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1901 census look up please
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Jen | Report | 11 Aug 2003 13:54 |
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i dont want anyone to waste there credits but can some one look for a charles masters in birmingham he would be about 22 i think living in the aston area all i keep getting is no person found |
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Jen | Report | 11 Aug 2003 14:52 |
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not sure may have lived in wolverhampton then moved back to aston i know he was living in aston in 1897 and then in 1911 what did you put in to get that cause i never even got that up thank you for taking the time to look |
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Sue in Sx | Report | 11 Aug 2003 16:19 |
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Sometimes its best to put as little info as possible in the search - ie just the name and an age give or take say 2 or 5 years. Some of mine dont come up at all if I try to put in a birthplace. Sue |
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Oz Mozz | Report | 11 Aug 2003 22:15 |
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You are SO right Susan! It seems sometimes the clearer you are about the info you put in, the less the 1901 site returns! I usually put in the surname and sex only! If it tells me the request is too long, I put in a Keyword. This usually works pretty well. Sonja |
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