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Vera Bromage
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Vera | Report | 18 May 2003 16:28 |
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Penny The LDS site contains the Christenings/Baptisms and Marriages (some Deaths but not many) of all the names found on the Parish Records that have been copied by the church members themselves. It is part of their religion. The records are mainly pre 1837 but there are some later dates. If they have not copied the registers from the church where your Thomas was christened he will not show. As he was born in 1891 I estimate he married when he was about 20 - in 1911. To find this date you need to look at the Marriage Indexes as the census only goes to 1901. Messages next to names. They are in red - so click on where is says '4 messages'. As a rule, if your cursor changes to a hand when it passes over anything you have a link. Vera |
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