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This site is frequently mentioned on Rootschat and I have found it invaluable for Victorian maps. But cannot access it today
Is anyone else having problems?

I'm having another attempt to find the birth registration of my great grandmother Elizabeth Annetts. She was baptised in Chilton Berkshire on 16 April 1854. Her parents were John Annetts and Sarah nee Wallis. John and Sarah married on 21 January 1828 at Chilton. Elizabeth was their tenth and last child. Her mother would have been about 46 when she was born, assuming born not too long baptism date (1808). John and Sarah's first three children were born before civil registration began, children #4 to #9 were all registered. So why would John and Sarah not register Elizabeth? They had had enough children by then to know it was a legal requirement.
When Elizabeth married on 18 Jan 1870, her age was stated as 16, so her birth would be in 1853/ early 1854. I am wondering if she was JUST 16 and her birthday was 18 Jan 1854 or a few days before.
Her age in 1861, 71 and 81 is consistent with birth year of 1854. In 1891 and 1901, she has lost a year and birth year is 1855. In 1911, her age was originally written as 58 and someone has overwritten "60". If 58 was correct that would be a birth year of 1853. I am not sure if my great grandfather actually filled the form in, even though it says so on the bottom. He has gone from unable to even sign his name in 1870 to having very good writing in 1911.
In 1921, after she was widowed and filled in the form herself she said she was 65 and 5 months. If the years were wrong but the months were correct, that would indicate a birthday between 20 Dec and 19 Jan.
She died on 9 Jan 1924, age at death was given as 71. The death was registered on 22 January (which seems quite a long delay). She was landlady of a pub and died there. The death was registered by a W J Butler (present at death). I think he would be the Walter Butler (boarder and Barman) in her household in 1921). Not a family member so may not have known her age accurately.
Can anyone find her birth registration, please

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She is mentioned here but not pursued as this thread was about the person I though was her mother but turned out to be her aunt
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=656392.msg5024289#msg5024289

My second cousin (D) has recently done a DNA test. We match at 406 cM. This is within the range for second cousin but unusually high. The reason: D is the grandson of my grandfather's identical twin brother, so genetically it is like my mother and D's mother were half sisters and therefore D and I are like half first cousins. J is the granddaughter of my mother's sister ( therefore J is my first cousin 1R) Both D and I have matches with J, mine is 546cM and D's is 261cM. So D's match is consistent with him being a genetic half cousin once removed to J.

My grandfather had four brothers and three sisters. One brother as already mentioned was his identical twin, two of the other three were twins to each other (my mother said identical, but I have never seen photos and one died before I was born so I never met him).
Of the three sisters, two of them married a pair of brothers (not twins)! So far, only a great grandson (G) of one of these couples has tested. He would be 2C1R to both D and me. My match is 158cM and D's match is 201cM. As expected, in the range for 2C1R

But, how would grandchildren / great grandchildren of these two sisters match each other? Obviously they would have higher matches than if their respective mothers had married unrelated men, but by how much? It's beyond my brain to work out!

John Hawkins was baptised in West Challow on 6 Dec 1778, the son of Susannah Hawkins - no father mentioned. The only family of Hawkins producing children in W Challow at the same time were William and Jane (nee Penstone). But I can't see a Susannah connected to this family. William was from Faringdon and had sisters Mary, Sybilla and Jane. Sybilla died in 1765 and is buried in faringdon, so she can't have morphed into Susannah
Can anyone find out what happened to John and Susannah after the birth and Susannah's origins, please.