Are you taking advantage of the free access to UK and Canadian marriage records this week? In celebration/recognition of the upcoming royal wedding, Ancestry is running a promotion from now until April 30, 2011. When I logged on to their site earlier today there was a big advertisement box with the details. All I needed to do was click on it and start searching.
Now I don’t actually have any Canadian ancestors, and my Welsh ancestors emigrated in the very early 1700s. But I am never one to pass up a good deal. (And, really, what could be a better deal than free?!) So I tried to think of how I could make the most of their generosity. As a result I’ve been collecting the marriage records for a group of Bechtel cousins that immigrated to Canada. And after that, I need to check on some in-laws of my great-grandmother. They were from England.
There’s no way I could justify the expense of an Ancestry World Membership just to gather records on people with such tangential connections to me. But since I’m a bit of a genealogy junkie and the opportunity presented itself, I’m going to try to make the most of the situation. Thanks Ancestry!
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Dear sir or madam,
Please could you locate our civil wedding licence,we married ayt niagra falls border 1986/1987 ,we have lost our documents,they once were posted to our dads house in peterborough ontario,our marriage names are
Sebastian Bierk birthday,april 3
Genevieve kymille aurora, Astor Chambers
Please help us retrive our lost records thankyou.