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I've been asked to help with this word, but it beats me. Grateful for any help, please.

Death cert dated 1945.

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Many RCers have gained valuable help and experience from earlier versions of this mooc. It has been regularly tinkered with, and with far fewer students now the discussion is far more manageable.

Well worth a try for new students or those who wish to repeat.


<i>Important new info</i> ... In line with all FutureLearn moocs, the course material will now only be available to you for a couple of weeks after the course ends (without payment), so copy/save anything you wish to keep as you go along.

I have just rescued (for 30p) a discarded library copy, in excellent condition, of "Wills of the Archdeaconry of Suffolk 1620-1624" by M.E.Allen, Suffolk Records Soc Vol XXXI. Indexes of testators, other persons, places, occupations, subjects.
Any lookups, just ask.


"For a look up request please start a new topic in the CENSUS and RESOURCE LOOKUP REQUEST board for this county"

With SP's new website being no better than the old one regarding browsing, I wonder if any of you can help me, please.

If you see church register entries giving an occupation such as sugar refiner, sugar baker, labourer in sugarhouse, sugar broker, etc, I wonder if you could please record them and pass them on to me, so that I can add them to my database at  www.mawer.clara.net/intro.html .

This is something that I hoped to be doing myself with SP introducing various subscription options, but that has not come about. One entry every 20-50 pages does not make cost effective research with pay-per-view.

I have searched the early censuses using the transcriptions, but once again I can't browse the 1911 Greenock census where there may be several hundred relevant entries.

Thank you.