Hi Duke, I told you the other day that I found a marriage on FreeBMD for a Rose G. BUDDEN where an Arthur D. ROBERTS appears on the same page of the register. I would say that this is your Rose

If the mother was married at the time of registration, there is a presumption that the husband is the father of the child & he doesn't have to be present at the registration.  So widowed or husband

FreeBMD is only for England and Wales so if he died outside that area you won't find him there Yvonne

"Viola Wiggins" <vmaw3434@...> wrote: Right on, Viola! That's exactly what I've been doing, but without much success so far. I may be wrong, but it appears/seems that our fallen brothers did

What if the baby's mother had been Widowed? The Father could not be present at Registration. What date (Year) was the Baby born? Was there a War or 'Flu Epidemic' at that time. Look for a burial of

"Lesley Baxendale (FH)" <tree.dovercourt17@...> wrote: Thanks for describing the registration protocol. [snip] What about the case in which the father _cannot_ be present because he is abroad

You can use whatever name you want in England and Wales, as long as there's no fraudulent intent. For legal purposes you can also change your name by statutory declaration. Sue

Hi Duke, On a birth certificate the mother's current name is given first, with any name she had previously given underneath.  If she had been married more than once, all former names would be given

Hello all ... Back again, still in a muddle. LOL Without trashing the research that I've garnered so far, I want to start the research over again without making _any_ assumptions. I'll start with

The names submitted in this month's update: APPLEBY CARR DYSON FENBY GARNER, GILBY, GOODMAN HUNTER LEE THRUSKE Requested changes of email

"Mary Lou via groups.io" <mlou1173@...> wrote: Too true! God only know what was going through that military clerk's mind when he appended USA to Halifax. Just listening to that

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"Lin Duke" <dml5481@...> wrote: ROTFL . Edgar had 3 children with Rose Gertrude! So he lucked in!! She didn't! :/ I totally agree that it might be stretch to say that he's the

"Liane Fenimore" <lfenimore@...> wrote: Finding that out now! :/ I'll pass that on! Thx ... Got it!! Been reading it in-between answering these awesome posts! :) I've been taking the

"Jennifer De Angelis" <jennyda1946@...> wrote: I have a Nelson Albert Victor BUDDEN from the 1911 Census. Est DOB is 1894. Same person. His prison time is a revelation. He was boarding with

Duke, Verbal family history can be notoriously inaccurate. Most family stories have grain of truth, though. Aunts and others were very close-mouthed, and children would only know what they picked

After sending my earlier message I had another look on Ancestry for the BUDDEN family. I found Nelson in prison in 1914 at Mountjoy Prison in Ireland. He is shown as having stolen Chocolate and

"Lin Duke" <dml5481@...> wrote: LOL - at the time, the blasted colonials here in W. Canada probably didn't know that Halifax, Yorkshire, UK even existed. :D I noticed that to! BTW, I've

On Mon, 20 Jun 2022 17:14:27 +0100 yvonne@... wrote: Hi .. > Sorry I have lost the original thread for this search but there > is an Edgar MARSDEN in the CEF – Reg. No. 3205707 on the

On Mon, 20 Jun 2022 08:04:13 -0700 "Jennifer De Angelis" <jennyda1946@...> wrote: Thank you so much Jenny, for your detailed post! I agree that the scenario you and others present, namely that