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Yes Lyn - as far as I know the older records are all at St Chad's. They are mainly on microfilm (or were when I last went a few years ago) so searching takes a while.
 
Astoness said:
ok good luck...i could be wrong but i think you maybe directed to st chads where i believe all records are kept...if i am wrong someone will correct me

lyn
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Thanks again, all I can do is ask and axe u said if I'm wrong be redirected
 
You might find an archivist at St Chad's but they were looking to appoint a new one and I am not sure if they did.
 
Mg26 said:
MWS, I'm sorry I dont have any other information and it's a long shot may never find the correct branch but at least I can say people been very helpful and I tried, is there be an irish centre in Birmingham?
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New records are being released and transcribed all the time so even if your search can't be resolved now, that doesn't it won't be in the future.
 
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