Reverend Sir, having found, from many instances, the difficulties and expence of coming at the certain knowledge of the places, where people have been born or register'd, whether in the parish registers, or the private ones of Dissenting congregations, it has been thought of important service to have such a general authentick register, as in the plan here inclosed from the Heralds Office; ...
College of Arms (Great Britain)
[London,
1747?]
"The plan" is 'A general registry of births, kept at the Heralds Office ..'.
Meant to be completed by the MS. signature of the sender and MS. date after "London".
ESTC
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