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i would dearly welcome some help on this one...jane milburn born 1828 wolsingham.Durham...mother:mary milburn (single women)..does anyone live in durham who wouldnt mind going to check these details out for me.as i was thinking that there may-be some footnotes attatched to this info (as sometimes there was)...thank you

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Mary Milburn
name:
Jane Milburn
gender:
Female
baptism/christening date:
22 Jan 1828
baptism/christening place:
Wolsingham, Durham, England
mother's name:
Mary Milburn
indexing project (batch) number:
C01986-0
system origin:
England-ODM
source film number:
1514540

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Baptism does show:-

Baptisms Weardale Jane Milburn 1828 Wolsingham

.........so maybe worth it?

County Durham
Place Wolsingham
Church St Mary and St Stephen
RegisterNumber 992
DateOfBirth
BaptismDate 22 Jan 1828
Forename Jane
Sex F
FatherForename
MotherForename Mary
FatherSurname
MotherSurname MILBURN
Abode Wolsingham
FatherOccupation
Notes Mother a single woman
FileNumber 27505

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No need to buy credits - the images are free to view on FamilySearch.

Here's a link to the actual baptism entry:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-12330-227300-58?cc=1309819&wc=MMRX-YXR:n1811159156

Unfortunately there's no additional info.

This record was in the England, Diocese of Durham Bishops' Transcripts ca., 1700-1900 collection. There's no index but doesn't take long to work out how to get to the required record.

Hi all..Thanks....

marie celeste....i think it says daughter of Alice....am i right

You can go to the FS catalog and search for film # 1514540 - they cover the Wolsingham parish records, so Barb's post is a transcription of the original record, not the backup copy for the bishop, and it apparently says Mary. Once I know this, I can make out the Ma_ easy enough - compare with the M in Milburn - the _ry are there, too, but very faint.

Yes mgnv, it is most definitely Mary. I can see how at first glance it could look like Alice.