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Dines
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Crista | Report | 4 Apr 2004 07:41 |
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Hi Mark, You best bet is to order your grandfather's birth certificate to get his parents names and then, with a little bit of luck, you might find them on the 1901 census with more family members. You can look for certificate references here. www.1837online(.)com Crista |
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Mark | Report | 4 Apr 2004 05:11 |
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My name is mark Dines and im trying to find any familly links to me as i do not have any knowledge on my dads side at all apart from his father and his brother and would love to find out more. I was born in Barking in Essex But my Grandad comes from Grays but my dad was born in Whitechapple in East London |
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