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Hello
Iam trying to find the fathers name of Fredrick Blinco who married Margaret Dryden in 1925 in Cumbria
Thank you for your help
Pauline

This is the third thread about the same thing.

Anyone interested will want to read the other two this week, at Trying to Find:

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=993360

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=993362

Pauline, did you just not like the advice so many other people gave you already?

His birth cert will tell you his mother's name also

Name: Frederick Charles Blinco
Year of Registration: 1904
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
District: Whitehaven
County: Cumbria, Cumberland
Volume: 10b
Page: 733

Reg

Hey, Ive done all this before today!!! You have to buy certificates to verify any info. Oh dear, I have had quite a miserable day today when I was so busy too. Nite Kath and guys, my eyes are aching. Oh this is what I left on the other Blinco thread earlier today.



If you buy that marriage cert you will have it! £7 from GRO online.
You have probably seen it on free bmd - where you can look free for births, deaths and marriage refs but here is the reference that you need to buy the cert:

: Frederick C Blinco
Year of Registration: 1925
Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec
Spouse's Surname: Dryden
District: Whitehaven
County: Cumbria, Cumberland
Volume: 10b
Page: 1179

and POSSIBLY his birth cert (Blinco is an amazingly common name in that area) - if you get the marriage cert first to check his age and fathers first name and then you can buy the birth cert to get his mothers full maiden name.

Frederick Charles Blinco
Year of Registration: 1904
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
District: Whitehaven
County: Cumbria, Cumberland
Volume: 10b
Page: 733

I give up.............

I didn't know there was another thread......... we have to assume that Pauline doesn't bother to read her replies, I guess.

Noted for future reference!

Reg

Nite Reg, this is the third one today that Ive worked on thats been duplicated or triplicated.

Im off to bed.

God bless xxx

Nah, Reg, Pauline carried one of those threads on at great length, with effusive thanks (which of course I would be paranoid if I thought were a backdoor way of snubbing the person who pointed out that two sets of people were working on her little problem, in two threads posted minutes apart, while she sat back and waited for the work to be done ...).

Good lord, Heather, there was yet ANOTHER thread??

Yup, today, Trying to Find:

http://genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=994604

and Pauline doesn't seem to have acknowledged your reply. I guess if nobody will tell her what she wants to know, it's not worth noticing.


The two I was referring to were from the 13th ... in the second of which, the VERY FIRST POST, from Seaham Lass, said:

"But the only marriage that I can find for Blinco to Dryden is in 1925
Frederick C Blinco = Margaret C Dryden"


I guess if you post one on Tips and one on Trying to Find, it's okay. Or maybe nobody will notice. Oh look, it worked.

Time wasters.

Sorry everyone i am new to this and hadent realised all the messages had been posted
Imthought the I hadent done the first couple correctly because Idident see it on the board
Hadent ment to waste anyones time Do read the replies but with being a nurse on night shift cant always get back right away
Thanks again

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