Liverpool & South West Lancashire FHS - Forum

Is it possible to get photo copies/transcriptions of baptisms at St Peter, Church St LIVERPOOL from about the 1839-1848 period please?

I have been trying without success for some time to locate birth certificate reference numbers to order certificates for the following:

Children of:
John ANGUS and Eliza HARTLEY
Marr Sept 9th 1837, St Marks, LIVERPOOL (certificate obtained)

Fanny b. About 1839 c. 16/6/1840 St Peter
Lewis b. 1841/2 (d. 11/7/1852 West Derby – certificate obtained) c. ?
John b. 1844 (other sources suggest birth date of 3/4/1844) c.1/6/1845 St Peter
Robert Alexander b. 1848 (other sources suggest birth date of 23/4/1848) c. 17/7/1848 St Peter

Could anyone also please advise if it is likely that registrations may not have been made or that not all registrations have yet been transcribed (Free BDM etc),

Gangus. There is a baptism for John Angus 1 June 1845 parents Angus & Eliza. Living in Bootle lane, father's occupation Officer in County Gaol. Found this on the Lancashire OPC site. Regards Moya (A West Aussie)

Thanks Moya,
I was going to ask for a link to that one but just found it....

Thanks for the information and something else I can search on these cold winter nights....
<Could you possibly send the link for that OPC please ?>

Regrds
Glenn in Adelaide

moya wrote:Gangus. There is a baptism for John Angus 1 June 1845 parents Angus & Eliza. Living in Bootle lane, father's occupation Officer in County Gaol. Found this on the Lancashire OPC site. Regards Moya (A West Aussie)

Hi just to help in finding birth rego's
1851 census living in Kensington
Eliza is seamstress 40 married
Fanny 10, Lewis 8, John 5, Robert 2 all bn Lpool.

Tina

Thanks Tina,
Nice to see you are still around the boards helping people.... it has been a while since I was last here.... progressing slowly...

Glenn

Hi

It wasnt compulsory till 1872 to register births, so they may not have been registered. I know from experience that the fiche for some of the St Catherine's birth indexes are extremely hard to read, so they may have been registered but the transcriber has not been able to make out the entries.

Thanks Glenn for remembering me
Here's the link to Lancs OPC
Lots of Angus/Angas which I hope will be of help!
Cheers me dear
Tina
http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/Search/indexp.html

Kathy - That would be just my luck.... that is a shame, pity they couldn't send them to me and I'd certainly give them a try

Glenn

Katie wrote:Hi

It wasnt compulsory till 1872 to register births, so they may not have been registered. I know from experience that the fiche for some of the St Catherine's birth indexes are extremely hard to read, so they may have been registered but the transcriber has not been able to make out the entries.

For anybody else who doesn't have the link - http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/

Sadly Katie's correct, often when it was a choice between feeding the family and registering the child, guess which won, especially if the registrar could be avoided and it was his responsibility in those early days to make a note of the newborn children rather than the parents.

If you wanted to scroll through the registers for yourself, and also those for St Peter's baptisms, you should be able to order the microfilm to view at your nearest LDS centre, check http://www.familysearch.org/eng/library ... et_fhc.asp to find it.