Me! I've got more money than sense LOL. I got a search mainly to find out the date of birth of my Great Grandfather who was born in the Isle of Man pre-birth registration. I knew the address he was living at in 1939 in England but just in case my Great Grandfather was in hospital I requested a search on his name rather than address but also provided the address as supporting information.
I knew my Great Grandmother's date of birth from family records but like her husband she was born pre-registration in the Isle of Man so getting proof of dates of birth for two people would be like getting substitute birth certificates. I sent the form off with a cheque and received an acknowledgement about a week later. A few weeks after that I received a letter containing the following information:-
- Address
- Name
- Gender
- Date of Birth
- Marital Status
- Occupation
Information can only be supplied for people who are now deceased. I'm sure there were no other residents at the property for my search whether they would tell you that there are X amount of residents at the property who are still living I don't know. The wording of the letter says that it can confirm the following so maybe they won't indicate the number of residents who are still living. I was happy with the results it's a substitute birth certificate and census in the form of a letter.
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