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Siblings of Frances Ranson in Durham area

WILLIAM RANSON
The eldest child of William & Bridgit was William Ranson Junior, born 1850.

1881 Census
This family of Ransons may be the one we seek from afar...

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Branches covered here: Carr, Paterson, Ranson

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There was a petition to lift restrictions on access to historic BMD records
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My General Guide
Excellent new list of sites - find out about the stories, not the BMD's
1911 Census, England
National trust names distribution data - search for your name & compare 1881 with 1998.
Census page from April the First, 1881?
Genuki - an excellent resource
Encyclopedia of Genealogy
Free BMD (Registrar indexes)
Find My Past
Scottish Genealogy
BBC Who-do -you-think-you-are Magazine
Family Tree Magazine
Quentin Cooper gets enthusiastic about the science behind our surnames (BBC - Material World)
Passenger Lists transcribed - includes the Captain's Blog!!!
BBC Timeline of British History
Fourteen-Eighteen War, includes details about battalions
Remembrance for Poppy Day 2008
Aquila Kids' mag - page on WWII

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Stephen Fry's loveliness
How they made the Fabia Cake Car for the advert
The One Minute Writer
Poetry Archive - with recordings
Sand Art - light a candle & settle down!
Linda Ellis - Author of The Dash!
The Keay Theatre
Google Street View?
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Cittaslow movement heads for Perthshire
The Samaritans
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Andrew Whitley the lovely baker
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