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It appears that the Elizabeth born to John Avery Harrison and Sarah Wells was born 19 April 1868 This is confirmed by her GRO Recod 1868 a-j Islington vol 1B, page 244 MMN WELLS and her baptism at St Silas Church, Pentonville, Islington which records her date of birth and confirms her parents as Joh...

Possibly because Ancestry wanted exclusivity?

At first I was trying to date the photo to try and narrow down possibilities as the Family she obviously belonged to moved away from County Durham in the 1860s, and eventually settled in Hampshire in the 1880s. I spent all day yesterday researching and finally resolved the problem. I remembered a 19...

Thanks Vallmo9 From that I have managed to work out a tenuous timeline for C&H and C&T, using FMP Newspapers. The photographers involved are:- William Harry Horlington Robert Harrington Carling Henry Willowes Topham Carling and Horlington appear to have formed a partnership in 1887 as there ...

Hello Everyone I am trying to find out when the above Photographers operated in South Shields. I believe the Photographers were originally Carling and Horlington as I found a directory entry for them in 1890 at the above address, and the photo I have I believe is dated later than that. I have tried ...

https://www.durhamrecordsonline.com/ This is a very useful site for County Durham. It is not free so either it is an annual sub OR you can purchase credits to view records costing £1.50 a record. The price per record goes down according to the number of credits you buy. There is one Thomas Davison l...

Apologies Adrian I meant the all access sub! meekhcs wrote: ↑30 Jul 2023, 07:26 One should also be able to fully access the records with the full Ancestry sub unless they have changed the rules since my sub expired. Depends what you mean by "Full"... My "Full" membership is actua...

One should also be able to fully access the records with the full Ancestry sub unless they have changed the rules since my sub expired.

Could it be as simple as to be because of the train and tube strikes at the end of the month, and being a Friday?

Anything that reduces costs for Family Historians must be a good thing, even if dates are limited.