This post was deleted by the author on 8 Feb 2012 3:14AM GMT

Hi, You are searching for information about your father George HAMILTON - B. 02/04/1906 in Nova Scotia.
What information are you searching for?
What is your source of information re the birth date/place?
What research have you already done?
Did George HAMILTON remain in Nova Scotia?
Where were your parents married ? - Registration of Marriage may show names of parents - including maiden name of the mother -
When? Where? did your father pass away?
Registration of Death - may show personal information as required at the time - and known to the informant.
Obituary if published - may show names and locations of other family members at the time.


Have you researched in Nova Scotia?
Is the birth date and place correct ?
Searching 1911 Census for Nova Scotia with the name and birthdate - finds 0 information.

Nova Scotia GenWeb - may prove helpful information.
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~canns/
Cheers, Stella

This post was deleted by the author on 6 Feb 2012 3:20PM GMT

Are you providing all the information you can on your father? Is there more info on the death record, for example? Is it a death certificate? If not the certificate, it would be a good thing to obtain.

A quick search of 1911 census, I found no George Hamilton's in Nova Scotia born Feb 1906. I did find a George Henault born in Feb 6th 1905 in Quebec. Can you provide any more info?

I apologize for taking so long to reply because i have,nt been feeling well. Your right i did not put down the information for what i am searching for. Just so were clear i was taken from my parents when i was three years old. So i do not know much. My father's birth date i learned from his death certificate which is 02/04/1906 and where he was born in halifax's Nova Scotia I learned this from relatives.With some relatives i never knew when they were telling me the truth,so i learned to take it with a grain of salt. I got my parents married infromation from my mothers baptismal papers. Beatrice Margaret,Hamilton (Born Harley on 05/16/1924 and George J, Hamilton Jr. Got married on 12/30/1948 in a St. Jose ship Church at 138 Waverly Place. I am not sure of my father's name. At the age of 21 i was put in contact with a relative and that was how i learned of my father George Louis, Hamilton. I am not so sure of George J, Hamilton Jr. I can't find the church. and i have been searching for a very long time.And the george J, Hamilton Jr i got from my mother,s baptismal papers.

He is buried at St, Charles cemetery Pinelawn, NY on 06/09/1969Funeral Director name is Walter B, Cooke, Bay Ridge, INC. My father died on 06/02/1969. It is definitely Hamilton because he has 12 kids under his social security number

YES! it is a Death Certificate.

My Father Died on June 2nd 1969 AT 12:33PM.
Upon his death he lived at 8817 Bay Parkway his age was 63 Birth date was 02/04/1906. He was widowed. He is buried at
St Charles Cemetery Pinelawn N. Y. Buried on 09/June/1969.

Here are four people researching Hamilton's of Colchester County Nova Scotia. Through researching a bit in Nova Scotia, this is a possible birth place of your father. After clicking on the link, scroll down till you find the four Hamilton names, and they all have email addresses you can use to contact them for further information. I found George's and Lewis' from Colchester County, but no 2/6/1906 birth record...but that doesn't mean he wasn't born then. There's always the possibility that the birth date you have is not correct. I've found three reasons for "mistakes" like that to happen during this time period. 1) WW1 and WW2 draft, and 2) immigration fudging, and 3) transcription/human memory error. That is IF your birth date is an error. I found a Lewis Kent Hamilton, son of George born January 26, 1909 (baptism could have been on 2/6??), in Cross Roads, Colchester Co, Nova Scotia, and recorded Feb 20th 1909.

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nscolche/namesak.html

Any idea what faith your parents may have been?

Of course I don't mean death record. A death certificate often has
1) Place of birth of the deceased.
2) Parents names of deceased.
3) Name of person filling out information on the deceased.

All that info is important.

Hi - Re Information -for Death Certificate.
Don't know if the terms - apply to every State/Province.

In our Province and others that I have researched:
When a person passes away - Information taken is for the

DEATH REGISTRATION:
This will show all personal information as required at the time - and known to the informant.

Name and Address of Deceased. Date and Place of Birth
Place of Death.
Names of Parents - including maiden name of the mother
Place of birth of the Parents.
Marital Status - Name of Spouse [ will show maiden name ]
Occupation. Industry. Time at Occupation- Last worked.
Name and Address of Informant. Relationship to Deceased.
Date Of Death. Some may show Cause of Death - or may be separate.
Burial or Cremation.
Name and Address of Funeral Home, Cemetery, Physician.
*Contacting the Funeral Home - may also prove helpful - they will have further information that does not appear in the Registration of Death - or the Obituary. [there may be concern re Privacy]

DEATH CERTIFICATE:
Here - the Death Certificate is :
BASIC INFORMATION - taken from the Registration.
Good for proof of the event - without disclosing personal information to those with no need to know.

In other areas this may not apply
Cheers, Stella