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Marcelle

Marcelle Report 6 Oct 2006 15:39

Don't mean to be thick, but where did you find that info for 1915

Willow

Willow Report 6 Oct 2006 15:43

There is a few for the bristol area, but you cant confirm they are yours without the birth certificate because they are before 1911 and dont list the mothers maiden name. 163 Boulton Doris Ellen Bristol.6a 135 Birth 1 1909 164 Boulton Doris Caroline Bristol.6a 182 Birth 3 1905 165 Boulton Doris Elizabeth Bristol.6a 185 Birth 4 1901

Willow

Willow Report 6 Oct 2006 15:48

The 1915 entry with mothers maiden name is from familyrelatives, the site I gave you earlier. After 1911 you can use both the mothers maiden name and fathers surname together when searching. But you can only search like this for births on familyrelatives between the years 1911 and 1920. Familyrelatives is also good for finding marriages between the years 1866 and 1920 because as I said the records for this period have been completely transcribed.

Marcelle

Marcelle Report 6 Oct 2006 15:50

Is there any way I can do an address search? Its a shame there isn't somewhere that lists the whole house hold together for the year I want lol. Also I wonder if you can help, if some one had a baby that died shortly after birth and had a communual buriel where would the birth have been registered if the certificate came from the hospital?

Willow

Willow Report 6 Oct 2006 15:58

Yeah I know, would save alot of hard work for all of us, but like we said, streets were renamed and houses were re-numbered. Im not sure on the baby death, have you looked at the normal idexes to see if its listed, I know there is a still birth register but I havent had any cause to use it.

Marcelle

Marcelle Report 6 Oct 2006 16:00

Cant find anything for the birth so mum is going to find the cert. Thanks for all your help, you have been great