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Marjory May Howard birth Halifax, Halifax County on May 7, 1921
Female Birth Registration: Year: 1921 number: 40800518
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Registered No. 40800518
PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF BIRTH
1. PLACE OF BIRTH
County of Halifax
City, Town or Village Halifax
2. FULL NAME OF CHILD Howard, Marjory May
3. Sex of child
Female
4. Twin, triplet or other?
5. Was the child born alive?
Yes
6. Legitimate?
Yes
7. Date of Birth
May 7, 1921
FATHER
8. Full Name John Howard
9. Residence 92 Duncan St.
10. Racial Origin English | 11. Age at last birthday 25
12. Birthplace Manchester, England
13. Occupation: —
(a) Trade or profession core maker
(b) Business in which employed Camp Hill Hosp.
MOTHER
14. Full Maiden Name Gertrude Courage
15. Residence 92 Duncan St.
16. Racial Origin English | 17. Age at last birthday 20
18. Birthplace Newfoundland
19. Number of children of this mother (including this child)
Living 1 Dead Stillborn
20. Occupation, if other than household duties
21. Name and Post Office address of Informant 92Duncan St.
22. Name of Doctor, nurse or other person in attendance at birth Joe MacIntosh M.D
I certify the foregoing to be true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 18 May 1921
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Note: Father's occupation is unclear. It looks like it could be "grave maker", but the first letter looks more like his "C's" (see "Camp" and "Courage") than his "G's" (see "Gertrude")