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Europe / Re: Ida esposito
« on: Thursday 02 January 25 20:57 GMT (UK) »
I am sorry for them.
Am always here.
Steve
Am always here.
Steve
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England / Re: Registering Overseas Deaths
« on: Sunday 08 December 24 17:36 GMT (UK) »
Thank you both.
Now I know I will proceed to register my mothers' death.
Steve62
Now I know I will proceed to register my mothers' death.
Steve62
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England / Re: Registering Overseas Deaths
« on: Sunday 08 December 24 15:02 GMT (UK) »
Thank you and yes it was helpful.
Found:-
BMD registered at Consulates "1849 to 12 months prior to present date ). Therefore GRO have the details for 1979, but the year does not show on GRO death records. Going to try FreeBMD.
Its all come about because I forgot to register my mothers' death in 2008 at the Consulate. BTW. its not compusory).
Just for your info purposes the Consulate here charges £150 to register and further charges if they tanslate. I can translate and have it officially stamped here, but it still costs for their official stamp. plus a further charge for a copy of the consulate certifcate. Total costs in excess of £250.
Appreciate your input and thank you again
Steve62
Found:-
BMD registered at Consulates "1849 to 12 months prior to present date ). Therefore GRO have the details for 1979, but the year does not show on GRO death records. Going to try FreeBMD.
Its all come about because I forgot to register my mothers' death in 2008 at the Consulate. BTW. its not compusory).
Just for your info purposes the Consulate here charges £150 to register and further charges if they tanslate. I can translate and have it officially stamped here, but it still costs for their official stamp. plus a further charge for a copy of the consulate certifcate. Total costs in excess of £250.
Appreciate your input and thank you again
Steve62
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England / Registering Overseas Deaths
« on: Sunday 08 December 24 14:22 GMT (UK) »
Hi Folks,
This is for mainly reseachers in the future.
How do I register in the UK a death that occurred overseas.
My father died in 1979 in Genoa (Italy). It was registered with the British Consul in Italy and a death certificate was produced.
The GRO records do not cover that year and am not sure if the Consul passed the info onto GRO.
Thanks for any advice - much appreciated.
steve62
This is for mainly reseachers in the future.
How do I register in the UK a death that occurred overseas.
My father died in 1979 in Genoa (Italy). It was registered with the British Consul in Italy and a death certificate was produced.
The GRO records do not cover that year and am not sure if the Consul passed the info onto GRO.
Thanks for any advice - much appreciated.
steve62
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London and Middlesex / Re: 1893 BIRTH LONDON
« on: Wednesday 20 November 24 19:31 GMT (UK) »
Thank you so.much.
Will order BC now and keep fingers crossed.
Appreciate.
Steve62
Will order BC now and keep fingers crossed.
Appreciate.
Steve62
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London and Middlesex / 1893 BIRTH LONDON
« on: Wednesday 20 November 24 18:28 GMT (UK) »
Hi Folks,
Not looking for someone to search - only info on birth certificates.
Looking for ages for the BC of my g.mother Gertie Goldstein who was from documents born in St. Georges in the East and whose mother was Leah Labisky (m. Goldstein). Think I might have found it under another first name:-
Jane GOLDSTEIN b. St.Georges in the East Sqtr. Vol.01C. Page 338. - mother Goldstein.
All documents show "Gertie". and birth 1892/1893/1894, Wondering if the name changed. Say this because my mother was born "Annie" and documents for her show later on Pearl/Pearl Ann/Annie. She was kown in familly as "Pearly".
So before I order the BC will it show the mothers' first name because maybe the mother signed her married name.
Sorry to be long winded.
Any assistance gratefully received.
Steve62
Not looking for someone to search - only info on birth certificates.
Looking for ages for the BC of my g.mother Gertie Goldstein who was from documents born in St. Georges in the East and whose mother was Leah Labisky (m. Goldstein). Think I might have found it under another first name:-
Jane GOLDSTEIN b. St.Georges in the East Sqtr. Vol.01C. Page 338. - mother Goldstein.
All documents show "Gertie". and birth 1892/1893/1894, Wondering if the name changed. Say this because my mother was born "Annie" and documents for her show later on Pearl/Pearl Ann/Annie. She was kown in familly as "Pearly".
So before I order the BC will it show the mothers' first name because maybe the mother signed her married name.
Sorry to be long winded.
Any assistance gratefully received.
Steve62
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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Thomas Hamer 1776-1831
« on: Thursday 14 November 24 19:35 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for the advice much appreciated.
Thank you
Steve62
Thank you
Steve62
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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Thomas Hamer 1776-1831
« on: Thursday 14 November 24 14:34 GMT (UK) »
Right re-read all my notes to get facts straight.
James Hamer was born 1740 in Bolton-le Moors. Forget death date - no idea where that came from, probally a mix up by me.
He was resident in Wigan in April 1762 and married Mary Marsh in 1762 of Bolton-le-moors.
My notes state he married Betty Hills/Mills in 1752 and her dates are b.1740 d. 1761.
So a year after the death of Betty he married Mary.
I was in contact, years ago with a Hamer who searching the Hamer family tree and who gave info on the Hamers from 1680 up to 1740 ie James Hamer 1761-000. Seems they did not find marriage of Thomas Hammer to Catherine Thay, but had their children down and I followed on from there.
Steve62
James Hamer was born 1740 in Bolton-le Moors. Forget death date - no idea where that came from, probally a mix up by me.
He was resident in Wigan in April 1762 and married Mary Marsh in 1762 of Bolton-le-moors.
My notes state he married Betty Hills/Mills in 1752 and her dates are b.1740 d. 1761.
So a year after the death of Betty he married Mary.
I was in contact, years ago with a Hamer who searching the Hamer family tree and who gave info on the Hamers from 1680 up to 1740 ie James Hamer 1761-000. Seems they did not find marriage of Thomas Hammer to Catherine Thay, but had their children down and I followed on from there.
Steve62
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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Thomas Hamer 1776-1831
« on: Thursday 14 November 24 12:49 GMT (UK) »
Hi,
Ooops!
Very sorry that was typing error and should have read "1758". Mixed it up with a note on something else and another error of mine the surname.
"Brain Fog"
Steve62
Ooops!
Very sorry that was typing error and should have read "1758". Mixed it up with a note on something else and another error of mine the surname.
"Brain Fog"
Steve62