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Member Since: February 2005 Posts: 112 Send Message	Ken2	Report	19 Mar 2012 16:08
	If he lived in the same srea for those years then perhaps a local history society, or your local library, may publish small booklets of local history interest. Just a thought.
	Researching: Barwick, Lancs Bucks & Berks; Craven, Lancs & Ches; Simpson and Dixon, Lancs & Yorks
Member Since: February 2004 Posts: 814 Send Message	Netty	Report	16 Mar 2012 09:37
	Not sure about publishing, but how wonderful to have it, information like this is so precious & hard to come by, something to treasure, i think. :-)
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 559 Send Message	WhiffingSiggs	Report	15 Mar 2012 09:28
	Are old diaries of interest in the world of genealoy? My girlfriend has one of her great grandfather, a brief account of his life 1864 to 1871 from the time of his marriage to being told by a doctor he had a 'heart affection'. He died in 1875. It recounts his transfer from 7th Hussars to 9th Lancers and taking command of them . About 20 sides is all, worth publishing?
	Researching: Siggs of Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex and West London, Wise of North Hampshire, Wiltshire and North London and Aubrey/Whiting of South Wales/Herefordshire.