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seaglass

(8,177 posts)
Wed Sep 16, 2015, 06:21 AM Sep 2015

Find My Past is free this weekend - mid day 9/18 thru mid day 9/21 GMT

http://blog.findmypast.ie/2015/09/16/were-having-a-free-weekend-enjoy-unlimited-access-to-4-billion-records-from-midday-friday/

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Find My Past is free this weekend - mid day 9/18 thru mid day 9/21 GMT (Original Post) seaglass Sep 2015 OP
This should be interesting calikid Sep 2015 #1
Thanks for the heads up. historylovr Sep 2015 #2
Thanks. CBHagman Sep 2015 #3

historylovr

(1,557 posts)
2. Thanks for the heads up.
Wed Sep 16, 2015, 09:10 AM
Sep 2015

I have a third great-grandfather who, depending upon the census date, was born in Ireland, Scotland, or South Carolina. Driving me nuts trying to pin him down.

CBHagman

(17,134 posts)
3. Thanks.
Sun Sep 20, 2015, 12:10 PM
Sep 2015

I've been digging around for a great-great-great-grandfather to whom I've only found references in two places: my great-great-grandmother's marriage record and her death certificate. There are possible clues to his background and death year on FindMyPast.

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