I am still trying to find the 3rd Child who died in my Newman Family. I have looked extensively on Free BMD and Family search. The St Catherine house records only go to 1900 here in Tasmania. I spent a couple of hours going through from March quarter of 1895 to December of 1900. And found no child that could match with a birth and Death other than Births of Alice May 1897 Frederick Ernest 1899 These two are from Free BMD. Lena Beatrice 1901 Gladys Nelson 1903 4 of the Newman children two of whom survived and two who died. Herbert, Doris Isaac. Dorothy and Lewis are accounted for. They either belong to other Newman Family members. With Doris Irene belonging to a Matthew Newman This leaves only Emma who has a death record (Information Below) And no Birth record. The Record from Free BMD is okay and very self explanatory. NEWMAN Emma 1 Morpeth 10b 291 She may not of had her birth registered. It is the place name on the Family.org that has me confused. Is the place real or another concoction of the Church of Latter Day Saints Below is from familysearch.org Emma Newman England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991 birth 1903 residence 1904 Hirst death 09 Mar 1904 burial 12 Mar 1904 Aidani, Apud Ashington, Novocastrensi Et Haguldastensi Any help would be appreciated as I do not want to send for another certificate and the person on the certificate not being my Family. And idea there any other site that I can search for BMD records for the time period of 1895 to 1911. I have access to ancestry. Thanks to all who can help. Kitty Cambridge Tasmania

Hi Sorry if I have not fully understood your message (it has been a long day :-)), but I think you are looking at more than one Newman couple having children? If so, have you eliminated the following entry on FreeBMD as possibly matching up to the burial entry you found? Clearly she could not have had the same mother as Gladys Nelson Newman, who was registered in the same quarter but in the Morpeth district. Births Jun 1903 NEWMAN Emmeline Tynemouth 10b 288 BTW, Ashington comes within the Morpeth registration district (click on the district name in the entry and follow the link), so although people did necessarily get buried in the same district/place as they died, in this case the two are consistent. Hirst (Emma's place of residence according to the familysearch index entry) is also in the Morpeth reg district. I would agree with Rosemary that it would be well worth your while to look through the church registers. The film number is 2046653. All the best, Ingrid On 3/02/2013, at 3:25 PM, Kitty Cusick wrote: > .... > This leaves only Emma who has a death record ...and no Birth record. > The record from Free BMD is okay and very self explanatory. > > NEWMAN Emma 1 Morpeth 10b 291 > .... > > Below is from familysearch.org > Emma Newman > England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991 birth 1903 > residence 1904 Hirst > death 09 Mar 1904 > burial 12 Mar 1904 Aidani, Apud Ashington, Novocastrensi Et Haguldastensi