November 20, 2011

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November 20, 2011/

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Beautiful day @blicklingnt in the spring sunshine. Fun spotting tigers and meeting the #TigerThatCameToTea. Picnic in the sunshine then a look around the gardens, all with double trouble. Amazing how much you can hang off a stroller 😆 When we finally got to the shop tigers still didn’t top tractors though... #nationaltrustmember #norfolk #blicklinghall

Excited about @thegenealogist.co.uk ongoing project to digitise the Lloyd George Domesday field books and mapping (1910). An enormous help for researching property and family history. (Image from TheGenealogist’s update email). I’ll be sure to update when records from this area start to appear as not all the local copies survive (the digitisation is being done from TNA). #househistory #propertyhistory #localhistory

With each birthday I fill in a couple more gaps in my collection, but next time my gaps get very expensive! 😆 #chaletschool #chaletgirls #brentdyer #bookstagram

#MtDNA #familyhistory #genealogy #eastanglia

RT @NorfolkRO: Brand new drawing workshop - Inspirational Maps! Join local artist Paul Fenner and use maps as inspiration to make… https://t.co/aiI7tNefOE
about 6 days ago
RT @Workhouses: An 1861 survey named all the 14,000+ adult workhouse inmates in England & Wales who had been resident for 5+ years.… https://t.co/gOTPeswczH
about 6 days ago

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