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Kevin | Report | 31 Mar 2004 22:36 |
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After months of resigning myself to the fact that my 3 x Great Grandfather was not registered for birth in 1837 I have found him on 1837 online. It looks like that they have been typing up the pages from the original handwritten ones. So know i have another birth certificate coming thru. |
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Judy | Report | 1 Apr 2004 04:01 |
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Congrats, Kevin! It's always encouraging when someone fines that elusive piece of paper or link! It gives the rest of us hope..... Judy :-) |
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BobClayton | Report | 1 Apr 2004 09:02 |
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Some of the original handwritten indexes were re-typed. Unfortunately this introduced more errors! Worse still, the originals were destroyed ! So if you find typed indexes where you would expect handwritten, you have some of these. Bob |
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Kevin | Report | 1 Apr 2004 16:59 |
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I understand that there may be still transcription errors but with the name Edward Foakes Norton i am pretty sure he's mine, you dont get many to the pound. but i still can't find him on the 1841 census, he is not at home with his parents and they live in a small village. |
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