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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Kent => Topic started by: watney on Sunday 22 December 19 20:28 GMT (UK)
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If there is anyone who has access to Womanswould PR's I would be most grateful if they would check if there is a christening for Law Simms son of John and Mary Simms 1 October 1752
Crossing my fingers, Happy Christmas everyone, Brenda
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Findmypast have a transcription for Law Syms with the date and parents name as given. I cannot see the original parish record only the transcription as it’s not on their website.
Hope it helps
Merry Christmas
Panda :)
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There is a register of birth on familysearch.org/ark;/61903/1;1;jq7b-ygm.
Law Syms
Kent England.
Christened 01 Oct 1752
Place St Margaret,Womenswould kent Eng
Father John Syms
Mother Mary.
Hope this helps, good luck
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Thank you so much for trying to help me, but I really need to know if this information is in the original PR's. Best wishes, Brenda
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I managed to look at the online parish register on findmypast using a wider search. This record does not appear in the original parish register. It may be in the bishops transcripts. You may need someone to visit the archives after the Christmas break and look at the original records held there.
Regards
Panda
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There is an image for a baptism - 1 October 1752 - Law son of John and Mary Syms - Woodchurch, Kent
ADDED: Image is on FindMyPast.
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Thank you so much for finding the details in the PR's. My best Christmas present, you're a star.
Brenda :-*
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Me again, there are identical christening details for Law Simms and his siblings in both Woodchurch and Womanswould on Find my Past, is there a reason for this ? Brenda :)
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The Womenswold one is actually from Familysearch, who do use incorrect parish names sometimes. I have seen baptisms at Hardres entered on Familysearch as Ham. The Woodchurch one looks much better.
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Thank you, you have confirmed what I thought, I have had this problem before.
Happy Christmas, Brenda :)
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Be careful with the Womanswold records on Findmypast as they seem to be actually Woodchurch records!
Borden is actually confused with Boughtom Aluph as is Oare
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Thank you, Happy New Year. Brenda :)