register of births

She'd checked the register of births, and the electoral rolls.

In 1820 he started the parish register of births, marriages and deaths.

The oldest register of births in Botnang dates back to 1558.

Social documents are records created by organizations, such as registers of births, tax records, and so on.

Births were initially registered with churches, who maintained registers of births.

The Matthews version is consistent with contemporary newspaper match reports and with the register of births.

National registers of births, marriages and deaths.

She also had a photocopy of the appropriate entry in the Wightford County register of births.

Until 2009, all registers of births, marriages and deaths were stored at the municipal civil registry offices regardless of their age.

He also kept a register of births, threatening parents with damna- tion if they failed to have their infants baptized when the dominee came.

These deal with forgery of registers of births, marriages and deaths, and with impersonation of a surety.

In England and Wales, the description "birth certificate" is commonly used to describe a copy of the relevant entry in a register of births.

It is styled "an Act for the better regulating and preserving registers of births," but the registration of births is altogether omitted from its provisions.

However, in the entry for his brother William in the Liverpool register of births his mother's maiden name is listed as Mary Kirk (died 1864).

Another change introduced under Henry VIII was the order that all parishes in England were to maintain a weekly register of births, deaths and marriages.

Because of his work, the Legislative Assembly granted Jews the right to erect a new synagogue and to keep registers of births, marriages and deaths within their community.

A land registry office was to be set up to record the grants and sales, and a civil register of births, deaths and marriages should be started, in addition to regular parish records.

Parish Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths date from 1569, the early originals being with the East Sussex County Archives in the County town of Lewes.

During 1653-1660 the registering of births, marriages and deaths was taken over by civil officers (confusingly called Parish Registers), but the registers were returned to the churches following the Restoration in 1660.

It maintains a register of births, deaths and movements of cattle to be used for animal health purposes; issues cattle passports; and records where individual cattle are, as well as operating a dedicated helpline.

In those years civil marriage and a civil register of births and deaths were introduced, divorce, and conversion from Christianity to Judaism were legalized, and even the freedom of having no religious affiliation was enacted.

Nothing contained in the Act 24 & 25 Vict c 95 in any manner altered or affected any power or authority given by this section to alter or amend any register of births, baptisms, marriages, deaths or burials.

Although one of the original settlers, Richard Jones (Berwyn), maintained a register of births, marriages and deaths for many years, most of these original records were lost in the great flood in the Chubut Valley in 1899.

If there was an infant who had not been requested to be adopted before, and now had someone interested in adopting them, their name and information would be directed to the Registrar General to cause the entry in the Registers of Births to be marked with the word "adopted."