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Sybil Christena Marsh birth Sydney Mines, Cape Breton County on February 24, 1922
Female Birth Registration: Year: 1922 number: 65900860
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Registered No. 65900860
PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF BIRTH
1. PLACE OF BIRTH
County of Cape Breton
City, Town or Village Sydney Mines
2. FULL NAME OF CHILD Marsh, Sybil Christena
3. Sex of child
Female
4. Twin, triplet or other?
5. Was the child born alive?
Yes
6. Legitimate?
Yes
7. Date of Birth
February 24, 1922
FATHER
8. Full Name Edward L Marsh
9. Residence Sydney Mines
10. Racial Origin Canadian | 11. Age at last birthday 26
12. Birthplace Sydney Mines
13. Occupation: —
(a) Trade or profession Labour
(b) Business in which employed N.S. S & C Co
MOTHER
14. Full Maiden Name Milicent May Rothwell
15. Residence Sydney Mines
16. Racial Origin Canadian | 17. Age at last birthday 26
18. Birthplace Atlantic Ocean
19. Number of children of this mother (including this child)
Living 5 Dead Stillborn
20. Occupation, if other than household duties
21. Name and Post Office address of Informant Edward Marsh Sydney Mines
22. Name of Doctor, nurse or other person in attendance at birth Dr. L W Johnstone
I certify the foregoing to be true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 10 March 1922
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Note: Mother - left as Milicent as written but Millicent on marriage record. Fathers surname written Mash but I put Marsh because of daughters surname and his marriage record.