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Thank you Bookbox,
What an informative record you highlighted, sadly my boy was not there but we carry on.
The family rumour was that he was brought up by the nuns, thats all I know, born in Wandsworth and brought up in Islington, his sister lived in Battersea, thats all I've got to go on.
Again, "Many Thanks".

A boy born in 1915 in Wandsworth, London was brought up by the nuns.
Would anybody please identify any such schools in that area of the time that he may have gone to as a young lad growing up ?
If so, are there any records kept to look up names ?
Many thanks

Antony, Thanks for your input.
There are two children in question.
First child born with a certain Surname, in 1950.
The mother then marries in amj 1952 to a person who the second child ( born in the February)relates to and has the fathers surname.
Both of these children are then re-registered in jas 1952, the first child's surname now reads the same as the second child.
This seems to me done to keep both children with the same surname, but how would you be able to have a child and then re-register him 2 years later under another surname ?

Thanks Liz and Rosie.
I have taken my time replying and am mindful that I must not discuss somebody living so I am restricted as such.
If I use a deceased record so as not to be in breach of rules which has a similarity somewhat.

Carla d Christie Hatfield Herts was born in February, her record reads, JFM 1952 Hatfield, see 5/52.
and
Carla d Christie Hatfield Herts JAS 1952 4B 76

Why the second entry ?

Is it possible to check say on a register lists of names of people whose names were changed by deed poll ?
Thanks