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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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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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England & Wales Maps 1896–1904 now on Ancestry

Posted on 22 December 2012 by Linda Elliott
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I thought Ancestry might give their subscribers a Christmas gift or two and this release is a useful addition to their genealogy offerings. Maps are essential to family historians, if you don’t know where your ancestors lived, was it a … Continue reading →

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Free Cassini Maps

Posted on 29 October 2012 by Linda Elliott
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Cassini Maps are offering a free map to those who live in the UK and who are happy to pay the post & packing charge of £3.49. You can choose which maps you would like and it will be either … Continue reading →

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Tithe & Enclosure Maps Online

Posted on 8 October 2012 by Linda Elliott
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The British Library has a good web page listing the Tithe Maps that can be viewed online for various counties. These maps aren’t part of the British Library website, but are hosted by the local archives themselves. Coverage of online … Continue reading →

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