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Hi everyone Dare I ask a question relating to Lincolnshire on a Yorkshire list?!! It is for the family tree of someone who now lives in Yorkshire... In 1847 the Alford Agricultural society awarded a

Thank you, John. That was kind of you. I never thought of checking FreeBDM for others on the same page. Diane Sent from Mail<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for Windows Sent: Thursday,

Diane I ran a quick check and is the only Ann Dixon in that quarter that you can’t download as a digital image I then checked for all the Dixon’s In Sculcoates in Q4 1882 and again is the only one

I have had 2 mid 19th century birth certs recently that had the top half missing and showing in full the person below. I informed the GRO and they said they couldn't correct so to order a PDF or full

I’m sorry. I didn’t respond very well earlier. The registration of death for Ann Dixon (Sculcoates - 4 th quarter 1882) is available in certificate and pdf form but not digital. Diane Sent from

In which case, yes I have come across the same when a digital download should have been available, only a couple Probably for the reason already stated I ordered four as soon as I became aware of it

What's there? No details posted to the group. Lin

That seems reasonable. Sent from Mail<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for Windows Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2023 4:09 PM To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Subject:

It’s there. The digital download isn’t an option – only a certificate or PDF. Sent from Mail<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for Windows Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2023 4:00

I don't know, but I wonder if there is no digital download when the scan quality is poor. I have purchased one or two where the scan is out so I've half the information I want and half someone else's

Are you sure its not there? I have found a few mistranscribed The GROs indexes were compiled from the records totally separate to the usual GRO index I have found most of those who could not be found

Thanks for the update, Lin. I had been holding off ordering more records until digital images were available. I have one person who died in 1882, but her death is still not available as a digital

The General Register Office (GRO) has extended the availability of digital images, so you can now get copies of death certificates from 1837 to 1957, as well as births from 1837 to 1922, for only

Please add anyone you wish to remember to this thread which will be open until Remembrance Sunday. I will open it again next year. Lin

Arthur and Wendy, Arthur, thank you for your detailed explanation. As this was only the third child in the register christened/baptised by the new minister I think your thought that it was a private

Hi Rosemary & Arthur, I have checked for Bishops Transcripts in Ancestry, Family Search and Find My Past and can not find this baptism/christening. I do wonder why the BT's have disappeared from these

In the official teaching and liturgy of the Church of England, 'baptism' and 'christening' are exactly the same thing. However, some people made a distinction, and this is occasionally seen in parish

I've been looking at the baptism register for Kirkby Ravensworth around 1788. One entry intrigued me as the printed word 'Christened' had been crossed through and replaced with 'Bapt'. 06 Aug 1788

Hi Maureen, When you're not sure of the geography, I would suggest that you use the Genuki Yorkshire pages.? If you go to: https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/ above and to the left of the England

Thanks Debbie for your important information. I thought they were near each other. I am doing all my husbands family and he is from West Yorkshire, so havent had much to do with the North. Also the