Family History - Stockton Roots
Are you intrigued by your family history? To help you to find out what could be fascinating information about your family records we are really proud to tell you about our new family records website Stockton Roots
This brilliant new resource will allow you to search Stockton Council's Registration records for births, deaths, marriages, civil partnerships and burials (within Stockton Council cemeteries).
Search the Stockton Roots website
Stockton Register Office has records dating back to 1837 for Births, Deaths and Marriages which occurred in the Stockton-on-Tees and surrounding districts, including some parts of County Durham, Billingham and Hartlepool, Thornaby and Stokesley. Registrations for the former Central Cleveland District are held at Middlesbrough Register Office
Enquiries can be made over the telephone, by email or by searching the Stockton Roots website. Some application forms are downloadable. The related content link 'Family Research' will direct you to information on burial records for all five Stockton Council cemeteries
Standard Birth, Marriage or Death certificates issued by Superintendent Registrar cost £10.00 per certificate
There is an additional £2.00 fee per certificate if you wish to use our priority 'same day' service
Information available from Stockton Roots
We are more than happy to search for any birth, death or marriage record that you require, but unfortunately we can only provide information from these records in the form of a certificate, which you would need to purchase. The information contained on the certificate varies depending on when the event was registered. The following list explains what details are available:
- Full Birth Certificates up to 31 March 1969: Date and Place of Birth, First and Middle Names, Sex, Father's Full Name, Mother's Full Name and Maiden Name, Father's Occupation, Parent(s) Address, Date of Registration, Name of Registrar, Registration District/Sub-district and County
- Full Birth Certificates from 1 April 1969 to 31 March 1995: NHS Number, Date and Place of Birth, Full Names and Surname, Sex, Father's Full Name, Place of Birth and Occupation, Mother's Full Name, Maiden Name and Place of Birth, Parent(s) Address, Date of Registration, Name of Registrar, Registration District/Sub-district and County
- Full Birth Certificates from 1 April 1995: Date and Place of Birth, Full Names and Surname, Sex, Father's Full Name, Place of Birth and Occupation, Mother's Full Name, Maiden Name, Place of Birth and Occupation, Parent(s) Address, Date of Registration, Name of Registrar, Registration District/Sub-district and County
- Short Birth Certificates only include: Full Names and Surname, Sex, Date of Birth, Registration District/Sub-district
- Please note: during the mid-1980s, the mother's occupation could be included, but wasn't required until April 1995.
- Death Certificates (Male over 16) up to 31 March 1969: Date and Place of Death, Full Name and Surname, Sex, Age, Address at time of death, Occupation, Cause of Death, Informant's Name, Address and Relationship, Date of Registration, Name of Registrar, Registration District/Sub-district and County
- Death Certificates (Female over 16) up to 31 March 1969: Date and Place of Death, Full Name and Surname, Sex, Age, Address at time of death, Occupation (if unmarried), Wife/Widow and Husband's Full Name and Occupation (if married), Cause of Death, Informant's Name, Address and Relationship, Date of Registration, Name of Registrar, Registration District/Sub-district and County
- Death Certificates (Child under 16) up to 31 March 1969: Date and Place of Death, Full Name and Surname, Sex, Age, Address at time of death, Father's Full Name and Occupation, Cause of Death, Informant's Name, Address and Relationship, Date of Registration, Name of Registrar, Registration District/Sub-district and County
- Death Certificates (Male over 16) from 1 April 1969: Date and Place of Death, Full Name and Surname, Sex, Date and Place of Birth, Occupation, Usual Address, Informant's Name, Address and Relationship, Cause of Death, Date of Registration, Name of Registrar, Registration District/Sub-district and County
- Death Certificates (Female over 16) from 1 April 1969: Date and Place of Death, Full Name and Surname, Sex, Maiden Name (if married), Date and Place of Birth, Occupation, Wife/Widow and Husband's Full Name and Occupation (if married), Usual Address, Informant's Name, Address and Relationship, Cause of Death, Date of Registration, Name of Registrar, Registration District/Sub-district and County
- Death Certificates (Child under 16) from 1 April 1969: Date and Place of Death, Full Name and Surname, Sex, Date and Place of Birth, Parent(s) Full Names and Occupation(s), Usual Address, Informant's Name, Address and Relationship, Cause of Death, Date of Registration, Name of Registrar, Registration District/Sub-district and County
- Death Certificates (Male over 16) from December 2005: Date and Place of Death, Full Name and Surname, Sex, Date and Place of Birth, Occupation, Husband/Widower and Wife's Full Name and Occupation (if married), Usual Address, Informant's Name, Address and Relationship, Cause of Death, Date of Registration, Name of Registrar, Registration District/Sub-district and County
- Marriage Certificates: Date and Place of Marriage, Bride and Groom's Full Names, Ages, Marital Status, Occupations, Addresses at time of marriage, Fathers' Full Names and Occupations, Names of Witnesses, Names of Registrars/Religious Minister, Registration District/Sub-district or Parish, and County
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Family History - Stockton Roots
Contact Us
Contact: The Register Office
Register Office
Balaclava Street,
Stockton-on-Tees
TS18 2AL
Tel: 01642 527720
Fax: 01642 527725
Email:
registrars
@stockton.gov.uk
Also of Interest…
- Can transactions relating to the Registrars be completed over the telephone? (Registrars FAQs)
- How can I obtain a birth, death or marriage certificate? (Registrars FAQs)
- To whom should cheques for the Register Office be made payable to? (Registrars FAQs)
- What is the difference between a short and a full birth certificate? (Registrars FAQs)
- What period and area do the Registrars' records cover? (Registrars FAQs)
- What price are birth, death or marriage certificates? (Registrars FAQs)
- Who can apply for a birth, death or marriage certificate? (Registrars FAQs)
