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By Daisy Goddard | April 19, 2024
With new records spanning 1573-1948, where will your past take you this week?
We've bolstered our collections with thousands of new records this Findmypast Friday. New and exclusive baptism, banns, marriage and burial records from Oxfordshire can unlock vital details for your family tree. Plus, we've added four new newspapers to our ever-expanding archive. Read on for all the details on our latest arrivals.
Covering the Oxfordshire parishes of Kiddington, Chadlington and Spelsbury, we've added over 6,200 new baptism records.
St. Nicholas parish church, Kiddington. Wikimedia Commons/Motacilla.
Parish baptism records represent a milestone moment in your ancestor's life and offer essential details for your family tree like locations and parents' names.
Our newest marriage and banns records span from 1576 to 1930. Could they reveal new details about the Oxfordshire branches of your family tree?
These latest additions bring our entire Oxfordshire marriage collection to over 72,000 records. Check our comprehensive parish list for full details on the churches and areas that are covered.
Staying in Kiddington, Chadlington and Spelsbury, new burial records can tell you where and when your Oxfordshire ancestor was laid to rest.
Dating from 1576-1948, these latest transcripts form part of our wide range of family history resources for Oxfordshire. If you've got an Oxfordshire family discovery you'd like to share, get in touch, we'd love to hear about it.
With four new publications and additional coverage for ten others, our newspaper archive has grown to over 76 million pages.
New this week: Pontefract & Castleford Express, 1911.
Here's a rundown of this week's newspaper updates:
Keep up-to-date with our new releases every week by bookmarking our what's new page. Last week, we added some fascinating World War 2 resources.