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- 11 Dec 2020, 08:07
- Forum: Genealogy chat
- Topic: Find My Past - Suffolk Marriages, Mutford and Lothingland Registration District
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2138
Re: Find My Past - Suffolk Marriages, Mutford and Lothingland Registration District
I search online using the less is more method, by this I mean using the minimum amount of information to get a result such as Forename & Surname and possible date and only adding further information to cut down on the number of results returned. I seldom if ever fill in many search options. Chee...
- 05 Nov 2020, 06:43
- Forum: Military
- Topic: Images on FMP and ancestry
- Replies: 9
- Views: 4376
Re: Images on FMP and ancestry
I think the best way of adjusting images is to download them then use a program such as Photoshop to adjust them as required, rather than try to do things online. Others prefer online options.
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Guy
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Guy
- 04 Nov 2020, 06:30
- Forum: General research queries
- Topic: Notes in pedigrees
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2209
Re: Notes in pedigrees
The Regnal year gives the date (year) the action occurred. In your example 9 Henry IV. Means the ninth year of Henry IV's reign (calculated from when he became king.). i.e. 1407/8. Whether the date was in 1407 or 1408 would of course depend on whether it occurred before March 25 when the year change...
- 02 Nov 2020, 05:55
- Forum: Genealogy chat
- Topic: Visiting TNA
- Replies: 24
- Views: 10519
Re: Visiting TNA
I disagree, the TNA is not a museum it is an archive containing documents that some people need to access for work. By closing it they are denying people the chance to access the resources they require to work and should compensate those people, or at least the self-employed for any any all losses e...
- 26 Oct 2020, 07:24
- Forum: Genealogy chat
- Topic: Can you trust what organisations say?
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2257
Re: Can you trust what organisations say?
On the whole most organisations try to provide accurate information, but errors do occur. This is why family historians try to gather as many different original sources of information for the facts they use. This is one of the most difficult parts of family history. An example of this is a Parish Re...
- 24 Oct 2020, 07:55
- Forum: Genealogy chat
- Topic: Remarriage on Transportation to Australia
- Replies: 3
- Views: 2037
Re: Remarriage on Transportation to Australia
In answer to Greenland, no the wife would not be considered a bigamist, but her second marriage would be void, and the first husband could claim conjugal rights. In answer to Vallmo9, the 1604 Act is “II. Provided always, That this Act, nor any Thing therein contained, shall extend to any Person or ...
- 18 Oct 2020, 09:46
- Forum: General research queries
- Topic: Bastardy – Quarter Sessions
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3400
Re: Bastardy – Quarter Sessions
Bastardy proceedings and orders are worth following up, for instance more than one man may be liable to pay maintenance for a child http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~framland/history/par/BasEG1750.htm Not only may two men be liable to pay but a man and a woman may have joint liability http://freepages....
- 25 Sep 2020, 08:12
- Forum: DNA
- Topic: Etiquette for one-name groups
- Replies: 5
- Views: 4584
Re: Etiquette for one-name groups
Yes you could wait for him to find, cousins if you want or you could be proactive and search for those cousins yourself. You mention your father has researched your tree back to 1770 so you have a good start there to bring the family shown on the tree forward to the present day by developing the fam...
- 24 Sep 2020, 08:09
- Forum: General research queries
- Topic: Parish Register Burial
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2352
Re: Parish Register Burial
Yes uncertified meant the burial was not in wool, which is why the minister ran for the constable. There was £5 waiting to be collected, half for the person who reported the breach and half for the poor of the parish. By reporting the minister gained twice, Two pounds ten shillings for himself and t...
- 23 Sep 2020, 07:40
- Forum: Genealogy chat
- Topic: Visiting TNA
- Replies: 24
- Views: 10519
Re: Visiting TNA
Why? All bookings should be on a first come first served basis, if a person has to travel 200 miles or even more to visit the TNA why should they then be penalised more than someone who lives close by the TNA. They should be allowed to book for the next day if there are slots available meaning they ...