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Peterkinz | Report | 24 Jan 2007 00:35 |
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Ozi - I thought for Australians it was a chance to find what your ancestors were convicted of!! My gggrandfather was aquitted!! Peter |
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maggiewinchester | Report | 23 Jan 2007 23:04 |
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Great site - shame my GG granfather didn't move to London to become a Metropolitan policeman until the 1850's :o( maggie |
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Pat Kendrick | Report | 23 Jan 2007 22:55 |
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I was looking yesterday really interesting site. Pat |
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Peterkinz | Report | 23 Jan 2007 22:04 |
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This site is well worth a look if you have relatives in London from about 1680 to 1835. I have two relatives named as victims/witnesses rather than criminals - for example Thomas Gowing in 1817 is described as a baker and cornchandler with an address in Cuizons Mews, Chelseacommon. Invaluable in narrowing down his move from Suffolk to London, and nearly as good as a census entry...... Peter |
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