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Who Do You Think You Are? Live 2013
The dates for the seventh Who Do You Think You Are? Live genealogy show in London Olympia have been announced for 2013. Continue reading
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Tagged Else Churchill, Event, Genealogy, Lisa Louise Cook, London, Olympia London, WDYTYA, WDYTYAlive, WDYTYALive2013, Who Do You Think You Are? Live
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The Mystery of Elizabeth Yarrow’s Gravestone
Elizabeth Yarrow’s death spans two years. Her age at death spans 8 years. Two churches registers, and a gravestone all give conflicting and some corresponding information. What’s the real answer? Continue reading
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Tagged churchyard, Elizabeth Wright, Elizabeth Yarrow, error, gravestone, GRO.gov.uk, Little Thetford, London, mystery, St Pancras, Stretham, William Yarrow
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