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Hampshire & IOW Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Parish register of Eling, Hampshire.
« on: Tuesday 08 March 11 15:26 GMT (UK) »
Thank you Nell for your offer.
I have quite a number of baptisms that I'd like to find in Eling. The one I'd most like to find is of William Oliver. I have a copy of his death certificate stating that he died 6 June 1838 age 38. I also have a copy of his marriage from Eling parish register. This states that he married Elizabeth Peckham 27 Feb 1816. It also states that he was a minor and that the marriage took place with the consent of his father, another William Oliver. I've realised that it's quite possible that ge wasn't born in Eling so I've searched the neighbouring parishes too with no success.
A couple of months ago, I spent an entire 8 hour session at Hampshire record office staring at 2 fiches of Eling baptisms for the years 1750-98. I thus gained about 3 sides of A4 paper of baptisms of Oliver's & Meacher's as well as a thumping migraine.
I wish that there was an easier way to search for them, although I guess that I must be grateful that the records exist.
Thank you again for your time. Gary.
I have quite a number of baptisms that I'd like to find in Eling. The one I'd most like to find is of William Oliver. I have a copy of his death certificate stating that he died 6 June 1838 age 38. I also have a copy of his marriage from Eling parish register. This states that he married Elizabeth Peckham 27 Feb 1816. It also states that he was a minor and that the marriage took place with the consent of his father, another William Oliver. I've realised that it's quite possible that ge wasn't born in Eling so I've searched the neighbouring parishes too with no success.
A couple of months ago, I spent an entire 8 hour session at Hampshire record office staring at 2 fiches of Eling baptisms for the years 1750-98. I thus gained about 3 sides of A4 paper of baptisms of Oliver's & Meacher's as well as a thumping migraine.
I wish that there was an easier way to search for them, although I guess that I must be grateful that the records exist.
Thank you again for your time. Gary.