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Offline Bill749

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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #36 on: Wednesday 27 September 06 22:50 BST (UK) »
Don't know if it is the same in your library, but Kent limits you to one-hour sessions.
Banks, Beer, Bowes, Castle, Cloak, Coachworth, Dixon, Farr, Golder, Graves, Hicks, Hogbin, Holmans, Marsh, Mummery, Nutting, Pierce, Rouse, Sawyer, Sharp, Snell, Willis: mostly in East Kent.
Ey, Sawyer: London
Evans: Ystradgynlais, Wales
Snell: Snettisham, Norfolk
Knight, Burgess, Ellis: Hampshire
Purdy: Ireland/Canada/Durham/Pennsylvania
McCann: Ireland
Morrow: Pennsylvania
Sparnon: any
Beers, Heath, Conyers, Miller, Russell, Larson, Clark, Sibert, Hopper, Reinhart: USA

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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #37 on: Thursday 28 September 06 07:48 BST (UK) »
Hmmmm ....it would mean I got a lot more work done  ;D

Must check if that's general. Thanks Bill
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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #38 on: Thursday 28 September 06 07:54 BST (UK) »
In MK they limit you to 1/2 an hour - but the lady said this isn't strictly adhered to if it isn'y busy.
Lugg/Freeman/Caddy- Cornwall
Dayman/Hobbs - Devon
Brett/Clark/Hicks - Middx/Essex/London
Miles - Northampton
Woodruff/Proctor/Worth - Midlands/NE/Wales

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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #39 on: Thursday 28 September 06 10:40 BST (UK) »
In Lancashire you can use Ancestry for the full two-hours that you can use a computer for.


Stephen :)
Smith (Lancashire), McKenna (Ireland/Liverpool/Leyland), Maynard (Hertfordshire/London/Preston), Ricketts (Gloucestershire/Wigan/Preston), Scowcroft (Preston), Harling (N. Yorkshire/Lancashire), Willis (Preston), Clegg (Manchester/Preston), Dodd (Wigan/Cheshire), Alston (Lancashire), Hulks (Hertfordshire), Nicholson (Lancashire/Cumbria), Russell (Lancashire), Wilson (Cumbria), Bracewell (Lancashire), Moxham (Lancashire0

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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #40 on: Sunday 08 October 06 10:59 BST (UK) »
Quote from: XPhile2868 on Thursday 28 September 06 10:40 BST (UK)
In Lancashire you can use Ancestry for the full two-hours that you can use a computer for.


Stephen :)

except on Saturdays when it's one hour only (at least in Lancaster)

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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #41 on: Wednesday 11 October 06 21:39 BST (UK) »
Sometimes friends and rellies will "loan" you their library card number.
ARMSTRONG - Castleton Scot; NB; Westminstr Twp
BARFIELD - Nailsea
BRAKE - Nailsea
BURIATTE
CANDY - M'sex, Deptford
CLIFFORD - Maidstone
DURE(E) - France, Devon, Canada
HALLS - Chigwell
KREIN, Peter/Adam - Germany
LEOPOLD - Hanover, London
LATTIMER, MAXWELL - Ldn lightermen
MEYER - Lauenstein
MURRAY - Scot borders
STEWART - Chelsea; Reach
SWANICK - Mayo & Roscommon; Ontario
WEST - Rochester & Maidstone
WILLIS - Wilts, Berks, Hants, London
WOODHOUSE - Bristol tobacconist, London
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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #42 on: Wednesday 11 October 06 21:54 BST (UK) »
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The subscription is £3,000 therefore although dear to the Libraries a god send to us.

We are all paying for it at the end of the day ... I prefer to spend £60 odd quid and stay at home .... less than the price of an evening out.

Doubtless budgets will come under review when council tax rises are next resented.
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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #43 on: Tuesday 28 November 06 12:22 GMT (UK) »
Cheshire libraries have this online via the Virtual Reference Library link. This is available to users in all the Cheshire library computers.

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Re: Ancestry Library Edition - where to go.
« Reply #44 on: Monday 29 January 07 15:08 GMT (UK) »
Suffolk Libraries now also give access.

See:  http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,208776.0.html

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