I have done extensive research in the British Isles and I use
the Apr Qtr 1851 as the registered birth, it tells me at a glance
that 1) I can (need to) order the actual certificate and 2) reminds me
to look at the marriage and death fields to see where I’m at there.
Before 1837, registration was not required so the dates we find are
Baptismal dates, which generally speaking, we know that the birth
ocurred earlier.
Hope This Helps!!!
Gene Hutson
Norfolk, Nebraska
fish...@q.com
From: gen_quest
Sent: Friday, December 23, 2011 8:33 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] Quarter Dates
I would appreciate some guidance from those researching in England re quarter
dates. As an example, I have been entering in the birth field Mar Q 1841
which is the date when the birth was registered. I am wondering if others
enter Abt 1841 in the birth date field and make an event for the birth
registration.
Thanks
Christine
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