Base Son in Parish records (General)
It means that the child was illegitimate. Base child is the term most commonly used, but sometimes the term "natural child" is also used.
In these days, "natural child" tends to mean something else, e.g. not adopted, but in older records it is synonymous with "base".
It is also not uncommon to see "single woman" entered into the mother's occupation column.
The father's surname is sometimes used as a middle name, and from time to time there will be a notation of whom the father is included in the record.
Complete thread:
- Curious to know the meaning of the term "base child"? -
rookancestrybest,
2009-12-29, 20:41
- Curious to know the meaning of the term "base child"? -
Akeene121,
2009-12-29, 20:48
- Curious to know the meaning of the term "base child"? - rookancestrybest, 2009-12-29, 21:04
- "base child" "base born" - prior notes -
slowhands,
2009-12-29, 22:59
- "base child" "base born" - prior notes -
kiwiceltic,
2010-01-03, 01:33
- "base child" "base born" - prior notes -
Ralph Cook,
2010-01-03, 07:30
- "base child" "base born" - prior notes - rookancestrybest, 2010-01-03, 21:30
- "base child" "base born" - prior notes -
Ralph Cook,
2010-01-03, 07:30
- Base Son in Parish records -
beav2012,
2012-12-03, 12:28
- Base Son in Parish records - m p griffiths, 2012-12-03, 12:30
- Base Son / Born in Parish records - slowhands, 2012-12-03, 12:30
- Base Son in Parish records -
mrsbruso,
2012-12-03, 12:33
- Base Son in Parish records -
beav2012,
2012-12-03, 12:40
- Base Son in Parish records -
slowhands,
2012-12-03, 12:42
- Base Son in Parish records - george, 2012-12-04, 11:48
- Base Son in Parish records -
slowhands,
2012-12-03, 12:42
- Base Son in Parish records -
beav2012,
2012-12-03, 12:40
- "base child" "base born" - prior notes -
kiwiceltic,
2010-01-03, 01:33
- Curious to know the meaning of the term "base child"? -
Akeene121,
2009-12-29, 20:48