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Jersey Birth Certificates

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Kay

Kay Report 13 Sep 2011 07:05

Thanks for that.

It could very well be her. My Emily had Mary as her middle name and the parent names are the same.

Her father was a coachman in a later census so I would think it's pretty liely that this is the right family.

I will have a look at that website.

Again, thanks for your help. It's much appreciated

jerseylily

jerseylily Report 12 Sep 2011 22:08

How about this one?

Baptism 4th June 1854
Birth 17th May 1854
Emily Mary Way
Father Thomas
Mother Sarah Ann Warde
Father's occupation Servant
Godparents Father and May Ann Marret

From www.jerseyheritagetrust.jeron.je

I have done work on the Way family before although there were quite a lot of them over here and may not be related to yours.

Researching:
Basébé, Butcher, Johnson, Dubber (London) Milford (Devon and Cornwall) Shardlow, Hague, Holmes, Capenhurst (Derbyshire) Smith, Jennnings, Keylock, Bullock (Gloucestershire)

Kay

Kay Report 12 Sep 2011 21:33

That's very kind of you. I'm interested in Emily Way who was born @1853. Her parents were Thomas and Sarah Way.

Do you need any more info?

Kay

jerseylily

jerseylily Report 12 Sep 2011 21:21

If you really want/need the certificate it will cost you £20, probably plus a search fee if you don't know the parish.

They are obtained from the Superintendent Registrars office in the Royal Square, St Helier

If you just want the details from it give me the name and I can go and look at it for nothing and send you the information.

I'm going to be at the Archive tomorrow (Tues) morning

Researching:
Basébé, Butcher, Johnson, Dubber (London) Milford (Devon and Cornwall) Shardlow, Hague, Holmes, Capenhurst (Derbyshire) Smith, Jennnings, Keylock, Bullock (Gloucestershire)

Kay

Kay Report 12 Sep 2011 21:05

Can anyone tell me how I can get hold of a birth certificate for a relative born in Jersey @1853?

Thanks for your help in advance