Birth weight or is it a birth time (?) on grandfat

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Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 113 Send Message	Julia	Report	4 Aug 2006 20:01
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 113 Send Message	Appears as 9b(l)? 45m pm Directly under December first. A Scottish Cert issued in 1903 in the county of Lanark. Could this be a birth weight or time? Thanks.
Member Since: December 2004 Posts: 7,654 Send Message	Jess Bow Bag	Report	4 Aug 2006 20:05
	I guess it was a note ( although they are usually in the index) made by the registrar as a correction. gfailing that , ws he a twin - they sometiomes show the birth TIME to denote the older twin
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 113 Send Message	Julia	Report	4 Aug 2006 20:23
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 113 Send Message	Thanks. It appears in the 'Where and when born column' directly under date but before the location (Barracks, Merryhill, Glasgow). I think it says 9h. 45m pm. So it looks like a time.
Member Since: May 2003 Posts: 50 Send Message	Michelle	Report	4 Aug 2006 20:28
	Julia I'm sure I read somewhere that all times are recorded for births occuring in Scotland. And it's important to know which 'multiple' is to inherit that castle and loch Michelle
	Researching: County Durham, England