Family holiday to WW1 Battlefields
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Re: Family holiday to WW1 Battlefields
I can't find much in ours but having said that I am probably looking in the wrong one! Thank you, I will check what records HW library holds too.Guest55 wrote:There's a lot of false information on Ancestry - you can only rely on actual records not much of the rest. It's free at your local library so there's no need to sign up.
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You have to ask at the desk to use their PCs and they log you in. You can have access for about an hour for free.
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Re: Family holiday to WW1 Battlefields
Thank you G55 - I did not know that. I assumed there might be reference books.Guest55 wrote:You have to ask at the desk to use their PCs and they log you in. You can have access for about an hour for free.
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You can actually use the Ancestry site itself - quite handy but take notes with you and make notes or ask if you can print out.
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So I can actually view the records on Ancestry at the library because they have paid a subscription? I have Ancestry here but only free access so no actual records just leads, so to speak.Guest55 wrote:You can actually use the Ancestry site itself - quite handy but take notes with you and make notes or ask if you can print out.
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Yes - see here: https://www.buckscc.gov.uk/services/lib ... -research/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Family holiday to WW1 Battlefields
Thank you G55 ... I will look into that.
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BucksBornNBred wrote:
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Would you mind if I PM you with what I know to see if I am on the right track ...
Yes, please do, would be glad to help in any way I can