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Plumstead Electoral Register 1942

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*stinkermurdock*

*stinkermurdock* Report 9 Sep 2007 22:35

Hi
just wondered if anybody had access to the Plumstead Electoral Register for around 1942.

I have a releative Henry W Burnett who was living at 44 raymere gardens, plumstead when he registered her death. I have never been able to find a marriage for him and wondered who else he might be living with.

Any help really appreciated.

Thanks
Tracie.

ErikaH

ErikaH Report 9 Sep 2007 22:49

ER's were not taken during WW2.

Reg

*stinkermurdock*

*stinkermurdock* Report 9 Sep 2007 22:50

oh poosticks, thank you Reg, will have to think of something else.

Joe ex Bexleyheath

Joe ex Bexleyheath Report 9 Sep 2007 23:32

It don't help at all but I can tell you that your rellie was not listed in the phone book for 1937 at Raymere Gardens or anywhere else The only Burnett listed was living in Abbey Wood.

*stinkermurdock*

*stinkermurdock* Report 9 Sep 2007 23:35

Thanks Joe

Have seen him in later editions of the phone book on ancestry, and I have been looking for his death (which I may of found, but wont know till cert plops on my door matt!!) lol

Thanks again
Tracie

Mummy Bear

Mummy Bear Report 9 Sep 2007 23:44

Tracie

If you give the Greenwich Heritage Centre a call (closed on Mondays) 020 8854 2452 they may be able to look up a specific address for you - but as you already know no ERs were taken during the war years - there were two in 1945 May and October.

If you're local its a very interesting place and well worth a visit.

Thanks
Rachel

*stinkermurdock*

*stinkermurdock* Report 10 Sep 2007 08:44

Thanks Rachel for that info, will give them a call later in the week.

Thanks
Tracie.