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Poole,dorset look up please
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Heather | Report | 20 Oct 2005 21:48 |
Likely relatives? The father is a butcher: View Record Charles F Hazard abt 1859 Temple Combe, Somerset, England Son Abbas Combe Somerset View Record Fanny Hazard abt 1849 Henshroy, Somerset, England Daughter Abbas Combe Somerset View Record George Hazard abt 1809 Temple Combe, Somerset, England Head Abbas Combe Somerset View Record James Hazard abt 1852 Temple Combe, Somerset, England Son Abbas Combe Somerset View Record John Hazard abt 1845 Temple Combe, Somerset, England Son Abbas Combe Somerset View Record Katurah Hazard abt 1813 Horsington, Somerset, England Wife Abbas Combe Somerset View Record Keturah Hazard abt 1857 Temple Combe, Somerset, England Daughter Abbas Combe Somerset View Record Martha Hazard abt 1854 Temple Combe, Somerset, England Daughter Abbas Combe Somerset View Record Selina Hazard abt 1843 Abbas Combe, Somerset, England Daughter Abbas Combe Somerset View Record Stephen Hazard abt 1847 Henstridge, Somerset, England Son Abbas Combe Somerset View Record Alfred Hazzard abt 1843 Temple Combe, Somerset, England Visitor Abbas Combe Somerset |
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Heather | Report | 20 Oct 2005 21:49 |
A very minor one! You must get ancestry sub! Check out the spelling of the addresses, Temple Combe in one of them is a beauty: Lemplecaube In one of the census your family is actually spelt different ways on one page - did you not notice? We are talking a very long time ago when many people on the census we look at dont even know how to spell their names. Believe me, yours is a very minor difference. Ive had Horstead spelt Horstus, Hosted, Hastead, Horsehead - so count yourself lucky just to lose one z! Bed now, good night. |
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Sue | Report | 20 Oct 2005 21:57 |
Did think about ancestry,but there are so many out there didnt know which one to go with?Didnt know which one was the best value? Anyway will take all you have given me tonight and try and put it in some sort of order,thanks for your time. sue |
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Heather | Report | 20 Oct 2005 21:59 |
The only one to go with is ancestry - there is nothing to compare with it and at only £56 a year it is an absolute bargain - 24/7 coverage, all the images, plus lots more. If you get it you will soon learn that you are fortunate just to get a mistranscription of one letter! The enumerators collected the data (as heard, much of the time), returned the forms to the office and then someone else collated and rewrote them - hence so many mistranscriptions. Then modern transcribers type them out and you get more mistranscriptions! |
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Sue | Report | 20 Oct 2005 22:06 |
i didnt realize it was that cheap.Thats something i will definatly look at getting,As trying to find various members of the family are proving a bit tricky.you start off with one name and end up somewhere else.I can see how it takes people years to trace thier family trees. |
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Heather | Report | 20 Oct 2005 23:25 |
If you sign up to the Lost Cousins website (free) you can get 20% off an ancestry sub at the moment. The other good site at about a fiver for 50 look ups is familyrelatives.org You can put in a name and a time span and bring up every match from 1866-1920 for births, marriages and deaths. I guess you must already know about familysearch.org which is free? and freebmd which is not complete but is free and did have your gran and grandads births. |