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I would really appreciate it if someone could possibly check 1939 register for me please.
Names would be Rosina and/or Patrick Shortt in Birmingham (yes, 2 T's!!). They are siblings, not a married couple, not sure if that matters.
Many thanks.
Jan

Do you know when either of them was born? Were they born in Birmingham?

Kath. x

Hi Kath.
Thanks for response.
This is for someone else, so my info is limited.
Rosina was born about 1918 in Ireland. She married in B'ham 1943, so might not even have been in England 1939, but thought it worth a go.
Nothing more is known about Patrick.

This is the only likely one I can see but in Durham NOT Birmingham:-

Nee Household (2 People)
58 Wellington Street , Felling U.D., Durham, England

FIRST NAME(S) LAST NAME(S) DOB SEX OCCUPATION MARITAL STATUS SCHEDULE SCHEDULE SUB NUMBER

Patrick Short (Shortt) 22 Nov 1914 Male Colliery Worker Below Heavy Worker Single 56 4
Mary A Nee 27 Sep 1909 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 56 1

No sign of a Rosina anywhere.

Kath. x

Is this Rosina's marriage? :-

First name(s) ROSINA
Last name SHORTT
Marriage quarter 4
Marriage year 1942
Registration month -
MarriageFinder™ ROSINA SHORTT married
ARTHUR R ROUGHTON
Spouse's last name ROUGHTON
District BIRMINGHAM
District number -
County Warwickshire
Country England
Volume 6D
Page 836

Kath. x

Thanks very much Kath. It was always a long shot!
Jan x

Sorry, crossed posts. Yes, that is correct, and I have them 1945. Please don't
investigate further Kath, as all info is known after this.
Jan x

This is the nearest name and date I can find for a birth in Ireland:-

First name(s) Rosaline
Last name Shortt
Registration year 1923
Registered quarter/year Jul - Sep 1923
Registration district Birr
Volume 3
Page 240
Mother's last name (original) -
County Offaly (King's), Tipperary
Country Ireland
Record set Irish Births 1864-1958
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Births & baptisms
Collections from Ireland

Kath. x

Thanks Kath. Just checked that out, but a death in Birr 1924 looks like it's ruled out. Never mind!