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Help on middle names

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Huia

Huia Report 7 Mar 2009 06:33

My gt grandfather was always called Edwin, but his b cert has him as Edward, so dont get too hung up on that difference.

Huia.

Becky

Becky Report 7 Mar 2009 11:34

So could the marriage cert of alice's marriage be wrong as she lists her father as Albert Edward Ellis?

I found the Albert edwin on Births says he was born albert edwin ellis 1979 poplar so it matches the census record.

Kate

Kate Report 7 Mar 2009 12:13

Quite possible, I think - I find Edward and Edwin get misheard and written down incorrectly quite often. Perhaps whoever gave the information mumbled or it was copied out with a mistake because someone else didn't hear properly?