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Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister
Dear John Thank you for the information. I am not aware that Loveday followed such a practice. Dudley Road Maternity hospital should be congratulated for following such a process. It is what ALL hospitals at the time should have adopted. I know reading other posts many families are having to... -
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Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister
Information passed to me: stillborn were placed in Warstone Lane – Birmingham’s Hidden Catacombs. Question: is this true? if so are there records of this. Shaun-C -
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Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister
Thank you for your time. Shaun-C -
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Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister
Lyn I do have the stillborn register copy. My mother was Methodist and my father was a Catholic but not in anyway a practising one. Thank you -
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Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister
Astoness Thank you so much for the kind offer. My sister name was Jacqueline Susan Cunningham. That is the name my mother gave her but it does not appear on the stillborn certification. I can only image Jacqueline was laid to rest under the name 'Cunningham' My parents name were Robert... -
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Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister
Rosie, thank you, I do hope so. Shaun -
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Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister
Looking for some advise. Trying to trace my sister ( Jacqueline ) who was born at Loveday Hospital on the 25th October 1947. Sadly she was stillborn. I have her stillborn record, date and time of her birth and even her weight at birth. Contacted Birmingham Council who said there is no record of...