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Isle of Man / Re: Purser with the Isle of Man Packet? Any additional records please?
« on: Thursday 07 August 25 18:35 BST (UK)  »
There are other curious examples of name changing between baptism and Civil Registration.

Could you please give details

ROSIE
Thank you for your response.
I was in the middle of adding/modifying my post and must have pressed the Send button and then had an incoming 90 minute phone call!  I will try to get my head back into 'brickwall' mode of posting.   Further detail to come.

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Isle of Man / Purser with the Isle of Man Packet? Any additional records please?
« on: Thursday 07 August 25 17:32 BST (UK)  »


1901 census [claims birth in SCOTLAND]
Name   Frederick Anstruther
Age in 1901   28
Estimated Birth Year   abt 1873
Gender   Male
Where born   Scotland
Civil parish   Conchan
Ecclesiastical parish   Conchan
Town   Conchan
County/Island   Isle of Man
Country   Isle of Man
Registration District   Isle of Man
Sub-registration district   Isle of Man
ED, institution, or vessel   1a
Household schedule number   45
Piece   5302
Folio   80
Page number   6

====
Fred Elliot Anstruther Claims birth in Fife, Scotland.
Age in 1911   39
Estimated Birth Year   abt 1872
Relation to Head   Boarder
Gender   Male
Birth Place   Fife, Scotland
Civil parish   Onchan
Country   Isle of Man
Street Address   10 Victoria Avenue Onchan
Marital Status   Single
Occupation   Ship's Purser
Registration District   Isle of Man
Registration District Number   635
Sub-registration district   Onchan
====

I wonder if Fife might be correct even though all his sibling all have RC baptisms at Southwark RC Cathedral OR Hanwell RC church.
His untracable, supposed father

There are other curious examples of name changing between baptism and Civil Registration.

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The Common Room / Re: Definition of adulterer/adulteress
« on: Thursday 07 August 25 15:24 BST (UK)  »
MIKE,
I am naive in this area, after a brief search at Wikipedia, I find substantial 'grey areas' in the various legal definitions in relation to the Child/Adult boundaries.

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The Common Room / Re: Definition of adulterer/adulteress
« on: Thursday 07 August 25 15:07 BST (UK)  »

For those of you with sharper minds and who can cope with definitional contradictions,
do I have to be an ADULT to be an ADULTERER?
If so, what is the definition of an ADULT in our United Kingdom please?

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The Common Room / Re: Re-thinking our early roots! HUMANS BBC2 series
« on: Thursday 07 August 25 11:17 BST (UK)  »

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I now want to read more about the early H. sapiens and the modern interpretation of the research.  In that respect the programme has done its job.
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If these non-specialist programmes encourage any of us to explore and extend our curiosity beyond the paper based records to include our earlier roots, then the programme has contributed successfully to amazement and wonder about the subject of the programe title!
 

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MABEL and COMBERTON,
You have helped considerably and I have been able to find a few more records.
They also seem to have had a son with the most uninspiring name of John BROWN!
This might be the boy getting married...
   Lilian L Wakeling
Registration Date   Oct 1933
Registration Quarter   Oct-Nov-Dec
Registration District   Brentford
Inferred County   Middlesex
Spouse   John C Brown
Volume Number   3a
Page number   426


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Armed Forces / Father of John Edward Brown. Birth 18 FEB 1917 Death 26 OCT 1994
« on: Saturday 21 June 25 21:56 BST (UK)  »
John Edward Brown
1917–1994
Birth 18 FEB 1917
Death 26 OCT 1994 • STAFFORD, Staffordshire, England

His father is listed by these initials but of course these might get rearranged!
H R W BROWN [before 1900]
Birth Unknown
Death Unknown

there are two possible men with these three forename initials HRW but in either RAF or RN.

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Ancestral Family Tree DNA Testing / DNA for everybody?
« on: Saturday 21 June 25 21:42 BST (UK)  »
This news item has just hit the BBC headlines.....
Whilst I have yet to properly research the topic, I feel that we should all explore our reactions to this centralized Government initiative might impact upon our genealogical interests.
I shall be interested to heard your diverse reactions, [more wise than my own!]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1ljg7v0vmpo
https://www.crick.ac.uk/research/find-a-researcher/robin-lovell-badge

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