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Monday, 13 October 2008      
Our Families - Today in History
On October 13th 100 or more years ago:
James John Havinden was born in 1812
Elizabeth Hughes was born in 1813
Edward William< span> Waghorn was born in 1844
Thomas Henry James Crouch was born in 1872
Shirley Batt was born in 1895
The World - Today in History
On October 13, 1904
Sigmund Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams was published.

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Gallery Images

Medals of Our Family
WW1 - The Victory Medal 1914-1918
 

Royal Doulton Designs by R and H Allen
Art Nouveau Duo
 

Medals of Our Family
WW2 - The France & Germany Star
 

Royal Doulton Designs by R and H Allen
Crane & Bamboo vase
 

Medals of Our Family
WW1 - Silver War Badge (SWB)
 

Images of New Zealand
Mt Cook
 

Images of New Zealand
Hamilton Lake
 

Paintings by John Osborne
Rompey
 

Images of New Zealand
Silver Fern
 

Paintings by Adam Knight
Boat on a river
Family Tree Research
Web Links Our favourite internet sites for family tree research.
  Web Link Hits
  Link   Kent Online Parish Clerk
The OPC is a project to collect, preserve and share parish data. Each parish has, where possible, its own online 'clerk' mandated to collect, collate and compile reference material for parishes throughout the county in the form of transcripts, extrac
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  Link   Kent Family History Society
The home site of the KFHS - a great resource if, like us, you have many ancestors from the county of Kent.
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  Link   Ancestry
Genealogy and Family History Records: Complete UK Census data 1841 to 1901 and BMD Index 1837 to 1983
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  Link   FreeBMD
As the name suggests - a totally free site. Very useful for looking up UK birth, marriage and death certificate index references for the years between 1837 and about 1910. Not 100% complete, but getting close.
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  Link   Family Search
This is the International Genealogical Index, provided free to all by the Church of Jusus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS). We find this the most useful of a range of databases available from the LDS, but they can all be accessed from this point.
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  Link   Commonwealth War Graves Commission
This is the Commission's database listing the 1.7 million men and women of the Commonwealth forces who died during the two world wars and the 23,000 cemeteries, memorials and other locations worldwide where they are commemorated.
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  Link   National Archives - Documents online
Documents Online allows you access to The National Archives' collection of digitised public records, including both academic and family history sources. Searching the index is free, and costs £3.50 to download an image. Has valuable WW1 medal records
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  Link   The Workhouse
This site, www.workhouses.org.uk, is dedicated to the workhouse — its buildings, inmates, staff and administrators, even its poets...
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  Link   Gedecom Standard 5.5.1
The definitive description of the GEDCOM file format currently in use. A copy of this document is also available in our Downloads section.
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