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Member Since: February 2007 Posts: 4,614 Send Message	Mary	Report	24 Aug 2011 20:26
	Could this be John W Benson J/A/S 1943 mum nee Wood born Hackney Greater London.. So another London connection maybe. It is written by hand at the bottom of the page and it says See D'46 whatever that means. Even if someone wanted to order this birth I don't think it would be possible with that info. Maryb.
	Researching: Farrar, Jessop, Ward, Booth, Wragg, Walsh.
Member Since: August 2005 Posts: 59 Send Message	Hilary	Report	25 Aug 2011 07:57
Member Since: August 2005 Posts: 59 Send Message	thank you ,i believe this is him. where did you find this information?
Member Since: December 2005 Posts: 14,723 Send Message	Kay????	Report	25 Aug 2011 08:21
	His birth entry in the public searchable GRO birth index shows in both surnames Wood and Benson,as parents wasnt married at the time of registration,on proof of marriage any future applied for certificates would be written out as normal with---"formally"...... Looks like London could play a part with Eva.
Member Since: February 2007 Posts: 4,614 Send Message	Mary	Report	25 Aug 2011 11:23
	Hi Hilary I found it on Ancestry.co.uk Maryb.
	Researching: Farrar, Jessop, Ward, Booth, Wragg, Walsh.

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