Can anyone translate this for me - its in relation to the Christening of a forebeare in Manchester Cathedral in 1827(but the diocese was not created until 1847).
In other, earlier, references to Christenings in the same family it refers to the Cathedral which I know was a simple parish church in the 14th century and then became a collegiate church before it became a Cathedral (and parish) church...
The spelling is not the ecclesiastical canon so is this a conflating of some sort of address?
This is off IGI : as the christening pre 1837 I cannot just order a cert in the hope that it will all come clear.
So any thoughts anyone, please.....
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Contact the County record office where the original register is held. If you give them the date, church and name they might be able to provide you with a transcription or you could buy a copy of the page from the original register. You can often get extra information this way, in the case of a christening the father's occupation or address.
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Thanks Irene will try that