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Kenneth Melvin Sears birth Springhill Junction, Cumberland County on October 24, 1922
Male Birth Registration: Year: 1922 number: 64100579
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Registered No. 64100579
PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF BIRTH
1. PLACE OF BIRTH
County of Cumberland
City, Town or Village Springhill Junction
2. FULL NAME OF CHILD Sears, Kenneth Melvin
3. Sex of child
Male
4. Twin, triplet or other?
5. Was the child born alive?
Yes
6. Legitimate?
Yes
7. Date of Birth
October 24, 1922
FATHER
8. Full Name William Douglas Sears
9. Residence Springhill Junction
10. Racial Origin Scottish | 11. Age at last birthday 45
12. Birthplace St. Martains, New Brunswick
13. Occupation: —
(a) Trade or profession Laborour
(b) Business in which employed Ashpitman
MOTHER
14. Full Maiden Name Elizabeth Lavina Canning
15. Residence Springhill Junction
16. Racial Origin Scottish | 17. Age at last birthday 42
18. Birthplace Diligent River
19. Number of children of this mother (including this child)
Living 13 Dead Stillborn
20. Occupation, if other than household duties
21. Name and Post Office address of Informant Mrs William Sears, Springhill Junction Springhill Junction
22. Name of Doctor, nurse or other person in attendance at birth Dr. Wardrope
I certify the foregoing to be true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 22 November 1922
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Note: Father born in St Martins, NB but was transcribed as written