The following new data bases have been launched recently at WorldVitalRecords.com.
UK
Marriage List - This
database contains more than 29,000 geo-mapped marriage listings throughout
the United Kingdom from 1655 -1992. Each record contains the name of the
husband, wife and witness, town, parish, county, and country.
Spanish American War Volunteers (Colorado) - Search nearly
1,500 records containing names of volunteers from the Spanish American
War. This dataset contains the name, rank, unit, and company information.
Spanish
American War (Texas) - This database contains more than 23,000
records of Texans who fought in the Spanish American War in 1898. Each
record contains the name, organization, and call number.
British Military Officers - Explore more than 2,500 British
military records and find the name, rank and unit of each individual.
Texas
Marriages 2004 - This Marriage License Application
Index is a compilation of the marriage license applications that were
sent from the county in which the marriage license is filed. Index information
includes bride and groom names, ages, and the county where the application
was filed.
UK
Parish Baptisms - This database contains more
than 3,000 records from Himley, Penn and Wolverhampton Parishes. Search
these databases to find name, baptism date and parent names.
WorldVitalRecords.com recently launched the 1871 Canada Census (Canada’s first national census). This census is the second census WorldVitalRecords.com has launched. (The US 1880 Census was the first census available at WorldVitalRecords.com.)
This census database contains more than 400,000 records of personal information such as name, age, country or province of birth, occupation, ethnic origin, and religious denomination.
Information from individuals living in the original provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, and Ontario are included in this census.
Before the 1871 Census was conducted, census enumerations were completed in various areas throughout Canada, and in various years. However, many of these early records were lost or destroyed and are no longer available.