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By Daisy Goddard | April 11, 2025
Introducing a groundbreaking new collection...
This week, we're delighted to announce that we've added over 1.3 million records from the island of Guernsey.
From parish baptisms to civil deaths, censuses and land records, these additions offer a vivid insight into the lives of Guernsey's people from the 16th century to the present day.
We've also bolstered our newspaper archive with three new Channel Island titles. There are so many fascinating stories to uncover.
Key to unlocking the Guernsey branches of your family tree, we've added parish baptism, marriage and burial records for the island spanning 459 years.
Covering from 1563 to 2022, there are 235,792 baptisms, 131,872 marriages and 178,893 burial records for you to explore.
There are also Guernsey civil birth, marriage, divorce and death records to discover, with both images and transcriptions available.
We've also added 587,617 land records from Guernsey to help you to chart land ownership on the island over 300 years.
Covering 1830 to 2007, these cemetery records reveal key details about your ancestors' final chapter, including the age at death and even where they're buried.
This rich resource provides a snapshot of Guernsey's population in 1827.
If you've got Channel Island ancestors, are their households included?
We added 259,482 pages to our newspaper archive this week, with seven new titles and updates to 34 existing publications.
Whether you've got roots in Jersey or County Clare, delve into these new and updated titles to understand the world in which your ancestors lived.