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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #45 on: Wednesday 14 February 07 16:13 GMT (UK) »
For those in Toronto - The Toronto Public Library has this facility at some branches.
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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #46 on: Tuesday 20 February 07 19:08 GMT (UK) »
....and available in Warwickshire, too!
Beattie, Beveridge, Carson, Davidson, Hounam, Johnston,  Purdon, Rae, Stevenson, - Scotland.  Brown, Bulman, Cooke, Harding, Meyers, Osborne, Routledge - England

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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #47 on: Tuesday 03 April 07 16:45 BST (UK) »
We have none near us, and apparently the FHC of the LDS supply of Ancestry is coming to an end too

Bob

Edited Error - note that FHC means family history centre
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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #48 on: Tuesday 03 April 07 17:18 BST (UK) »
 ??? ??? I'm having a dim day!!  What is the HCC of the LDS supply of Ancestry?

Liz


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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #49 on: Wednesday 04 April 07 09:46 BST (UK) »
??? ??? I'm having a dim day!!  What is the HCC of the LDS supply of Ancestry?

Liz

The LDS is the Latter Day of Saints
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PLUS of course LDS centres. See www.familysearch.org for local addresses.

and i think that the HHC is somekind of  H ? ? ? ? ?History Centre
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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #50 on: Wednesday 04 April 07 11:14 BST (UK) »
I re-edited the message which of course stands for family history centre
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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #51 on: Wednesday 04 April 07 11:52 BST (UK) »
 ::) ??? ::)

I knew what LDS was, it was the other bit, but I understand the posting now, I think!  The FHC at LDS is giving up its subscription to Ancestry.

Liz


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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #52 on: Thursday 05 April 07 09:27 BST (UK) »
AUSSIES: 

For anyone who is interested, Melbourne Libraries (including the suburban ones) now have the 1930 US Federal Census and almost any other Census you are interested in.  WHOOHOO !!  They subscribe to Ancestry which is pretty terrific.

Check with your local library and you need to book in advance to use the computers.  You can have a couple of hours and if they're not busy you can sit there as long as you keep paying your $2 an hour.  Well worth it.

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BAKER - Cornwall
BARRABLE - UK and South Africa
BROPHY - Kilkenny in Ireland,  South Africa
CORIN,  MARTIN, NICHOLAS, WILLIAMS  - Cornwall,  South Africa
EDWARDS - Wales,  South Africa
JAMES - Cornwall, London
KENT - UK, Ireland and South Africa
KLISKEY - Cornwall, South Africa, NZ, USA, Australia
KOWLESKEY or KOULESKEY - Russia (Kalingrad)
PERRY - Cornwall and Australia
UREN - Worldwide (One Name Study)

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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #53 on: Thursday 05 April 07 10:31 BST (UK) »
If Aussies and Americans can have census after 1901, what is so precious about the UK census?

Liz

ps.  Hope this doesn't mean I've hi-jacked a topic again.