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Thanks Chris but I've already checked other trees on here and I have details ftrom bathbmd too. Also have Edward's Christening. I also know Edward's ancestors.

From my searches on here and Ancestry, some people have different Weeks families mixed up! Hence why I have all of Edward Weeks family BDM's.

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Chris :)

http://www.bathbmd.org.uk/index.php

(if any help with anything!)

http://www.freereg.org.uk/

(above for Somerset, has an Edward weeks 1879 Wells Baptism, if him)

Does anyone recognize these names & addresses on various Certificates I have for relatives of my late mother-in-law's Weeks family. She was born 1916 in Bath.

Her Father Was Edward Weeks born 1879.

Her Aunts & Uncles - Not all were born in Bath or Bristol.

Tom (not Thomas) Weeks Born 1883. I have BDM Certificates.
Reuben Weeks. Born 1884. I have BDM Certificates
Walter Weeks Born 1886. I have BDM Certificates
Robert Weeks Born 1887. I have B & D Certificates
Willie Weeks Born 1889 Died 1890.
Willie Weeks Born 1890. I have BDM Certificates
Ernest James Weeks Born 1891. I have BDM Certificates
Frances Elizabeth Weeks Born 1893. I have B & D Certificates
George Herbert Weeks Born 1894. I have BDM Certificates
Sarah Jane Weeks Born 1895. I have BDM Certificates
Edmund Samuel Weeks aka SAM Born 1898. I have BDM Certificates

I also have a lot of info on their descendants and a few of the addresses below relate to them.

8 Hillmead Road, Bath,

23 Broomfield Drive Bath.

Kingsley House, Upper Oldfield Park, Bath.

90 Highland Road Tiverton

15 Dartmouth Ave, South Twerton, Somerset



27 St. Werberghs Park, Bristol

54 Windsor Terrace, Totterdown, Bristol

47 Egerton Road Bristol

163 Abbey Road, Westbury on Trym.

24 Montreal Ave, Horfield

67 Upper Sandhurst Rd Brislington.

27 Maidstone Street, Bedminster Bristol

Anchor House, Anchor Road Kingswood

48 Grange Avenue, Hanham, Bristol

They are working their way through the GRO death index, and are opening the 1939 if they are confident they've a good match.

My father's, who died 2006, has been opened, & only I would have been likely to have requested it. My mother died 3 years earlier; the last time I'd looked it was still closed.
It's probably easier to match males as they are less likely to have changed to, or taken, a different surname.

I don't know that they will alter the information.

I was quite shocked to see my late mother-in-law's brother's DOB revealed as he only died in 2006, yet mother-in--law's is not available to view (she died over 20 years ago) .but I knew her and her siblings DOB's anyway.

Regarding the DOB's, I presume they were taken from details submitted from Death Registrations, and we know that they are not to be relied on..

It would be interesting to know just how many other people have found errors on the 1939 Registration?

I think they might be swamped with corrections.

Just proves you need the Birth Certificates!

Once they've reviewed the corrections you submitted, they ought to be altered. At least, that's what they say should happen!

Anyone else tracing the Weeks family -originated from Somerset.
Some lived in Bath, Bristol and surounding areas.

Just be aware that I've found a lot of DOB errors and incorrect first names and one was recordered as Wicks!

My late mother-in-law was a Weeks and I'm referring to her grandfather, aunts and uncles on the 1939 Registers that have the errors.

:-(