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21st December 2013
OK, so all researchers have come across this over the years, we are quite sure of that…. But just how many women marry men with the […]
20th December 2013
Having spent the past few days coming up with mathematical puzzles for you all, this morning we turned our minds back to the 1911 census. But, […]
19th December 2013
The final clues will help work out where the murder took place…. Mrs Claus received a photograph frame for Christmas from Santa. It was 26cm by 15cm […]
18th December 2013
Continuing our mathematical murder mystery week, today you will need to calculate the following clues – up to you whether you use a calculator or not! – […]
17th December 2013
Hopefully, yesterday you managed to work out the date of the murder from the clues provided. The following six characters all played a part in the incident, either […]
16th December 2013
This week, we thought we would provide some Christmas cheer – but sadly, a Christmas character has committed a terrible offence. Murder. If December 1 falls […]
15th December 2013
Some years ago, we were researching down in Devon at what was then the Devon Record Office, now Devon Heritage Centre. Searching for a marriage at […]
14th December 2013
Feeling a little more festive, having completed most of the Christmas Family History projects, I thought I’d have a dabble in the census again and this […]
13th December 2013
Today, is the feast day of St Lucy, patron saint of blind people, who was martyred at Syracuse in the early fourth century. A devout Christian, […]