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Snapshot of a Workhouse in 1901
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Inmates listed in Guildford Workhouse on the census of 1901 Once every 10 years, the census records give us a window into the ages and o...
My McKinnon Family
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When I started to research the McKinnon side of my family in 1999, the easiest way to access information about them was a set of CDs of th...
The Sad Tale of the Paupers Nobody Wanted : Proving the right of a British Citizen
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In recent years, recent days even, we have heard people in this country denouncing refugees crossing from France because, “the British Tax...
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Prisoner in Wandsworth in 1873
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I have been taking advantage of the free Lockdown Downloads from Discovery/national archives to browse two albums of Prisoner detai...
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Jean Baptiste Debret: the man who painted slaves
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In 1807 during the Peninsular War when Napoleon’s troops invaded Iberia, King João VI of Portugal fled his country taking his entire c...
Where there's a Will #Genealogy
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For many years, my great great grandmother Sarah Ann PETT was a brick wall in following my family tree. Apart from her marriage to John ...
She would like to know her birthday ~British Home Children #Canada
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We know very little about the girls who arrived at the Guthrie Home in London, Ontario before it closed in 1893. But the records of the Ins...
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Shandon Hydro - A Scottish Gem
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In 1833, Robert Napier, a Scottish marine engineer and shipbuilder bought land on the edge of the Gareloch at West Shandon to buil...
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The disappearance of Mabel Love #Edwardian actress #wwwblogs
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Mabel Love, a beautiful child star from a theatrical dynasty, caused consternation in 1889 when she suddenly disappeared in the ...
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