1939 register

[garstonite]

Good Morning
Can anybody tell me if the 1939 Register included Jersey please ?
I have recently watched The Guernsey Potato Peel Pie Literary Society - a wonderful story of Guernsey during WW2.
In 1972 I went to live in Jersey and stayed in 7 Lempriere Street,St Helier ( it's still there ) Our Landlady was Mrs Fahy - she was a local girl in WW2 but she told us her husband was Irish - he was taken by the Germans to build fortitied exrensions to Jersey Castle and Mont Orguiel Castle not long after they married - She never ever seen him again .
This lady - a wonderful gentle woman - never had any children and never married again - so after watching the film about Guernsey it brought back memories of Mrs Fahy ...a very very sad story and a very unhappy life that she had - so now I am curious - what was her birth name - what was her husbands name - when did they marry ?
I am hoping the 1939 register may be a start for me to do a little research on this lovely lady who was very good to my wife and I .
thanks for reading :)

[Jill]

I've had a look Allan but it seems the register doesn't cover the Channel Islands.

[garstonite]

OK Thanks very much Jill - I will have to have a google and see what I can come up with ...xxxx cheers

[kiterunner]

The online 1939 Register only covers England and Wales.

[garstonite]

Thanks very much Kate - looks like a bit of searching for info on Jersey during WW2 ...cheers

[James18]

Does anyone know if there is any work being done to make the Scottish 1939 records be brought online? I wondered if anyone knew any news re ScotandsPeople, for example?

[kiterunner]

However, the German occupation registration cards for the Jersey residents in 1940 are online and searchable, but I can't find any matches for the name Fahy or Fahey:
https://catalogue.jerseyheritage.org/categories/german-occupation-registration-cards/

[Merry]

However, the German occupation registration cards for the Jersey residents in 1940 are online and searchable, but I can't find any matches for the name Fahy or Fahey:
https://catalogue.jerseyheritage.org/categories/german-occupation-registration-cards/

No, I couldn't find any either. Here are all the Fs:

https://www.theislandwiki.org/index.php/Occupation_registration_cards_for_families_beginni ng_F

Also, there are these people listed at the address you mentioned:

Doris Lucie de la Mare, 23 Nov 1910, 8 Jan 1941, 7, Lempriere Street, St Helier
Kenneth Walter Duquemin, 24 Oct 1900, 8 Jan 1941, 7, Lempriere Street, St Helier
Louisa Blanche Duquemin, 11 Sep 1901, 8 Jan 1941, 7, Lempriere Street, St Helier
AD *name removed*, 12 Dec 1924, 8 Jan 1941, 7 Lempriere Street, St Helier
BGE *name removed*, 4 Feb 1924, 11 Jan 1941, 7, Lempriere Street, St Helier

I think this is a probate entry, but I couldn't get the page to open (this is just the google index bit)

Helda Le Moignan, 7 Lempriere Street, St Helier - 28 February 1947

[kiterunner]

Merry, shouldn't you remove the names of the two with post-1918 dates of birth?

[Merry]

Oops, sorry, I didn't really read what I was posting!

[Kit]

My 5g grandma has the surname Fahey. It was transcribed as Teaghy. I wasted years of searching for her and then I was able to see the original and realised the error.

Not that it helped me. The parish registers for the place where she was born have been destroyed for a 30 odd year period so I can't go past her parents.