Genealogy Chat

Thank you shirley, florence lindsey, for your input, i shall now stay with
ann walker and try to find more of her,if i can , at least shirley i can print off

all the info you sent best wishes to all :-) :-)

Melvina do you want a copy of the actual register ? If so PM me your email address

OK found it on Ancestry !! :-D

How did you view the actual image Lindsey Just out of curiosity :-D

On the image The curate used the term // said to be born in his margin notes giving the date of birth at their baptisms . there is no A or E on the page

No idea maybe means she was born Anne Walker not Ann
County West Riding YKS
Place Wakefield-Alverthorpe
Church St. Paul
RegisterNumber 407
DateOfBirth 02 Jul 1837
BaptismDate 13 Aug 1837
Forename Ann
Sex F
FatherForename Thomas
MotherForename Mary
FatherSurname WALKER
MotherSurname
Abode Potovens
FatherOccupation Miner
Notes [a margin note says: said to have been born …]>>>>>
FileNumber 6651

To all who have replyed to my above question, i owe an apology,
I have been Checking, and the question still stands, the info i put was Wrong, I found * ann walker on Free Reg Born 2/7/1837 *
with a note at the bottom saying said to hve been born a'e that is what it looks like. i am sorry if i wasted anyones time it was not intentional
:-( :-(

Can you give us the name and age of the person on the 1851 census to whom you refer please?

hello , the cert is one of mine from off a cencus, english yorkshire 1851
and it just had a note saying a'e was also entered on this i think
it could be a deformity but what thank you

hello , the cert is one of mine from off a cencus, english yorkshire
and it just had a note saying a'e was also entered on this i think
it could be a deformity but what thank you

Hi Melvina can you be more clearer what you mean.

English
Scotish
overseas

and which era.


where on the certificate does it appear?

IF there is a a'E on a birth certificate what does this mean, can
anyone tell me thank you.