My 4x Great Grandfather James Battersby fought at the battle of Waterloo in 1815. While he was stationed there my 3x Great Grandfather William was born in 1815 and on census records is shown as a British Subject France. I have no idea where to obtain his birth certificate. My 4xGreat Grandfather was born in Amersham Buckinghamshire and my 2x Great Grandfather was born in Amersham. How can I find my 3x Great Grandfather's registration of birth?
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05-01-2006 7:18 PM #1Newcomer to Brit-Gen
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32nd Foot France
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05-01-2006 9:08 PM #2GeoffersGuest
There are two sets of indices that you can check, both can be found on the pay-per-view web-site 1837online - or may also be seen at the FRC in London and at many County Record Offices/Local Studies Libraries around the country.
Check
Indexes to Regimental Registers of Births 1761-1924
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Index to Army Chaplains' Returns of Births 1796-1880
If you find an entry, you can order a copy of the relevant certificate from the GRO.
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Thank you Geoffers for your suggestions. I have a subscription to 1837 online but I did not know where to look. I will get busy at once.
Cherie
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29-01-2006 9:17 PM #4GeoffersGuest
Just inc ase you can't find them; the records I mentioned are included in he Overseas records on 1837online
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