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19 March 2016
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3 comments:
Too funny! 😀
This is just soooo good. Have forwarded to many friends who despise Ancestry and everything it does. And does so badly.
very funny - I've used ancestry at research centres but didn't get much - scotland's people in my searches has been more useful (problems with them too) but have found more by going to individual record offices by phone or letter. Many kind people in those offices have given me information and usually for free. Forget ancestry - go to the source.
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