Lyncroft House

[helen.ellis11]

Hi - my mother Carol Diane Underhill gave birth to me on January 11th 1958 and we spent 6 weeks at Lynwood House until I was adopted. Sadly I have never seen her since but believe she may still be in Birmingham - or was until a few years ago. I know she married David Snape in the 1960’s.

 

[pjmburns]

The name in the title and the name in the post are not the same. Is it Lyncroft or Lynwood?

we have a thread for Lyncroft

K

Thread 'Lyncroft House, Handsworth Wood Road'

Apr 2, 2011

Looking for info about this young mother and baby home run by the Salvation Army. Any info of conditions, support given to mums or anything of any relevence really in late 1950s early 1960s.

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[Astoness]

there is a marriage record on ancestry for a carole D underhill to a david A snape birmingham july 1959


lyn

 

[helen.ellis11]

there is a marriage record on ancestry for a carole D underhill to a david A snape birmingham july 1959


lyn

Thank you
Are there any death records for them do you know or are they still alive?

 

[Astoness]

Thank you
Are there any death records for them do you know or are they still alive?

sorry nothing definate

 

[helen.ellis11]

sorry nothing definate

Definite? So are we thinking there might be? They may still be alive I guess. If so I may try and search again. Many thanks for your help.

 

[Astoness]

sorry nothing definate...have you thought about buying the 1959 marriage certificate it may give you some more info ? its a start

lyn

 

[helen.ellis11]

Thank you

 

[Alberta]

Helen, I have sent you some info by private message .

 

[Astoness]

for the sake of data protection and privacy i have deleted the last 3 posts which gives personal information and could relate to living persons...can members please contact helen via our private message system thank you

lyn

 

[williamjukes]

I'm not quite sure why the last 3 posts were deleted as the information on those posts is freely available for anyone to find.

Therefore wouldn't the marriage in 1964 (which names the bride) come under data protection.

William.

 

[Astoness]

I'm not quite sure why the last 3 posts were deleted as the information on those posts is freely available for anyone to find.

Therefore wouldn't the marriage in 1964 (which names the bride) come under data protection.

William.

quite agree william and i have edited that bit from my post...and yes info is readily available but to protect this forum we feel that certain information given on such a delicate subject is best relayed via our private messages rather than on open form...its always difficult especially as the person in question may not wish to be found

lyn