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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Yorkshire (North Riding) => Topic started by: standardcrow on Wednesday 27 January 10 16:47 GMT (UK)
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My Great Great Grandmother Alice Taylor was most likely christened on 28 Sep 1875 at Stockton on Forest Parish Church. There are two Alice Taylors born in York in 1874-5, one in Dunnington, one in Walmgate.
From what I can see from census districts, Stockton on the Forest was in Walmgate but the 1875 birth is in Dunnington. The 1874 birth is in Walmgate, do you think this is a safer bet? I'll be able to tell whether it is the right one once the certificate comes as I know she was illegitimate and I know both her Mother and Father's names from various family records, but I don't want to buy extra certificates unnecessarily!
Thanks for your help.
standardcrow
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If she's a granddaughter of Ann (possibly a daughter of Ann's daughter Margaret?*), she's in Stockton-on-Forest in the sub-registration district of Dunnington, aged 5, in 1881: RG11/4729/57/12.
You can request a checking point on a certificate order (e.g. mother's name is Margaret) so that if the certificate is the wrong one you get no certificate but a partial refund.
* I see from the IGI baptism entry that her mother was indeed Margaret.
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Yep,
That's the IGI reference I thought was the right one as well. That's a good idea with the checking point. I haven't done that before but it's probably a good idea in this case.
Thanks for the help.
standardcrow