Genealogy Chat

I have the BC now and it gives both parents names, bonus, so my research can continue. Thankyou all again for your time and help.

Regards,

Kathryn

Good news!
Thanks for letting us know, Kathryn.

Hi all. Just an update. I was contacted today for payment to be made for the birth certificate. All paid for and I should receive the image via email within 10 days.

Thank you all again for your time and help.

Regards,

Kathryn

Hello, yes I understand the bit about the father's name of course but to have the mother's name would be helpful in my research. I have researched family way back to the 1600's and spend a lot of time building trees for people and also helping them. I'm on a mystery tour with my quest re George Alexander and I'm confident that the mystery will be solved no matter how long it takes me.

Thank you in any event for your input.

Regards,

Kathryn

Even if you could get the birth certificate ( bearing in mind the 100 year rule mentioned by Erica) it would give you the mothers name but may not give you the fathers name. Which would leave you still not able to prove the story.

Sorry, I know who the mother is of my grandfather. It's the mother of George Alexander Bryant that I wish to find out and I believe that my grandfather George Richard Bryant is his father. Perhaps I didn't make myself clear in my previous post.

I’m confused, why would knowing the mother of George Richard Bryant help you find the mother of his child?

Surely it would be unusual for the illegitimate child to have the Bryant surname, unless there was a later marriage. Which would mean you would know her name :-S

Hello all. Thank you again for all your time and input. I believe my grandfather George Richard Bryant was the father following a liaison with a young lady but have no idea who she is. I know it's a long shot but was hoping that the birth cert would at least reveal who his mother was. My grandfather would have still been married at that time. So if this is definitely the case re my grandfather then this George Alexander Bryant would be a half brother to my father George Ernest Bryant. I've not heard anything as yet apart from them acknowledging the application form and more details that I gave them in my accompanying email.

Kind regards,

Kathryn

Clarence Bryant
in the UK, British Army World War I Medal Rolls Index Cards, 1914-1920
Name Clarence Bryant
Military Date 1914-1920
Military Place England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, United Kingdom
Regiment or Corps 12th Lancers (The Prince of Wales's Royal)
Regimental Number L/8099


Clarence Bryant
in the UK, World War I Service Medal and Award Rolls, 1914-1920
Name Clarence Bryant
Military Year 1914-1920
Rank Private
Unit Corps of Hussars
Company WO 329
Regiment or Corps Corps of Lancers
Regiment Number 8099
Medal Awarded British War Medal and Victory Medal

Discharged 31/3/1919 "Surplus to Military Requirements"

Name CLARENCE BRYANT
Date of Birth 27 March 1917
Group Registration ID 1576467
SR District/Reg Area Ballymahon
Sex Male
Mother's Birth Surname CARROLL
Father Clarence Bryant, Soldier, 'Somewhere in France'

Posting just in case:

Clarence Bryant was a lance corporal in the 12th Lancers at marriage.
Bachelor, full age.
Address: Marlborough Barracks.
Father: James Bryant, labourer.

Bridget Carroll, spinster, full age.
Address: 12 Lansdowne Rd.
Father: Patrick Carroll, labourer, deceased.



SR District/Reg Area - Dublin South
Marriage of CLARENCE BRYANT and BRIDGET CARROLL
on 29 August 1916
Party 1 Name CLARENCE BRYANT
Party 2 Name BRIDGET CARROLL
Date of Event 29 August 1916
Group Registration ID 1735388
SR District/Reg Area Dublin South

Kathryn, Do you have an idea who the parents maybe? Only marriages in Dublin South from 1911-1925 are for Clarence Bryant a soldier and Bridget Carroll in 1916 and William Barrett and Elizabeth Killeen in 1914.

Hiya, I've sent an application form off now with as much detail as I can albeit not the parents details. I've explained all in the email attaching the form and will wait to see what happens.

Will keep you updated.

Thanks all for your help and time.

Regards,

Kathryn

I've just noticed that site says,

"Certificates are available for births registered in the:

Republic of Ireland from 1 January 1864 to present"

So apart from the parent's names problem, it seems you should be able to get one.

Will do, thank you ArgyllGran.

Regards,

Kathryn

If you knew the parents' names, you would be able to order the cert online here:

https://www2.hse.ie/services/births-deaths-and-marriages/order/birth-certificate/

However, that site also has a "Complaints/feedback" page;
https://www2.hse.ie/complaints-feedback/

Even though your query isn't either a complaint or a feedback, you could ask your question.
With the 100 year rule, you might have to wait until 2025 or 2026 to apply for the cert.
Of course, you still wouldn't know the parents' names - but no harm in asking them if there's any way to obtain the cert.

Contact irishgenealogy.ie as I suggested, ( mentioned by Erika earlier)bearing in mind what Erika said about the 100 year rule.

Hi all. I have the details of the birh as follows:-

George Alexander Bryant
Birth quarter Oct-Nov-Dec
Birth date 1925.
Birth place Dublin South, Ireland
Birth registration date Dec 1925
Birth registration place Ireland
Volume 2
Page 343
FHL Film Number 101229

Is there any way I can order a Certificate just with these details?

Thank you.

Kathryn

Strict regulations regarding 100-year disclosure..

If you look at the feedback option you will find the FAQ’s and the contact details - so you could ask them for advice.