You can use the Libraries for research but the problem is you only get one hour and then you are cut off.
It's hit and miss with free sites and everything isn't transcribed anyhow.
If you can travel to the archives local to the ancestors the information will be there and relatively easy back to post registration. Although the 1939 registry didn't show a number of my relies.
Parish records are another thing, they quite often just show the bride not always with a surname and a groom full name and nothing else. There is mostly a question mark on is this really your ancestor because the information is not there to confirm it.
When researching at the back of your mine should always be can I prove this person with good source material is my ancestor.
Don't ever bother with other peoples trees most of them are complete rubbish.
I've had one persons tree saying my grandmother had gone to the USA and died there. She had never traveled further in her life many miles from where she was born. My grandmother came up again in someone else's tree, clearly copied from another tree.
The matter of Angela Rayner's house sale isn't going away.....
Another week, another Tory MP sex scandal!
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