I have used newspapers to research London properties and workhouses my ancestors live or spent time in (workhouses).
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02-03-2012 9:38 PM #11Famous for offering help & advice.
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Have you tried 'googling' their name? You never know what may turn up and I have had some success...
Military records are another good source.
Good Luck.
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Lots of useful information above to add to that I found investigating relatives quite useful, I recently found out that my GGG Grandfather who was made chief warder of a gaol in 1875 had a cousin of the same name who was executed for murder in his gaol in that year. At first I thought that the name must have been just a curious coincidence but investigation has revealed a family connection. How must it feel to preside over the execution of a family member? And how would the rest of the family feel? Cousins, Aunts, uncles etc can help to give a broader picture to the lives of ancestors.
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