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Northern Lass
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Your local archives

Post by Northern Lass »

For those of you that are a stranger to you local archives
do pop in and have a look one of the days.

I have been again to the Dudley one at Coseley
and I have to say that they are so helpful and friendly
a lovely relaxing place and so much info under one roof.

The people there have such a wealth of knowledge
the same with the Smethwick one.

I also have to mention the lIncs archives and register office.
They have been amazing in helping me with my research.

So thanks to all those that work at our local archives


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Annie
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Re: Your local archives

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I agree Northern Lass , the archives I visit the staff are excellent and not forgetting the archives I email Smethwick and Dudley being two of them I have had the same helpfull and kindness shown. :grin:

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Re: Your local archives

Post by MarkCDodd »

We have two central points for Genealogy in Victoria. The State Library and Public Record Office of Victoria.

The staff are brilliant in both places and show a genuine interest in your stalking of dead people.
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