Partial good news then Bob I take it there were other details on the birth cert which confirmed this was indeed you man? Sadly there was no obligation to supply the names a person was registered with, in fact neither was it an obligation to supply any of the registered names, only the name by which they were known by although in most cases they were one and the same Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > Have done the usual the CWGC for WW1 casualties, WW1 records, and > passenger lists on Findmypast and checked out that marriages for all > Thomas William LEE's in Middlesex/London after 1911. Was there an > obligation at the time of marriage to provide the full names you were > registered with? > So any ideas of where to go from here folks? > > cheers > Bob in Brisbane

Nivard, Yes the certificate gave the home address it should have been + correct occupation for the father, so he's mine allright. I was thinking of applying gradually for the London/Midlesex marriages with a Thomas W LEE groom. There quite a few contenders but names of their children don't ring any bells regarding family forenames unfortunately. cheers Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nivard Ovington" <ovington1@sky.com> To: <middlesex_county_uk@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 25, 2010 4:54 AM Subject: Re: [MDX] Thomas William LEE was William Percy LEE andreferencechecking at the GRO > Partial good news then Bob > > I take it there were other details on the birth cert which confirmed this > was indeed you man? > > Sadly there was no obligation to supply the names a person was registered > with, in fact neither was it an obligation to supply any of the registered > names, only the name by which they were known by although in most cases > they were one and the same > > Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > > >> Have done the usual the CWGC for WW1 casualties, WW1 records, and >> passenger lists on Findmypast and checked out that marriages for all >> Thomas William LEE's in Middlesex/London after 1911. Was there an >> obligation at the time of marriage to provide the full names you were >> registered with? >> So any ideas of where to go from here folks? >> >> cheers >> Bob in Brisbane > > >