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Genealogy in Great Britain and the islands.
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First name or occupation ?
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First name or occupation? Marriages Dec ¼ 1901 RILEY Doctor Burnley 8e 339 How unusual is it to be named Doctor? Anybody come across any other examples?
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Cadbury-Elkington family
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In a message dated 23/11/2009 23:02:13 GMT Standard Time, ...or have a look at the rate books in the archives at the Birmingham Central Library Thanks Hugh, I would love to be able to do that but due to illness I am now housebound and I also live quite a way away. The Elkington and Cadbury families were quite good friends and my... more »
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Beginner asking for advice
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Hi All I am a beginner in genealogy, having constructed my family tree over the last 18 months or so. The question I have is where do you finish on a particular branch of the tree, or do you just keep going. I already have some 3200 people in the tree, some so remotely related that it would take half a page to explain it!... more »
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1891 census lookup for Samuel Perry family in Woolwich.
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Would SKS who has access to the 1891 census other than Ancestry please look for the family of Samuel Perry, born 1840 in Dagenham, Essex? In both 1881 and 1901, they are living at 46 Albion Road, Woolwich, so I expected to find them there in 1891. According to the description of the enumeration district in 1891, this... more »
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Cartwright
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Hi, I am trying to find any information, birth, death, marriage on a Frederick Cartwright. Born 1906 died 1976. Cannot find any records anywhere. Any help or advice. Thanks
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Cadbury-Elkington family
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Hi, I am trying to identify two families who both seem to be living in the same address in 1850. The address is Calthorpe Street, Edgbaston. The first family is that of John Cadbury and his wife, Cadida, on the b ottom of the first page and then on the next page quite a large family. The Enumeration Number is '7' but I don't know... more »
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Child Migrants Trust
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We have come to the conclusion that the relative that we are seeking was probably involved in the mass migration of children exported to Commonwealth countries in the 1950s. This was to supply children to work as slaves on farms and in domestic situations. Siblings were by policy were split up. Many were told that... more »
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