UK Relatives forum: General Chat about UK Genealogy
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| To keep the family and help threads on topic use this thread as a forum for general chat on UK related genealogy. Provided you don't use offensive language or bully each other feel free to express your opinions here. Carol |
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| Just wanted to pop in here and publicly thank Carol for all the help she's given me. For those of you on Ancestry it's now a huge fee to access Great Britain's record base. Having a 'local' source has been a tremendous boon in getting verifications. Ric “The pain I feel now is the happiness I had before. That's the deal.” C.S. Lewis |
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| Your welcome Ric, its been fun delving in your weeds rather than my own - you get bored with the same pool of muddy water after a while!! Carol |
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| On the notes posted.... any I think of I have been asking her personally as we have been 'talking' a lot. BUT DO NOT assume you know genealogy of other countries because you are proficient here in the USA data. Case in point is Carol's statement about Christenings. All my data was off because I has those dates instead of birth dates. It caused me to miss a few people and a whole line. Also don't be afraid of Jail records. Anyone who disagreed w/ Crown or Church of England policy could be jailed. They are GREAT records. And lastly there's the spelling. It is indeed phonetic even today. My Family are Brummy's. From here in the USA pronounced Birmingham, England...... My Family spells it Brumagen now. But Bromigan, Bromigham, Broomingham, Brumagem, Bromagen are also Kin. Ric “The pain I feel now is the happiness I had before. That's the deal.” C.S. Lewis |
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| Ric; do you have a sister named Mary Louise? |
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| Two sister's Steve. Neither is a Mary or a Louise. Brumagen was my Grandmother's name. Down in KY. “The pain I feel now is the happiness I had before. That's the deal.” C.S. Lewis |
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