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|    mid 20C, E&W - mother's occupation on bi    |
|    10 Jan 22 23:34:35    |
      From: myths@ic24.net              When might mother's occupation appear on a full birth certificate in       England in the years between WW2 and 1984?              In thje last few years, I have come across three GRO birth       certificates from London registration districts where the mother was       the informant and no father was named.              It's not always possible to be sure of what's in an image in a       television programme, but in each case there seemed to be, after the       mother's name, an occupation and an address - presumably place of work       since it differed from the residential address in her entry as       informant.              How normal was it to include cccupation of the mother if she was the       only parent listed?              How common was it for any parent's details to include a place of work       as well as an occupation?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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