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BMD lookup - fresh eyes please
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Suein10b | Report | 26 May 2006 10:00 |
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1901 for reference Alice K Paine abt 1900 Reading, Berkshire, England Daughter St Mary Berkshire Bertha A Paine abt 1897 Ashford, Kent, England Daughter St Mary Berkshire Edith E Paine abt 1895 Willesborough, Kent, England Daughter St Mary Berkshire Elizabeth A Paine abt 1870 Ashford, Kent, England Wife St Mary Berkshire Geraldine L Paine abt 1893 Willesborough, Kent, England Daughter St Mary Berkshire Herbert J E Paine abt 1882 Ashford, Kent, England Boarder St Mary Berkshire William G Paine abt 1869 Mersham, Kent, England Head St Mary Berkshire Rosie A Rogers abt 1877 Willesborough, Kent, England Visitor St Mary Berkshire |
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Marie | Report | 26 May 2006 09:58 |
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Births Jun 1899 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Paine Alice Kathleen Reading 2c 365 |
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Laura | Report | 26 May 2006 09:49 |
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Hi On the 1901 census my great grandmother Edith Paine born in Ashford but living in Reading has a baby sister called Alice Paine showing as a one year old. When I have asked rellies about her, no one knew of her. On the census there is also a sick nurse living with them. I have looked through the bmd to see if I can find a reference for a death certificate but to no avail. Any tips on where else I could look? Thanks, Laura |
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