[List-Cumbria] End of 1816, BMD index, and what next

[Wallace Kaufman]

Entertained, indeed, and much more thanks to your prodigious work. Of
course, I'm always looking for family connections, but much more than that
I've come to read the early 19th C news for its perspective on where we are
and what we do and who we are today.
Many thanks,
Wallace

On Sat, Feb 25, 2023 at 2:32 AM Petra Mitchinson via List-Cumbria <
list-cumbria at cumbriafhs.com> wrote:

> Hi Folks,
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> As you may have noticed, the last transcription from the Carlisle Patriot
> of 1816 was posted yesterday.
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> I have compiled a detailed name index for the BMD columns of the Carlisle
> Patriot for 1816. I have not indexed the Local News and other articles
> transcriptions.
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> As the index is only for one year, it is not very large. There are four
> BMD indexes: Births (containing 75 entries), Marriages (1259 entries),
> Deaths (967 entries) and Others (585 entries).
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> The "Others" index contains the names of persons mentioned in the
> marriages and deaths columns that were not the persons who were married or
> had died, e.g. their relatives, or the officiating minister.
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> If you find a relevant entry in the index, you are always advised to look
> either at the transcription or at the original paper as there may well be
> more details than in the index.
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> The index and the transcriptions can be found on the forum of the Cumbria
> Family History Society at https://cumbriafhs.com/smfmsgbrd/index.php   -
> scroll down to the "Transcriptions" section and choose the "Transcriptions
> from the Carlisle Patriot" board, or go directly to
> https://cumbriafhs.com/smfmsgbrd/index.php?board=116.0 . You may first be
> directed to the GDPR page, where you need to decide whether you allow
> cookies.
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> This part of the forum is accessible to all comers - you don't even need
> to be registered with the forum or be a member of the Cumbria FHS. However,
> I would strongly recommend that you at least register with the forum or
> preferably become a member of the Cumbria FHS (if you aren't already) as
> that will give you access to a lot more resources on the forum.
>
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> Please look at the Introduction page of the index first - it explains who
> and what is indexed, the rules I have followed, abbreviations etc.
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> You are welcome to download the index to your computer to use for your own
> research or to do lookups for others. It is in Microsoft Excel 2013.
> However, please do NOT republish the whole index or part of it in any form,
> online or otherwise, without my permission.
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> So, what next?
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> I have previously transcribed the Carlisle Patriot from 1817 to February
> 1821. There is then a gap on the BNA website, and the Carlisle Patriot
> starts again in October 1822, and runs continuously to 1832. (I previously
> transcribed the BMD columns and, in the later years, some local news) from
> the Carlisle Journal 1833-1846.
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> Ten years of the Carlisle Patriot should keep me in work and you
> entertained for quite some time to come!
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> I'll be away for a few days next week, and then shall start posting from
> the Carlisle Patriot of October 1822.
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>
> Petra
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