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Surname Saturday: Dunham
The DUNHAM family of Witchford, Cambridgeshire is the subject of today’s Geneabloggers SURNAME SATURDAY meme. Continue reading
Posted in Cambridgeshire, Dunham, Foreman, Hawkins
Tagged 1841 Census, 1851 Census, Alice Dunham, Alice Foreman, Cambridgeshire, child mortality, Dunham, Foreman, Genealogy, Hawkins, infant mortality, Jane Dunham, Jane Hawkins, John Hawkins, Sarah Hawkins, St Andrew's Church, Surname Saturday, William Dunham, Witcham, Witchford
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WANTED: Dead Or Alive
Killing off your relatives is a crucial part of your work…. as a genealogist, not as a marauding tyrant. Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, Levitt, Skeel, Yarrow
Tagged ancestors, bride, census, death, Death Certificates, Elizabeth Skeel, Elizabeth Wright, Elizabeth Yarrow, elusive, family history, Genealogy, James Martin, John Crisp, John Levitt, killed, marriage, Mary Crisp, Mary Martin, Mary Tingey, Mary Watling, Mary Watlington, Matthew Watling, Matthew Watlington, missing, missing persons, mystery, relatives, research, Richard Skeel Livett, wanted, wedding, widow, zombie
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Surname Saturday: HALE
Continuing the Surname Saturday genealogy blogging meme by looking at the HALE family of Knotting and Potton, Bedfordshire. Continue reading
Posted in Bedfordshire, Fairy, Hale
Tagged Bathsheba Jennell, Bedfordshire, Charles II, Elizabeth Fairy, Elizabeth Hale, Elizabeth Truelove, Elizabeth Westcot, familytreeuk, geneabloggers, Genealogy, Giles Hale, Hale, James Gilbert, Jennell, John Hale, Knotting, Oliver Cromwell, Potton, St Margaret's Church, Surname Saturday, Thomas Hale, William Hale
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FREE: Family History guide and cd-rom with The Telegraph
Free Family History step-by-step guide and CD-rom inside every copy of The Telegraph on 19th and 20th February 2011. Continue reading
Posted in Events, News
Tagged free, freebie, Genealogy, guide, media, Monty Don, Olympia, press, The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph, The Telegraph, Tony Robinson, WDYTYA, Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine
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Surname Saturday: GIDDINGS
Surname Saturday – it’s the turn of the Giddings family from Fleet, Lincolnshire and later from March, Cambridgeshire. Continue reading
Posted in Cambridgeshire, Geneabloggers, Giddings, Little Downham
Tagged Addenbrookes, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Charles Lincoln, child labour, Daniel Watson Giddings, Elizabeth Giddings, Elizabeth Lincoln, First World War, fleet, Genealogy, giddings, illegitimacy, James Martin, lincolnshire, march, Potton, Providence Baptist Church, Rebecca Giddings, Rebecca Watson, Sarah Elizabeth Giddings, Sarah Elizabeth Martin, William Martin, WWI
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Surname Saturday: TRUELOVE
Surname Saturday theme : Truelove of Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire. Continue reading
Posted in Bedfordshire, Geneabloggers, Goodsole, Hale, Tailor, Truelove
Tagged Bedfordshire, Bishopsgate, Edward Truelove, Eleanor Goodsole, Elizabeth Truelove, Genealogy, Goodsole, Hale, Joan Pratt, John Truelove, Knotting, Leighton Buzzard, Potton, Surname Saturday, surnames, tailor, William Hale
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Littleport Society announce 2010-2011 meetings calendar
I’ve just received the Summer 2010 (Issue 77) of The Littleport Society magazine and with it came the calendar of their meetings at the Village Hall in Littleport from 7.30pm. They are as follows, but please note that you should … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridgeshire, Littleport
Tagged AGM, autogyros, Brian Jones, Cambridgeshire, cosmetics, Duxford, Genealogy, history, Iain Harvey, Janet Morris, Ken Wallace, Les Millgate, Littleport, Littleport Society, Michelle Bullivant, National Trust, poison, powder, presentations, RAF, Stephen Kelley, Susan Oosthuizen, talks, technology, Tony Kirby, Veronica Bennet, Victoria Street, Victorians, William Harrison, WWII
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Visiting the tree of knowledge
In May this year, I return to education. I’ve been toying with it for years but I finally sent off the paperwork (and cheque!), so I begin my way up the Undergraduate ladder. At the moment, my first module of … Continue reading
Posted in Family Tree, Genealogy
Tagged A173, degree, education, Family Tree, Genealogy, history, Open University
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