I couldn't find it either, which is why I wondered if it might help to get the reference for the register in which it appears, in case the name has been mistranscribed or omitted. If you know the reference for the register, then you could try doing a search around the right date on a common forename (eg John) in that piece, and then scroll through and see if you find the event in that register. However, if you don't have a subscription this could prove expensive. I was under the impression that all registers from RG4 had been digitised at The Genealogist/BMDregisters, but maybe some have been missed. Pauline On 11/01/2012 14:58, Nivard Ovington wrote: > Hi Pauline > > Thanks for yours > > Unfortunately the genealogist or BMDregisters (same Company) do not > list this event or at least I can't find it > > But thank you for the suggestion > > I will try and look further into the batches origin > > Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > > > > >> From the FamilySearch catalogue: >> >> Microfilm of original records at the London Public Record Office, >> London. >> Baptisms, 1707-1809, 1785-1796, 1811-1817, 1820-1836. >> RG-4 series nos. 4061a, 2454, 25a, 2455, and 2456 >> >> It may help to work out from the online TNA catalogue which of these >> registers the baptism would have appeared in, and then you should be >> able to find a digitised image of the entry in the non-conformist >> records at The Genealogist. The original entry may give parents not >> included for some reason at FamilySearch, or give a clue as to why >> parents were omitted. >> >> Pauline > > >