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August 2008
Your guide to getting started
Our 16-page guide to making your family tree grow
Patsy Kensit
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Tracing ancestors in the Anglican clergy
How clergymen dynasties make tracing forebears easy
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PLUS: The ancestor who ended the First World War, finding the best websites for mill workers, tracking down your family in Lanarkshire and the latest series preview
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Lanarkshire ancestors
Lanarkshire census index
174,000 records from the 1851 index, retailing at £25
Glasgow City Archives
Sample poor relief applications, as well as police and school records
Police charge books
Temperance pledge book
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