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Now have all 8 birth certs of my 8 great grandparents.

benny1982

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I have 13 birth certs of my 16 great, great grandparents and until the last few days only had 4 birth certs of great grandparents. Now I have the whole lot.

George Stock born 24 November 1879, Leigh, Essex
Helen Edgington born 17 July 1895, Oxford, Oxfordshire
Richard Titshall, born 31 August 1883, Letheringham, Suffolk
Olive Mary Taylor born 23 September 1887, Stambridge, Essex
George Musgrave born 18 March 1891, St Helen, Durham.
Catherine Isabella Coombs born 22 September 1889, Islington, London
William John Cornwell born 6 February 1901, Little Wakering, Essex.
Violet May Clift born 1 June 1899, White Notley, Essex.
 

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great work benny, i hope to be there one day!
as a matter of interest what do you do with your "confirmed" certificates?
I have got as far as laminating them once i have confirmed them, but i am at a loss as to how to store them for my children, for future reference.I thought of an album system but it does not seem to be protective enough, or am i being too fussy?
regards jackson.
 

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great work benny, i hope to be there one day!
as a matter of interest what do you do with your "confirmed" certificates?
I have got as far as laminating them once i have confirmed them, but i am at a loss as to how to store them for my children, for future reference.I thought of an album system but it does not seem to be protective enough, or am i being too fussy?
regards jackson.
I photo copied mine, and sent them to my daughters and nieces and nephews.
Up to them if they want to keep them.:eek: :2fun:
 

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great work benny, i hope to be there one day!
as a matter of interest what do you do with your "confirmed" certificates?
I have got as far as laminating them once i have confirmed them, but i am at a loss as to how to store them for my children, for future reference.I thought of an album system but it does not seem to be protective enough, or am i being too fussy?
regards jackson.
Unfortunately by laminating them you have hastened their demise.

However as long as they are modern copies of certificates there is no real damage done.

Instead of laminating encapsulate in Mylar or similar. Encapsulation seals the artefact in an envelope but does not glue the artefact to the envelope allowing it to be removed if required.
Cheers
Guy
 

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Unfortunately by laminating them you have hastened their demise.

However as long as they are modern copies of certificates there is no real damage done.

Instead of laminating encapsulate in Mylar or similar. Encapsulation seals the artefact in an envelope but does not glue the artefact to the envelope allowing it to be removed if required.
Cheers
Guy
Thanks Guy did not realise that, might have to reorder the ones i have done.
regards Jackson.
 

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I would never laminate mine.

I am pleased that I have completed the set and have all DOBs of all 8 great grandparents. As they were born across the country it is good. Durham, London, Suffolk, Oxfordshire, Essex. Diverse.
 

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Also I have compiled a home use book on them with images of their birth certs and their marriages. I have also added a map of England highlighting the places throughout the country they were born in.
 

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