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coming here from Belguim early 1600's
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hooch | Report | 16 Sep 2006 10:27 |
Thank you both very much xxxxx im not 100% sure its gossip ive been listening to lmao but ya know what they say follow all leads even the daftest gossip can sometimes turn out to be true!!!!! lol (omg why cant I have nice easy rellies nah wouldnt swap em think theyre having a whale of a time watching me slowly drive myself nuts in the maze im in ;) ) luv angie xxxxxxx |
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Janet | Report | 16 Sep 2006 10:05 |
You could try the Huguenot Society as many people coming from the 'Low Countries' 1600/1700 were often Huguenots, and if you are able to key in to being a Huguenot, then there is a lot of information to be had through the Huguenot Society. Try googling 'Huguenot Society'. Janet |
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Unknown | Report | 15 Sep 2006 22:56 |
I very much doubt it, but you could try googling. The National Archives website only has ships' passengers lists from 1878. |
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hooch | Report | 15 Sep 2006 20:40 |
is there any where online I can search records for people coming from belgium into england/ pls thank you xxxx |