Birth Certificate correct or not?

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Member Since: November 2002 Posts: 1,844 Send Message	Margaret	Report	5 Jun 2004 18:16
	Another instance i looked up my marriage last year my surname had been spelt with a e on the end instead of t anyone looking for me in 100 years time wont have the right person. As to birth certificate my grandfathers his father was Henry James he was born in 1902 the 1901 census father is James Henry i know it is the right family as it has my grandfathers brothers on it Gets confusing does'nt it
	Researching: Bishop,Quint,Pope, Browning, Seager,Helsdown,Feaver, Webb ,Harrington,Goldsmith, Daw, London and Kent area
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 9 Send Message	Marilyn	Report	5 Jun 2004 17:48
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 9 Send Message	Any help would be appreciated. My fathers birth certificate shows his correct mother and father - but it shows an incorrect maiden name for the mother. The maiden name noted is the same as the woman who registered the birth. Do you think this is a mistake or could the woman who registered the birth be the mother? Hope that makes sense. Thanks for the help.