Hello all,
thought i'd ask you a question in regards to information on web sites that i can trace a relative who passed away some years ago.
I have looked at most of the sites recommended by google but they offer a free exchange of information then try to get you to pay for the privilage.
All help gratefully recieved.
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From memory, Ancestry is free when you first use it - you can look at stuff and make own notes but not necessarily download. You can view so many docs before they ask you to subscribe.
Or you could do a search for the Family Records Office in your area, or if you felt worth the trip, then go down to the one in Clerkenwell, London or Kew. Both are a wealth of info.
Good luck in your search.
Or you could do a search for the Family Records Office in your area, or if you felt worth the trip, then go down to the one in Clerkenwell, London or Kew. Both are a wealth of info.
Good luck in your search.
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If it helps, a lot of those sites that make you pay like are actually free to use if you access them from the computers at your local library.
Thanks for the info i'll have to pop in and have a look at that.
I don't know if you've been there but is one of the best sources of information for finding pointers on where to look for UK genealogical info. A lot of the bigger genealogical sites tend to be more aimed at US info (even thought there is a lot of British information too). Another good root source is . Also may help
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Hello all,
thought i'd ask you a question in regards to information on web sites that i can trace a relative who passed away some years ago.
I have looked at most of the sites recommended by google but they offer a free exchange of information then try to get you to pay for the privilage.
All help gratefully recieved.
Don't know whether you have tried, but a good resource for family history research is Free BMD.
