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What can I access online?
The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) has a programme of digitising significant archives to make them accessible to the public online.| PRONI's electronic Catalogue (eCatalogue): Searchable database containing over one million entries from PRONI's archives with a browse and search facility See the records firsthand at PRONI, otherwise, request copies to be sent remotely |
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Ulster Covenant Searchable database containing nearly half a million names of Unionists who signed the 1912 Covenant and Declaration against the Home Rule Bill |
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Freeholders' Lists Pre 1840 lists of voters or those entitled to vote as freeholders. Contains address, occupation and religion of each signee and an image of original signature |
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Street Directories 1819-1900 volumes of street names. Useful for locating information prior to 1901 & 1911 census and studying social and economic aspects of local history |
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PRONI Images on Flickr Images from the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) archives are now available on the photo- sharing website |
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Londonderry Corporation Records: Minute Books (1673-1901) & Freemen Records(1675-1945) containing details of finance, education and welfare & an index of the Freemen of the City. |
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Will Calendars: Index of wills from the District Probate registries of Armagh, Belfast and Londonderry between 1858-1943. Contains digitised images up to 1900 |
Name Search: Searchable index for ~Pre 1858 wills ~1740 &1766 religious census returns ~Pre 1920 coroner reports ~1775 dissenters petititons |
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PRONI Records on CAIN Digital versions of PRONI records on the CAIN (Conflict Archive on the INternet) website. An online resource giving public access to records from the early years of the 'Troubles' mainly between 1968-1980. |
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Online Guides & Indexes These guides help you identify archives you may be interested in and assists in finding PRONI reference numbers. Examples include, 'Guide to Church records' and the 'Newspaper Index'. |











