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By Marge
04 February 2008 18:06
Could you please tell me how I replace a decaying 1920s wedding certificate?
By Yours magazine
The General Register Office holds a central copy of all registrations for England and Wales. Order a duplicate online at www.gro.gov.uk (provide the GRO index number from your original certificate) or call 0845 603 7788. Fees start from £7. Contact the Regiser Office in the locality of the event.
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robin1 says
Great stuff. I'm going to have to read it again to make sure I got it all. __________________________________ pass4sure mb7-839 | pass4sure mb7-841 | pass4sure mb7-842 | pass4sure mb7-843
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25 February 2011 10:19
Lori says
It helps if you have kept a diary or journal over the years as no matter how young you are you will surprise yourself how much you can forget until you read back what you wrote when that event, party, holiday, job, romance, whatever, actually happened. Photos also help jog the memory so dig out the old photo albums. It doesn't matter if you cant remember peoples names as its best not to use real names anyway. (people dont always remember things the way you do.) You dont have to write your life story in sequence. Start with a chapter on a part of it you'll enjoy writing about. That done go on to do another chapter about a different part of your life and continue to write these isolated chapters until you feel happy doing this. You will find this easier than trying to write the whole saga from start to finish in order. Its also not as exhausting. Once you have a good few chapters written you will find the book will fall into shape almost by itself and it will be easier then just to fill in any gaps if you want to. If you've done lots of unusual or exciting things in your life then you'll probably find it easier than you think to write your life story. If you havent or you feel life's been a bit too boring to interest anyone else then thats where your own personality, sense of humour and slant on life will give your book whats needed to bring it alive to the reader. Good Luck !
20 May 2009 00:24
moggie57 says
you can get a copy of it from the national archives at kew ..public record office..
15 June 2008 16:53
nadian says
Noticed the previous comment, not all offices do it whilst you wait. It depends on the size of the office and their work load. Call first to see what they do before going there.
22 May 2008 20:24
Contact the Register Office for the district you married in. You should be able to get a replacement certificate for £7.00. Applying to the General Registrar may incur additional postage costs. If you don't know the office for the area you married in, then call your local office who will be more than pleased to help!
22 May 2008 20:22
