1939 Registration

[Parmesan]

I have had a positive reply to my email and I should be getting some info via email within 20 days.  No cost unless over £450.

enquiries[at]ic.nhs.uk

Thanks Guy 

Moderator Comment: e-mail edited, to avoid spamming and other abuses.
Please replace [at] with @

[Guy Etchells]

I can't see a moderator for this forum so will post my comments here.

I have had a positive reply to my email and I should be getting some info via email within 20 days.  No cost unless over £450.

enquiries[at]ic.nhs.uk

Thanks Guy 

Moderator Comment: e-mail edited, to avoid spamming and other abuses.
Please replace [at] with @

Again we have a moderator interfering with a perfectly acceptable posting.

The contact address enquiries@ic.nhs.uk is already displayed on the NHS IC website. To insist on replacing the @ with [at] on Rootschat is in my opinion does nothing but bring Rootchat into disrepute.

I would also point out spammers have softawre that automatically changes at (at) "at" [at] and many other combinations into at.

Please use a little common sense when censoring posts.
Cheers
Guy

Moderator comment: them's the rules, please abide by them - abuse of this rule means that spam is produced which can be identified to the Rootschat website and we get the blame - or so I'm told.  The rules are there for a reason and they cause no problems, since they are explained when the modification takes place.  Thanks for your future cooperation.

[chrispaton]

Cheers Guy - have just lodged an application for an address in St Albans - fingers crossed!

Chris

[chrispaton]

Statement from PRONI re: Northern Ireland and 1939 - http://scottishancestry.blogspot.com/2010/01/1939-national-register-northern-ireland.html

Chris

[coombs]

I have already applied for the 1939 registration of my 2xgreat grandparents William and Kate Coombs in London. I applied about 6 or 7 days ago.

[chrispaton]

I would advise everyone to get their requests in now while it is still free.

When there is a system in place there will be a charge.
Cheers
Guy

Good shout Guy - I made an application yesterday for an address in St Albans, and got the same e-mail this morning from the NHSIC - very clear and concise!

Chris

[LizzieW]

I want to apply for details of an aunt and uncle.  I know the name of the road they lived in and the city, but not the number of the house.  Will I get a response if I quote their surname and the address as I remember it, or do I need to provide more info?  I do have the date of birth of my aunt, but it is my uncle I'm really interested in.

Lizzie

[Redroger]

Can anyone remember which side of London Road Boston was odd numbers? Was it the one with the Co-op later Borrill's bakery and Kitchen's seed merchants etc.? Need the number to make an application for my parents at the flat above the Co-op as it was in 1939. Thanks.

[behindthefrogs]

Usually houses on existing roads are numbered away from the main road or the centre of town with odd numbers on the left.  On new roads it will be from the end where building started which usually has the same effect.

David