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The Common Room / Re: Birth Certificate Issue
« on: Friday 07 June 13 13:52 BST (UK)  »
Thank you very much Andy a useful bit of information i never knew :)

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The Common Room / Birth Certificate Issue *COMPLETED*
« on: Friday 07 June 13 12:44 BST (UK)  »
I have just been contacted by a relative who`s uncle has recently died .
They found the uncles  birth certificate with the fathers name crossed out with a thick black line ,i told her to get a copy and she say`s a copy has been issued and is exactly the same, the name crossed out .I do know the parent`s were not married at the time of birth but the fathers name is correct .
Have you any idea how this could come about ? this is a Legal document i would not have thought crossing out would have been acceptable ,surely the registrar would have made a new one out if he had made a mistake ,Hope you can help .
Thank you Maggie55

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Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs / Re: Photo of a Nurse
« on: Wednesday 22 May 13 22:12 BST (UK)  »
I would say she is possibly a S.E.N ,S.R.N staff and sisters had belt buckles if i remember rightly and cap frills.the date is 1950`s early 60s i would say

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 :) wow ,thank you very much terry ,love the gentle colouring .

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Thank you  Tommy

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Probably post WW1 but could be as early as 1917.Upper date 1920/1.

jim

Thank you , how old would you say the lady is Jim ?
Maggie

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Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs / Dating and restoration please
« on: Tuesday 21 May 13 22:33 BST (UK)  »
Could you please date this for me please and a clean up would be lovely thank you
Maggie

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Lancashire / Re: help would be much appreciated Kelly
« on: Tuesday 21 May 13 21:19 BST (UK)  »
i have Rebecca senior as i say as the mother of Rebecca 1866 the godmother was Ellen Hudson was also a boarder with Rebecca senior in 1861 .
I then have Rebecca senior in 1881 living at 14 Whalley street Ancoat`s? she is shown as the wife of Thomas Gregson but they did not marry untill 1884 in Wigan when Amelia (as she was known )stood for her mother ,and Amelia is using the name gregson on the cesus but a year later uses the Speakman name on her marriage to John Mcmannon (who by the way vanished before she married my g grandfather in 1901 and again uses the name Speakman ,that`s another story believe me it is mind boggling lol
Then i have Rebecca Senior in 1891 in Earlstown married name Gregson then nothing after that still no sign`s of Rebecca junior
The young Rebecca? yes You may be right about the adoption it looks like her mother  had a very mixed life i would say :) Her daughter Amelia was the same she had 3 more births that we know nothing about crazy isnt it ,i wish i could find out where the mother Rebecca came from i know for definate it was Tipperary but i am at a dead end no sign of a birth there for her .
The reason i have so much information is because i started to follow the witness on the Mcmannon certificate ,so i think i will try Ellen Hudson now and the lady they were lodging with in 1861 i wonder could she have taken Rebecca back to her birthplace in the USA ? is there a relation ship to rebecca there ? a possibility maybe .
Maggie

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Lancashire / Re: St Ann`s Ancoats
« on: Tuesday 21 May 13 09:21 BST (UK)  »
Hi,

You might find something here:

http://www.unsworthfamilyhistory.com/Ancoats.html


Nanny Jan

Wow Nanny i enjoyed reading that , is it possible for me to save the Lamplighter photo ? the one that dim`s then light`s up ,if so would you know how i could do it please and still  keep the animation ,Thank`s again
Maggie

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