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I was browsing http://www.yorkshirebmd.org.uk for BRINE births and found this one amongst a fairly sparse list: Yorkshire Birth indexes for the years: 1918 Surname Forename(s) Sub-District Registers At Reference BRINE Gladys Wortley Leeds WORT/202/260 If not a direct-line link, there may be a connection? And, if she is yours: Yorkshire Marriage indexes for the years: 1944 Surname Forename(s) Surname Forename(s) Church / Register Office Registers At Reference BRINE Gladys WILSON Henry Leeds Registered Building Leeds RB/45/A/65 looks like her marriage. Christine

i have a percy brine born to a robert brine and a eliza ? inwortley? oughtibridgein yorkshire but was in nottingham on the 1901 cenus which i think is the right one but someone emailed me the other day with another name william brine from 1881 cenus i cant find this. i can find 1901 robert he had 3 other children doris born 1890? frank born 1896? and alice born 1901?all the year are give or take a year. robert was born in 1856 in dorset but in the 187? cenus he logded at chetnole dorset and in the 1881 robert lodged at hardes st general store in surrey but the only robert i can find in the marriages wed in 1880 so why be lodging

Where was Percy BRINE in 1901? Can you find him with his family? Is he the butcher's boy in Hove?

it's not a common surname really. it's brine .the only thing i know forsure is that my grt grandfather percy brine married a betsy towle in nottingham in 1907. i had help a few days ago and have been left with 2 names for a father to my gramps, but i think it is more likly to be robert brine .

If you can buy both, that's great. I would buy the marriage certificate before his birth one, working on the idea that you know who he married but are not sure about his birth. The marriage certificate giving his age and father's name and occupation will give some checking points to ensure that you buy the correct birth certificate if you are researching a common surname.

partner not mind.will get both, so then i should know for sure.just how it will be the right father ,soi have some leads.if anyone is doing the brine family tree from wortley yorkshire.please get in touch

PS..... tell your partner (if you have one) certs are freeee I do ;o) lol Naughty me Gerri x

Marriage cert will give you two sets of parents.(G/grandfather also his wifes) The witnesses to the marriage may also give you another clue to other info. Birth certs will (should) give you mother and father. Get both, I would! it's your history. Good luck Gerri x

The birth cert will give his dads name and occupation and his mums maiden name and the address where he was born. The marriage cert will give his wifes maiden name and both their jobs and the names and occupations of both their fathers. Also the place the couple were living at when they married. Possibly it will also say if either dad is deceased. It will also give the name of witnesses which are often good clues.

will the birth cert give me the parents names

Go to General Register Office on 1837 online - if you know the refernece numbers for the certifiacte you can order it online it will cost you £7. Jackie

hi i'm not sure which to get a marriage cert or a birth cert for my grt grandfather.i have a year and place of marriage but i have a ref number for his birth.i want this to help in the search for his father. i have a name i think may be his but i want to make sure before i follow it though any more