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Asking Google  "Does DuckDuckgo browser block Google Search Engine" it replies

Yes, the
DuckDuckGo browser defaults to its own private search engine and actively blocks Google trackers (and others) across the web, preventing them from collecting your data, but it doesn't literally "block" the Google website itself if you type in the URL; it just ensures your activity isn't tied to you, offering privacy features beyond just search. While DuckDuckGo's search engine doesn't use Google's results, its browser stops Google's trackers, making it a strong privacy tool against Google's data collection, as noted in these DuckDuckGo help pages and Quora discussions

Although the Err_connection message is a separate matter it is possibly connected to the blocking of Googles tracking algorithms

ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED error indicates that something is going wrong with the connection from your computer to the website, rather than with the website itself.

I was surprised by the earlier replies.  I searched for "fires wrong usb cable plug", and I suggest that you do the same.

I suggest that you read some of those articles - they refer to the dangers in using cheap knock off cables.
Try searching "can i use my usb charger to charge other devices" instead.

I can't believe that it doesn't say what it was supplied with on EVERY PLUG AND CABLE supplied with a device.  I always put a luggage tag on any USB cable and/or plug that I acquire, detailing what it came with, and reserve them for the original device.  I started doing that after discovering a cable I was using was too hot to touch, and started to melt before I found something to use to remove it.
Zaph

For some time now manufacturers have been reducing the equipment they supply with any device that requires USB charging to the extent that many now no longer even supply a cable let alone a charge plug. The argument is generally along the lines of "reducing" the amount of electrical waste in society (basically the same argument put forward in respect of one connector fits all).

Sorry I should have added that if you run the query mentioned before about finding orphans you can run the same procedure on them with the Diagram Options.

The difference between the two approaches is that the "Relationship to Root" method brings up "Orphans" and individuals not directly related to the Root Person while Orphans Query brings up only those orphan links.

I have a number of people in my database not related to me but who are related to others in the database and who are there as proof that I have the correct individual so are ones I want to keep, you may find some of those in your own files.

Yes! I can see that being the case, do you know why that amendment might've been made?

The NHS used the 1939 Register as part of their records system until at least the 1960's.