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1911 Census now linked with Historic Maps

Posted on 26 April 2013 by Linda Elliott
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Ancestry have announced that the 1911 images that they have offered online for some time now have been replaced with images that have the previously hidden ‘Infirmity’ column disclosed. Good to have full access to all the 1911 census details. … Continue reading →

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London Poor Law Removal and Settlement Records 1828-1930

Posted on 24 April 2013 by Linda Elliott
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A few days ago I spoke about Ancestry adding to their UK collection without putting up a stand-alone advert box on their main page, they just add it under the What’s New page. Today I will talk about another new … Continue reading →

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London Overseer Returns 1863-1894

Posted on 21 April 2013 by Linda Elliott
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Ancestry.co.uk doesn’t seem to be announcing their new data releases with the normal trumpet fanfare and drum roll, so I was surprised to see that this set of valuable records for those with London ancestors was simply listed under this … Continue reading →

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Ancestry Reference Desk

Posted on 4 April 2013 by Linda Elliott
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I’ve just come across the blog for the Ancestry Library Edition, a post by the Ancestry Insider pointed me in that direction as the PDF’s from some of the RootsTech  presentations are online there. Whilst you don’t have an audio … Continue reading →

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Wiltshire Records now on Ancestry

Posted on 22 March 2013 by Linda Elliott
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Ancestry.co.uk has put online some interesting church records for Wiltshire. It’s been done without the usual fanfare and email out to bloggers, perhaps they are all too busy at RootsTech ! This is a mixed bag of records, the source … Continue reading →

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