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Australia / 1873 Victorian Birth Certificate
« on: Monday 14 May 12 06:46 BST (UK) »
I have located the birth certificate of an ancestor, Ann Price, born Sept 1873 in Newtown, Scarsdale, Victoria and find some information on it that I have never come across before.
In the area for the informant it shows her mothers name & residence and then the words "after declaration made and by law required".
Would this be noted in place of a signature or mark that is usually the case? Or, is there some other meaning/reason behind this?
Any assistance/ideas from Rootschatters appreciated.
Jeff
In the area for the informant it shows her mothers name & residence and then the words "after declaration made and by law required".
Would this be noted in place of a signature or mark that is usually the case? Or, is there some other meaning/reason behind this?
Any assistance/ideas from Rootschatters appreciated.
Jeff