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Hi i am researching re a child of the name Emily Claxton born 1902 Birmingham and also died same year.
TRying to find to whom this childs parents where, but cant find anything on IGI relating to this, can anyone help please.
it would be greatly appreciated.
thanking you

Her birth cert is the only certain way of finding out

Births Sep 1902 (>99%)
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Claxton Emily Aston 6d 378


Andy

You are going to need the cert- the name Claxton isnt that common, but there are 2/3 families that she could belong to in the area.

Generally the IGI only has records up to the 1880s/90s.
Very little after that.

You could check the Claxton families in Birmingham on the 1911 census to see if any of them had a child that died.

Following on from Margee

3 children born, one deceased:

CLAXTON, Robert Head Married 12 years M 31 1880 Blacksmith's Striker Birmingham
CLAXTON, Ellen D Wife Married F 32 1879 Polisher Worcester
CLAXTON, Robert Morris Son M 4 1907 Birmingham
CLAXTON, Annie Daughter F 2 1909 Birmingham
MORRIS, Eliza Boarder Single F 23 1888 Polisher Walsall

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
18156 Reference:
RG14PN18156 RG78PN1099 RD385 SD1 ED9 SN258

Registration District:
Aston Sub District:
Deritend Enumeration District:
9 Parish:
Aston

Address:
3 Bk of 121 Moseley Street Birmingham County:
Warwickshire

Unlikely because of age - 10 children born, 3 deceased:

CLAXTON, Walter Head Married M 67 1844 Brass Dresser Birmingham VIEW
CLAXTON, Emma Wife Married F 65 1846 Tailoress Birmingham VIEW
CLAXTON, Edward Layn Son Single M 37 1874 Anrvealer Iron Works Birmingham VIEW
CLAXTON, Mary Daughter Single F 27 1884 Press Worker Toy Spades And Buckets Birmingham VIEW
CLAXTON, David Tyce Son Single M 25 1886 Labower Hauliers Birmingham VIEW
CLAXTON, John Albert Son Single M 22 1889 Driller Axle Boxes Birmingham VIEW

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
18156 Reference:
RG14PN18156 RG78PN1099 RD385 SD1 ED9 SN259

Registration District:
Aston Sub District:
Deritend Enumeration District:
9 Parish:
Aston

Address:
5 Bk of 121 Moseley Street Birmingham

No children born:

CLAXTON, David Head Married M 37 1874 Coal Merchant Birmingham
CLAXTON, Emily Wife Married 13 years F 33 1878 Chatham
WOODS, Laura Sister In Law Single F 21 1890 Warehouse Girl Chatham
KEITON, Emily Niece F 9 1902 School Newcastle on Tyne

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
17904 Reference:
RG14PN17904 RG78PN1092 RD383 SD2 ED20 SN60

Registration District:
Kings Norton Sub District:
Balsall Heath Enumeration District:
20 Parish:
Balsall Heath

Address:
127 Clifton Road Balsall Heath Birmingham

Two children born and both died:


CLAXTON, James Thomas Head Married M 38 1873 Brass Caster Birmingham
CLAXTON, Mary Ann Wife Married18 years F 38 1873 Dealer In Clothes Birmingham

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
18267 Reference:
RG14PN18267 RG78PN1101 RD385 SD3 ED37 SN213

Registration District:
Aston Sub District:
Duddeston Enumeration District:
37 Parish:
Aston

Address:
25 Bullock Street Birmingham

thanks to you all for your help.
To Kucinta, re your find claxton, woods and keiton.
is the one, for the child stated living with them was so called adopted but a question mark against that for no official adoptions until 1927. Now no record of a child been born of that name in northumberland.
Now my request was originally the parents of the child born and died in 1902 in the name of emily claxton. We have proof that a child named emily claxton grew up with the claxton people so did emily kirton take the name emily claxton on moving down to area from northumberland when she was a small child. Coincidently both children born in same year.
Without going into much more details, or for any other records to be searched it is only the parents needed for the birth of emily claxton.
Absolutely fantastic if this info could be found for once and for all it would close a chapter in a persons life for has for many many years wanted the answer.
thanks again for you time, and any further help.

Official adoptions did not begin until 1927 ....... but adoptions have always happened, and you will find children shown as adotped even in the 1851 Census

Some "adoptions" were of children of family members or friends, or children taken from orphanages.


"Official" just emans that there are no records of most adoptions before 1927 ........... although orphanages sometimes kept records.


so please don't make assumptions that this must be the child you are seeking!


you really MUST get the birth certificate to be sure!



That most certainly would put closure to the chapter.


It would only cost £9.95 from GRO


peanuts really!



sylvia