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Antrim / Re: George Alexander Beattie
« on: Tuesday 17 November 09 14:22 GMT (UK) »
Sorry - my mistake. Will have another look at this pilot site.
thanks
thanks
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Antrim / Re: George Alexander Beattie
« on: Tuesday 17 November 09 14:09 GMT (UK) »
Yes we belive he did saty in N. I.
Nt sure what you mean about Civil Reg stopping in 1921??
Nt sure what you mean about Civil Reg stopping in 1921??
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Antrim / Re: George Alexander Beattie
« on: Tuesday 17 November 09 13:34 GMT (UK) »
Thank you fo the census information which I had been able to obtain. My fatherinlaw (now deceased) was one of the sons. When his mother and father divorced he went to live with his mother and his brother went to live with his father. The two boys lost touch with each other and my father in lwa had no cntact with his father. My husband and his family would like t try to find out when their grandfather died and find about their fathers brothers family.
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Antrim / George Alexander Beattie
« on: Tuesday 17 November 09 12:53 GMT (UK) »
Looking for information on George Alexander Beattie DOB 23/7/1902 Belfast. Co Antrim. N Ireland.
Married Wilhelmina Bustard 17/8/1926 Belfast. 2 sons. Father of George Alexander Beatiie was Alexander Beattie dob 1879, mother was Anna Marie Corbett dob 1875. Married 1902
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Married Wilhelmina Bustard 17/8/1926 Belfast. 2 sons. Father of George Alexander Beatiie was Alexander Beattie dob 1879, mother was Anna Marie Corbett dob 1875. Married 1902
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Ireland Resources / Re: Tips for searching Irish BMD civil registrations
« on: Friday 06 November 09 10:02 GMT (UK) »
Hi
Had a look at this pilot site and sent the link to so many people! - very interesting. Are the index numbers for look up of the actual documents at the General Reg Office in Belfast and Dublin??
Kathy
Had a look at this pilot site and sent the link to so many people! - very interesting. Are the index numbers for look up of the actual documents at the General Reg Office in Belfast and Dublin??
Kathy
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