Glenys baugh richard jones Derbyshire children born 1960 onwards

[samiejjones]

I believe I have an older subling, a boy I think.  I was born in 1967 in Nottingham prior to that my mother and father moved to Derby and married there.  Mum alway told me she was pregnant when dad married her but i always thought i was the elsest until recently Mum and dad had been married several years before me.  How can i find this sibling(s).  My parents are dead How do I find births for jones and baugh in derbyshire but no details to tell me what child was etc Why did they keep it secret from me, did the child not survive or given away for whatever reason Please can someone help me Parents names are Glenis Jones nee Miller birthname Baugh Father's name is (lyn) but normally deopped the lyn and used his other names Richard Gordon Jones Can anybody help me with this

[PaulineJ]

Sorry, no.
We do not publicly deal with the still living.

There are guides on how to use freebmd to trace candidate  siblings, using mmn.

[Maiden Stone]

As Pauline says, RootsChat is not for tracing living people. There is some guidance which I think you can find by selecting the "Help" tab.

[CaroleW]

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[Ruskie]

There is a marriage between Lyn R G Jones and Glenys A Miller in March quarter 1965 in Derby:

https://www.freebmd.org.uk

Was your mother previously married to a Mr Miller? I am wondering if this child was a product of that marriage. If you enter maiden names and surnames into freebmd, you may find the child’s birth. You may need to try various combinations of surnames.

[Brentor boy]

Did your parents have any connection with South Wales?

Free BMD records the birth of a boy, of  appropriate parentage, mid 1965, in Monmouthshire.

Ruskie has explained how you can find the entry for yourself. If you think it is worth the gamble, you may purchase a copy of his birth certificate via the General Register Office site. (£11 for hard copy. PDF also available)

[Ruskie]

Also on freebmd, this looks like Glenys’s first marriage, March quarter 1957 in Warrington district:
Glenys A Baugh and William Miller 10f 1724.

[Brentor boy]

Did your parents have any connection with South Wales?

Free BMD records the birth of a boy, of  appropriate parentage, mid 1965, in Monmouthshire.

Ruskie has explained how you can find the entry for yourself. If you think it is worth the gamble, you may purchase a copy of his birth certificate via the General Register Office site. (£11 for hard copy. PDF also available)

Correction. I think I may have  mis-guided you. I don't think PDF is available.

[Ruskie]

There is also a birth in 1958 in Mansfield with Miller surname and  Baugh mother’s maiden name.

May be relevant if they married in Warrington district and moved to Derbyshire area. 

Someone may know if there is a way to find out mother’s first name without buying the certificates, though I doubt that is possible ....

There is a male Jones mmn Miller birth registered in Derby in 1965. It is the only male birth in Derbyshire in the 60s with those parent’s surnames.