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Jan Murphy
Jan Murphy
01:03
@HarryVervet if you happen to be on Twitter:
@DavidUnderdown9 Did any enumerators' books survive from 1896 London Census? Is RG 19/42 only correspondence? http://genealogy.stackexchange.com/q/12792/1006
Tweeted by packrat74 on April 8, 2017 at 1:00 AM
Harry Vervet
Harry Vervet
@JanMurphy Occasionally go on twitter never really gotten into it...but will keep an eye on that thanks
Jan Murphy
Jan Murphy
I've asked David who would be the right person to ask, since not his specialty.
#AncestryHour on Tuesdays is great fun. Try it sometime.
Everyone with an interest in #Ancestry #Genealogy and #familyhistory find out how @ancestryhour can work for you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNQ_Oml7ciQ
Tweeted by ancestryhour on November 1, 2014 at 12:35 PM
Harry Vervet
Harry Vervet
I'm usually not back from work in time but will try if I can
Jan Murphy
Jan Murphy
You can also just read the chats by searching on the hashtag.
 
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Jan Murphy
Jan Murphy
07:18
@HarryVervet got reply from David Underdown
@packrat74 Someone to actually look at the records I'm afraid, so personal visit, paid FOI enquiry, or private researcher
Tweeted by DavidUnderdown9 on April 8, 2017 at 6:10 AM in reply to DavidUnderdown9
"You could making an email enquiry or using the live chat service to see if the record specialists know anymore. Otherwise would need… Someone to actually look at the records I'm afraid, so personal visit, paid FOI enquiry, or private researcher"

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