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spoons



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PostPosted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 4:54 pm    Post subject: More stuff on Ancestry Reply with quote

Maybe there was an announcement that I missed, but I found today a load more stuff on Ancestry.

National Roll of the Great War

Soldiers who died in the great war

UK medical registers

and I have a sub, so it's all free to me Laughing

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PostPosted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 6:46 pm    Post subject: Ancestry v Soldiers Died in the Great War Reply with quote

Paul

They are interesting additions. However it appears the usual Ancestry inaccuracies are included in the price we pay.
I checked out the Soldiers Died section and it gives interesting places as the Theater of War where men fell ( it beats me why they will not use the British spelling from a British record).

Some local Gordons I checked are shown as Aldershot and Brough - Sic when the disc and original book shows F & F which is where thy are buried. Another man who died in the Dardanelles theatre is shown as Antwerp.
This appears to be a repeated throughout the Ancestry records.

I can look up any you want given a 2nd check from the disc data, send PM.
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