I am trying to search for a Millicent Tratham or Wilhelmina Millicent Tratham who was thought to have been born in Newcastle upon Tyne about 1915. Also looking for any information regarding any other connected family members.

cannot find anything on births in England for either names or similar between 1910 & 1920 - do you have any further info?

Only information I have is that she was supposed to have been born on 20th Feb 1915 in Newcastle upon Tyne England. She was my mother but I cannot find her record either so am really baffled. If you can help would be great. Am really also looking for a brother of mine who was supposedly adopted whilst I was fostered. Located Triplet half sisters some years ago same mother but different father. Would love to find nephews and nieces etc or a brother !! If you can find anything would very much appreciate it. One other thought my sisters surname is spelt Trathen i think.
Many thanks Julia

is this "Trath*" a married name??????????

No becuase my sisters have a different father and they had mother's maiden name albiet spelt clightly differently. My sisters were born 25th April 1941 and were triplets Helena, Despana and Ernee. Their father was named on their birth certificates and he was Greek. They did pay him a surprise visit but of course he wasn't interested. Now there's a surprise !! We beleive my father was dutch as she named me Juliana and her name appears to now begin with Wilhelmina Millicent. I call myself Julia but she named me Juliana hence the reason for ua all thinking my father was Dutch although not named on my birth certificate. Does any of this help ??

TOOOOOOOO much of a coincidence

Marriages Jun 1935
Trathan Wilhelmina M
TO
McCormack James
REGISTERED Hammersmith
VAOLUME 1a
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Wow that is too much as you say. I'll need to check this out further. Many many thanks - will let you know how things go. Still can't understand whgy I can't find a record of her birth ??
Regards Julia

I've found, over the years, ANYTHING is possible - the cert will cost you £7 all in - GOT to be worth it!! Fingers crossed eh?