Re: Re: Cyril & Phyllis Annear family

On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 11:15:47 +0100, "Don Moody"
<dpmoody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> enriched this group when s/he wrote:


"kaz" <kmabey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1185789736.014441.23900@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I am hoping someone can help me in finding any children of Cyril and
Phyllis Annear. They married in Redruth in 1939, sks already found
this for me.
I didnt know where to look to see if any children were born. I know
census is out.
Any help would be most appreicated.
Kind regards
Karen.

GO AWAY. This is a genealogy newsgroup and not a vehicle for finding
probably living persons for reasons unknown.

Looking for the descendents of a person IS genealogy.
I would assume the OP is looking for names and birth dates. That is
what genealogists do - or do yo labour under the misunderstanding that
genealogy is just about going BACK?


If you want to find living persons, do it in the proper way through
the proper agencies. It has been described many times, as you could
easily find out if you bothered to consult Google or the archives of
this ng.

To find the births all that is needed is a search of the BDM database.
What other agencies would be needed?

Don

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Bob.
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