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Manchester Maps Online Free

Posted on 3 January 2013 by Linda Elliott
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It’s the 4th day of the new year and at last MadAboutGenealogy has moved out of the cemetery !!! For those who haven’t caught up on my posts since the 1st January they have been about cemeteries and graveyards. Oh … Continue reading →

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Westminster Community History

Posted on 19 December 2012 by Linda Elliott
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The Westminster Archives website has a niche for Community History. The webpage says that it offers a chance to Explore the history of Westminster’s communities through our projects and exhibitions. So as I’ve never been one not to follow a … Continue reading →

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My Homes Past – House History

Posted on 4 December 2012 by Linda Elliott
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Came across this new website today, I always think that family history easily partners with house history and this website concerns itself with the latter. The idea is that “My Homes Past” provides a link between photos and memories that … Continue reading →

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Sun Fire Office documents

Posted on 28 November 2012 by Linda Elliott
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These documents can offer a peek into our ancestors lives and are a wonderful addition to your genealogy if one of your family names features in the database. There would be an outcry these days if a house was on … Continue reading →

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Dixon-Scott Photographic Collection

Posted on 11 September 2012 by Linda Elliott
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I am sure that some of you already know about the National Archives Labs website, but I didn’t and think that many of my readers also may have missed out on hearing about the Labs. The Labs are a test … Continue reading →

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