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Monica Chiles

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Monica Report 12 Apr 2003 19:53

Bruce- when I deleted my tree I lost the link anyway so I cant go back and check where we linked, but I assume it was the ancestor we had in common. April- find your grandad again on freebmd then click on the blue page numbers on the right and this will take you to a list of 4 people ( usually) his wife will be one of them and you may be able to work out which is which if one has a family name or they cross reference on familysearch or a census Tracey, dont put all your trust in the census enumerators, I have read the originals of many censi and I have found lazy mistakes eg my great grandad was born in Westminster and the enumerator went to the house next door, whose reidents were born in Battersea, popped to my ggrandad and wrote ditto for him and his family!!!! My advice is key in both places whenever you do any research. If you click on the distict name on freebmd it will say all the villages it covered.