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The indexes on all websites from 1984 onwards include the GROs own index and are not taken from the old microfiche - hence the reason that all the websites are the same. The GRO stop passing out the annual updates to all the sites back in 2007 hence the stop date on most websites. There have been se...

Mike
Thanks - Had a feeling that was going to be the answer
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John

Nick Thank you for the comment and not sure what happened when but I have been an advocate of AS since it started and whenever I lecture of FH it always gets mentioned. But thanks to Mike are all now in the same format I will also make sure that the setting are correct - been through a few different...

Mike Thanks - Search and replace appears to work fine as it is I made a copy of the database to try it and as I simply want to swap the first two words round it appears to work The attached screen shows the settings - have I missed anything? Comments to census as a source for birth makes sense which...

I have been using Ancestral Sources since it started and also it predecessor and always using method 1 After a few years of using TMG for the one-name study I am doing the research I have been working on and the odd dabble back at my own I have come back to doing my own I am trying to get everything...

Have ben rather busy recently but hopefully this will help. There are more indexes around to the census than Ancestry, even online. For 1841 and 1871 try British Origins http://www.britishorigins.com not complete but getting there slowly!!! For 1861 (complete) and 1891 (part) try http://www.1837onli...

Why should 1837Online know what Ancestry are about to do.  I suspect that they were as surprised about it as everyone. It is a cut-throat world out there with everyone of the many supplying BMD information trying to make sure that you stay with them. Remember also that there is no such thing as a fr...

But their indexing compared with 1837online is awful. If you don't believe me try searching in marriages for the surname Halstead in 1902.  This surname generates at least 20 marriages every quarter.  So you expect to see 4 entries for every year, with the occational one generating more.   There are...

Tim A few suggestions - mind I assume that you had already tried our old friend Google 1 - Knighthoods Burge Peerage - http://www.burkes-peerage.net Hereditary Titles - http://www.hereditarytitles.com 4 - You could try searching the catalogue of the Society of Genealogists in London which is now onl...

Jane

I tried using the link to get to the document but it says that it has moved.  A search within Google found the following link which seems to point to the same page but does enable the PDF ro be downloaded.

http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Home/FAQ/faq_gedcom.asp

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John Hanson[cool]

Steve

I example shown in Chapter 4 is the 'All Relatives' diagram. Haev you tried this with the family in question? It shouldd work. Mind it will also depend on the focus person that you have set

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John Hanson