Whilst adding to Family Tree I came across a National Identification number for an ancestor b 1632
Link to page https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4LK-CZ9
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@Pamela Sullivan_1
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Pamela
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Regarding ...
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James DEMPERSTON ... [ K4LK-CZ9 ]
Birth, February 1632 & Christening 17 February 1632, Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland - Deceased
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Just surmising here ...
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That is a very OLD record pre.2012 in "New.FamilySearch" or beyond ...
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Take a look at the "Notes"
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.That indicates that his record was also 'concocted' from, a PAF File; and/or, even, a GEDCOM File.
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As such ...
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As that "National Identification" record is also a pre.2012 in "New.FamilySearch" or beyond ...
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.Perhaps that 'reference' to a "National Identification" of "J7042" is ... is ALSO something to do with a PAF File or some other personal "Genealogical" database ... rather than actually a "National Identification" number.
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And ...
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Way 'out of left field' here ...
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What about a "Admiralty" (ie. Naval) service number?
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Just some thoughts ...
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Brett
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Thanks Anne but the person in question was born 1632 ,the link you posted is a modern day idea and I do not think anything to do with what has been added into family search by a member .
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Ah, didn't catch that. Sorry! Perhaps someone in the @Scotland Genealogy Research group could answer this question?
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I did message the originator of the posting so will wait to see if he gets back to me .
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Thanks for your input Brett I shall go check it out
Regards Pam
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Certainly there was no official identity number at that date! It's likely to be a number for the record in another database, possibly another website or the contributors software package.
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Thanks for your input John ,the originator has not replied yet if & when he/she does I'll update this post
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