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Twinkle

Twinkle Report 11 Aug 2004 12:20

Thanks Sioux.

www.Siouxhealer

www.Siouxhealer Report 10 Aug 2004 18:22

Hi Kate, I had the added bonus of knowing the actual marriage date so I don't know if they would charge extra for actually searching. Email and ask them they usually get back to you the same day they're very nice. Good luck Sioux

Twinkle

Twinkle Report 10 Aug 2004 14:51

Sioux - did the archives department search for you? I have a baptism I'm trying to locate in that church but don't know the exact date.

www.Siouxhealer

www.Siouxhealer Report 9 Aug 2004 20:59

Woa .... thats too spooky Joan :) Had 3 certificates delivered today one of whic was a marriage for St Peter & St Pauls church, Aston !!!!! I've been looking at pictures of it on line. I've had reason to get in touch with the archives dept at Birmingham central library and they're really nice and helpful. They found a different marriage entry for me and sent me a photocopy of it and invoiced me. I thik it was only £1, far cheaper that sending for the certificate! :) you can get them at: archives AT birmingham(.)gov(.)uk - remove the brackets and stick an at sign in it happy hunting sioux

Raymond

Raymond Report 9 Aug 2004 20:20

I think this is now called Aston Parish Church. All of thr records have been moved to Birmingham City Council Archive in the Central Library.

JOANN

JOANN Report 9 Aug 2004 18:54

Can anyone check on burials in the above churchyard for me. William and Rebecca Hopkins. I am in North Devon if I can be of help. Jo