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Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday – 8th March 2012 – photo of Gladys Anderson and Grace Violet Moden as bridesmaids in 1925. Continue reading
Posted in Moden, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged 1925, bridesmaids, Gladys Anderson, Grace Violet Moden, marriage, meme, wedding, wordless wednesday
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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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Family x2 x2 x2 x2 and so on…
I like to think that I can pop back many generations on both sides of my tree and name all the surnames that I’ve been able to ‘collect’ – apart from those where there’s illegitimacy. I’m going to type out … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridgeshire, Family Tree, Fenland, Genealogy
Tagged ancestors, baseborn, bastard, challenge, family names, generations, illegitimacy, illegitimate, marriage, maternal, names, paternal, spurious, surnames
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