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Births at Sea
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JillGr | Report | 1 Aug 2004 19:29 |
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Try this: http://www.nationalarchivist.(com/) Jill |
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Unknown | Report | 1 Aug 2004 17:30 |
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This link will take you to the how to order overseas certs on the ONS site: http://www.gro.*gov*.uk/gro/content/research/searchingforoverseasrecords/howtoorder.*asp Remove * first. |
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Mary | Report | 1 Aug 2004 17:25 |
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Hi Jenny, I think that most Record Offices have these records, I am almost certain that Manchester County Records Office at Marshall Street, Manchester, have them and I am sure that they will search for you. Give them a try. Mary |
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Jenny | Report | 1 Aug 2004 08:36 |
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Is anyone familiar with the ins and outs of finding information on births that took place on board ship (in this case a Royal Navy Ship)? In 'Ancestral Trails' it says that the GRO holds marine registers for births and deaths of British nationals on British ships with births recorded from 1837-1930 and the deaths from 1837-1965. If one wants to get hold of a certificate is it done in the same way as ordering a certificate for an ordinary birth? Any advice gratefully accepted. Best Wishes Jenny |
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