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by oxfordkne
26 Feb 2023 16:13
Forum: Research
Topic: UK Marriages post 2000
Replies: 13
Views: 1167

Re: UK Marriages post 2000

What I meant was that our grandchildren or even their granchildren will find a huge period that has no records post 2006 or therabouts so nowhere to start to help link them to us. Of course things miay change in a few years time
by oxfordkne
26 Feb 2023 09:56
Forum: Research
Topic: UK Marriages post 2000
Replies: 13
Views: 1167

Re: UK Marriages post 2000

Thank you, unfortunately I live miles from any of those places. It is going to make research for future generations a lot harder I think.
by oxfordkne
26 Feb 2023 08:41
Forum: Research
Topic: UK Marriages post 2000
Replies: 13
Views: 1167

Re: UK Marriages post 2000

Thank you for your very comprehensive answer, I will have to try some other way to find them.
by oxfordkne
25 Feb 2023 23:21
Forum: Research
Topic: UK Marriages post 2000
Replies: 13
Views: 1167

Re: UK Marriages post 2000

Thank you for putting it in the right place. I have used FMP, Ancestry.com and My Heritage.com all with the same result. I have tried births, marriages and deaths, the year is I believe 2012, I have tried by their names, maiden name and previous two married names in her case, and his name, I have ev...
by oxfordkne
25 Feb 2023 21:28
Forum: Research
Topic: UK Marriages post 2000
Replies: 13
Views: 1167

UK Marriages post 2000

This might have already been answered elsewhere but is there a reason why I cannot find any marriage records for the UK ater about 2010? I read somewhere they are only collated 4 times a years, am I missing something really simple? I was looking for a registry office marriage in 2012, I know it has ...
by oxfordkne
17 Feb 2023 20:39
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Default viewing
Replies: 4
Views: 411

Re: Default viewing

Thank you for your help, that worked and so far FH has not changed it back, the fires of eternal damnation are still glowing but as they say I am always in the mire it is just the depth that varies... :D
by oxfordkne
17 Feb 2023 16:13
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Default viewing
Replies: 4
Views: 411

Default viewing

I am new to this geneology work and have to say I am enjoying myself immensely finding long departed relatives but I have come up against an unexpected issue. I have been married twice, the first time ended in divorce 40years ago but we did have a son now an adult of course with his own children. I ...