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Please does anyone know about Death Registration
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fifi | Report | 16 Feb 2009 09:55 |
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Would a birth certificate have been needed to record a death in 1950 for someone who was born in 1872 and married in 1896. I am trying to get both parents names but cannot find a birth registration. |
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Victoria | Report | 16 Feb 2009 10:10 |
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fifi | Report | 16 Feb 2009 10:14 |
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I have got a person born in 1972 supposely living with mother in 1881 who was born in 1825 find it hard to believe she had a child age 52ish, but there is no other way I can find if it is actually the mother. |
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Grumpy | Report | 16 Feb 2009 10:23 |
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1872 not 1972????? |
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InspectorGreenPen | Report | 16 Feb 2009 11:25 |
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It was fairly common for grandparents to bring up their daughter's illegitimate child as their own. The "mother's" age is often a giveaway. |
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