Hoping to trace records of ancestors who may have lived in Walmer?  
The following websites might help your research:

Rootsweb: home.rootsweb.com

Kent Genealogy website: ancestry.com/~mrawson

Families and History of Deal and Walmer: www.familiesofdealandwalmer.co.uk

Kent Family History Society - Deal Branch: dealkfhs.org.uk

Kent Family History Research: www.kentgen.com

Births, Marriages and Deaths

Birth, Marriage and Death certificates may be obtained from the local Registrar or from the Office of National Statistics at Southport. Copies cost £7 with an express service at extra cost. The Canterbury Cathedral Archives provide an additional source of information on marriage records (see below).

Church Marriage Registers

Very often, marriage registers are not stored in churches after they are full. Locally, one copy goes to the Registrar of Births, Marriages and Deaths and the other to the Canterbury Cathedral Archives. The Archives department staff can normally produce a copy of a marriage certificate, if they are provided with the necessary details of date, and names of the couple. There is a charge for a copy certificate (currently £7) and there might be an additional charge for a 'search' fee.

For more details, contact: The Cathedral Archivist, Canterbury Cathedral Archives, Cathedral House, The Precincts, Canterbury, Kent CT1 2EH.
 01227 865330, e-mail:
website: canterbury cathedral archives
Other sources of information and help

Local Facebook groups:

Memories of Deal and Walmer - a forum for residents' reminiscences: www.facebook.com/groups/514478071994930

Deal Kent Local History - shared photos and information on Deal and Walmer's past: www.facebook.com/groups/218005898282290

Deal Kent Bygone Ways to Nowadays - A Celebration - group for sharing old and new local picture postcards and local history: www.facebook.com/groups/262856777123434

Family history website: www.genuki.org.uk

Free Family Tree Building Software: www.myheritage.com

Kent History and Library Centre Archives:
kent.gov.uk/kent-history-and-library-centre

Church of Latter Day Saints (Mormons) International Genealogical Index website: www.familysearch.org

Military Records: www.forces-war-records.co.uk

Society of Genealogists website: www.sog.org.uk

National Archives website (see catalogues section and also details for county records offices): www.nationalarchives.gov.uk

Federation of Family Histories website: www.ffhs.org.uk

General Register Office Index of Births, Marriages and Deaths: www.findmypast.com

General Register Office for England: www.gro.gov.uk

Family Search (International Genealogical Index): www.archersoftware.co.uk/igi

BBC's detailed advice for people searching for family history: www.bbc.co.uk/familyhistory

Genealogy information sources (from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Genealogy

Electoral Registers: The British Library has the national collection of electoral registers from 1832 to the present day. The collection is complete from 1947 onwards, but less so before then. Registers are arranged by constituencies and polling districts and there is no alphabetical list of voters. www.bl.uk/...electreg/electoral.html

History at Home: A Guide to Genealogy by Andrea Davis. An article on the American "Home Advisor" website. Although it has some content primarily for readers in the States, it features a helpful guide to genealogy and substantial list of websites for researching family history.
www.homeadvisor.com/...Guide-to-Genealogy.
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