 1891 and 1901 are available and certain census and statutory uncertified copies are available directly from the PC on the vissitor's desk. Valid search pass-holders pay ¹8 per official extract or certificate ordered which are posted within five working days.An uncertified photocopy costs 50p for records from digital image - or ¹2.50 for Minor Recordsr. CONT CONT DIGROS images are available for births, deaths & marriages from 1855-1965; prints of pages of births 1855-1904, deaths 1855-1954 & marriages 1855-1929 (the same as the images you can download from the internet).from the computer for 50 pence per copy rather than buying the full certified copy of the certificate. Outwith these years then only the full certified certificate is available at ¹8.00 Phone Number: 0131 314 4400 URL: http://www.gro-scotland.gov.uk