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Birth certificate disappointment

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Elaine

Elaine Report 15 Mar 2005 14:09

I've just received a birth certificate from Bury for a birth registered in 1852. I was really disappointed to find the address is just Moorfield, Bury North. I'm really disappointed as I hoped the address would help trace them on 1851 and perhaps other family members on 1841. Has this happened to anyone else? A Manchester cert issued in 1856 for his brother gives a full address. What a twist!

Anne

Anne Report 15 Mar 2005 14:25

Yes, unfortunately it happens a lot! Many of mine are from small towns and it just says the name of the town!! Not very helpful. Anne

Julie

Julie Report 15 Mar 2005 14:43

Hi Elaine Ive had the same problem. Ordered marraige cert the address was Pendleton. Ive now ordered sons birth cert in the hope that gives an address. Its so frustrating Julie