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Member Since: January 2005 Posts: 1,990 Send Message	Kate	Report	17 May 2009 16:42
	I've been doing a bit more transcribing in the last couple of weeks and I'm about half way through St. Helen's Church in Waddington (used to be in Yorkshire, but now it's in Lancashire). I've put the names I've got on my webpage - if you go to the home page http://katesfamilytree.wetpaint.com/ then click on Clitheroe Gravestones Directory on the menu down the side, it will list the subpages underneath. St. Helen's is at the end of the list. Some of the names I've got include the Parkers of Mearley Hall and Browsholme Hall.

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