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Suffolk Bishops transcripts, help please. Thank yo
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Linda | Report | 2 Jun 2006 12:42 |
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Sorry for delay in replying, the site went down. there are several flint families on Norfolk/Suffolk borders but i havn't been able to link them yet. maybe i can now with the new info you have all given me. i only found Anns maiden name yesterday when i found their children baptisms on microfilm at the forum so i willhave to look for them on the cencus. Thank you all for your help Linda sorry about typing, my cat is sitting on my lap and is in the way!! |
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Phoenix | Report | 2 Jun 2006 13:38 |
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Hi Linda Original Bishops Transcripts, even where compiled on a county-wide basis, usually show where a marriage took place. It is worth either getting hold of the mormon microfilm or contacting the Suffolk Record Office, to see where the info comes from. |
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Linda | Report | 2 Jun 2006 17:22 |
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Thank you Phoenix |
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