DISCLAIMER INFORMATION

'South Ronaldsay and Burray 19th-century Marriages: Extracted Index'
was transcribed by Lisa Conrad, 2005-2012, from microfilm copies
of old parish registers and statutory registers originally filmed
during the 1950s and 1960s by the Genealogical Society of Utah.
Marriages post-1875 and up to 1899 were transcribed
from records viewed from the ScotlandsPeople web site.

At times the handwriting in the old registers was difficult to read,
and the transcriptions were done to the best of Lisa Conrad's ability.
These transcriptions do not purport to be official transcriptions,
nor do they purport to be complete transcriptions of the registers.
It is recommended you consult the official registers for your own verification.

Scottish statutory registers, from which this web site is derived, can
be amended and corrected at any time if the Registrar General finds
later that the information in the entry is wrong, even if this
is discovered many years later.

Since the microfilming by the Genealogical Society of Utah took place
several decades ago, it is possible that some of the information
gleaned from these microfilms for this web site has since been corrected
by the Registrar General for Scotland, and information shown here
may differ from possible corrected, official marriage registers
found with the General Register Office for Scotland.

The information is not complete and does not purport
to be a complete index to all the entries in a particular county of Scotland.

The General Register Office for Scotland has a searchable index
for Scottish old parish registers and statutory registers at
 http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/ 

By accessing the  ScotlandsPeople web site
 http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/ 
you can search in the indexes to a comprehensive set
of historical official records held by the General Register Office for Scotland.
The explanatory pages are free, and thereafter interactive searching
on the  ScotlandsPeople site for an individual entry is on a 'pay-per-view' basis.
You can view images of some of the records, or a paper copy of an official extract
can be ordered electronically for delivery by ordinary post at the statutory fee.

The earliest record on the  ScotlandsPeople site is dated 1553.
You cannot search on the  ScotlandsPeople site for 'recent' register entries
(e.g. births less than 100 years ago, marriages less than 75 years ago and deaths
less than 50 years ago), so it cannot generally be used to look up living persons.

Site first launched 25 Jan.2006; last site update 4 Apr.2012.