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Offline garlands

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Cross-border research
« on: Monday 05 June 23 09:38 BST (UK) »
I am looking into a family which, in the late 18th century, lived near the Derbs/Staffs border, and used the services of parishes in both counties. Do I post my queries separately in each, or is there a preferred way of tackling this problem?
BENNETT, DAW, DYER, GARLAND, LEAT, SNELL, Devon
CONDY, DREW, GOLDSWORTHY, GONINAN, PENHALURICK, ROWE, TIPPET, WASLEY, Cornwall
NEWMAN, PERRIN, Gloucs
EVANS,  Hereford
BAKER, Somerset
RICHARDS, Brecknock
FRANCIS, Glam
ALBAN, Carmarthen
WILLIAMS, Gower

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Re: Cross-border research
« Reply #1 on: Monday 05 June 23 10:44 BST (UK) »
I would suggest you post your query in the common room rather than duplicate it on multiple boards.
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Re: Cross-border research
« Reply #2 on: Monday 05 June 23 12:27 BST (UK) »
Thanks for your suggestion. I shall give that a try.
BENNETT, DAW, DYER, GARLAND, LEAT, SNELL, Devon
CONDY, DREW, GOLDSWORTHY, GONINAN, PENHALURICK, ROWE, TIPPET, WASLEY, Cornwall
NEWMAN, PERRIN, Gloucs
EVANS,  Hereford
BAKER, Somerset
RICHARDS, Brecknock
FRANCIS, Glam
ALBAN, Carmarthen
WILLIAMS, Gower
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