Genealogy Forum UK

You have your own birth certificate I suppose? If one was issued for your brother then would it have the next number along? I'm not familiar with Irish records but that is how it works in England. Never thought of that - will check it out with the Dublin records - thank you. Incidentally, from what...

i know in england if you were from a poor backgroung the burials would be a unmarked grave beside a tree in the graveyard for stillborn/ or early deaths what name was your twin given and what hospital or if at home nearest church would be the best place to start ? The family were quite well heeled ...

SRD wrote:Welcome to the forum. I don't want any trouble from you two.

Us ? As if !!

Thanks everyone ! I am having fun mooching at the moment.

When i was 14yrs I found out that I was one of twins. I was born first - and my twin brother was tangled in his cord. He lived for 5 or 6 hours and was baptized - but I can find no record of birth/death certificates or of a grave. To the best of my knowledge certifying births and deaths - even still...

Hello again - haven't been in here for a while - so am going to have to find my way around again !

The names I am particularly interested in are :-

Burrows,
Florence,
Nolan,
Shields,
Ivers.

morty wrote:Hello everyone.

About me ... in brief.
Totally addicted to genealogy.
How brief is that!

Especially interested in the Deeley surname (as a whole) ... as well as Deeley in Harborne,Halesowen and Birmingham.

Hiya Morty - fancy seeing you in here !!

Hi again Gareth, Just a thought ... our Public Library has a good collection of Kelly's Street Directories, from when they first began to when they ceased. Would it help you if I were to go and look in there for you? It would show address's, who was actually living there, and dates of change etc.,. ...

Hi, In the 1950s When I was a small child - about 5 or 6 years old, we had a housekeeper named Maud Straughair. At that time we lived in High Petergate, York. Maud lived in a terraced house on or near Leeman Road, York. She had a bed-ridden relative living with her, but I cannot remember whether it ...

IVERS , Michael John Finbar, last heard of in London circa 1960. This gentleman is my Uncle and also my Godfather. He and my Aunt - Julia Christina Ivers were separated. Michael moved in with a woman named Dorothy - (surname unknown) - and had one or more children with her. It is unlikely that he i...