Thanks for the PM! And that's a great result.
And for geno500 to update (and to let you know that the electoral roll search doesn't seem to be needed now) -- it turns out that people in question are living, and that is exactly why the rules here prohibit posting details.
Such details may be available at Ancestry and elsewhere, especially for the UK -- but that information cannot be found by internet search engines (google ...) the way posts here can. I would not want to google my mother's name (she was born in 1930 and is very much alive) and find her being talked about here or anywhere else. Or myself. Or anyone living at all, without their knowledge and consent!
(Canada has much stronger privacy protection; there is no way that anyone can access information about the birth of anyone less than 100 years ago, generally, for example. And it is a criminal offence, now, to disclose information from our electoral roll, but somehow Ancestry got hold of voters' lists from before that change, and has given access to personal info that it has absolutely no business having, in my humble opinion: names and addresses of living people, which would include myself except, I assume, that their machine transcription is so bad I can't be found.
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Info about people who may be living just ought not to be discussed here.
edit re below -- oops, sorry! I was muddling the two things up, ignore me.
