Does anyone know where I can get images of Bucks Parish Registers, specifically Wooton Underwood?
Transcriptions are available under England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, but they don't show DOB, and Bucks FHS have a booklet of transcriptions, but I would like to view the images to see if there is any more information as something doesn't add up.
I am looking for children of Thomas and Anne Blunt born between 1829 and 1847. A search has found 8 children born during that period in Wooton to Thomas and Anne Blunt, and I have a 9th child on the 1851 census who I can't find in the registers.
However the issue I have is with 2 girls, Susan and Emma. Susan is baptised 16 Jun 1844 and Emma 30 Aug 1844, all the other children are baptised approximately 2-3 years apart. I have Emma with the family in 1851, but can't find a birth registration, and I have a birth registration for Susan, but can't find her on the 1851 census! Both Susan and Emma appear on later censuses. I don't think one of them is an illegitimate daughter of one of the other children as the oldest female that generation would only be 9.
It is unlikely that there is another couple with the same names as Thomas's father was from outside the area so it wasn't a common local surname.
Transcriptions are available under England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, but they don't show DOB, and Bucks FHS have a booklet of transcriptions, but I would like to view the images to see if there is any more information as something doesn't add up.
I am looking for children of Thomas and Anne Blunt born between 1829 and 1847. A search has found 8 children born during that period in Wooton to Thomas and Anne Blunt, and I have a 9th child on the 1851 census who I can't find in the registers.
However the issue I have is with 2 girls, Susan and Emma. Susan is baptised 16 Jun 1844 and Emma 30 Aug 1844, all the other children are baptised approximately 2-3 years apart. I have Emma with the family in 1851, but can't find a birth registration, and I have a birth registration for Susan, but can't find her on the 1851 census! Both Susan and Emma appear on later censuses. I don't think one of them is an illegitimate daughter of one of the other children as the oldest female that generation would only be 9.
It is unlikely that there is another couple with the same names as Thomas's father was from outside the area so it wasn't a common local surname.
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