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From: "Ruth L. Dunlap" <>
Subject: Re: Cambridgeshire Index Project
Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2005 23:02:44 -0500
References: <429E9BCA.8030900@netlink.com.au>


I went to it last night and got the same thing. I shortened the web site
address (I think I ended with /register/ and then found links to Camdex. I
noticed that they changed the contents - originally on marriages they
included other surnames on the certificate (such as father's surname, which
identified the bride) which was very helpful. But these other surnames are
no longer given in the marriage index - I checked some marriages that I had
found before and the additional surname was no longer there. Too bad - I
wonder why they cut that out. It was very helpful, especially with common
names or if the couple couldn't be found in a later census to get age and
birth place to help identify them.
Ruth
USA

----- Original Message -----
From: "Graeme Kitney" <>
To: <>
Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 12:40 AM
Subject: Cambridgeshire Index Project


> Some time ago when searching for ancestors from Wisbech I accessed the
> following site
> http://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/sub/register/cambsindex.htm but now
> when I try, I receive the message, "Page cannot be found".
>
> Does anyone have any information about this site?
>
> --
> regards
>
> Graeme Kitney, Brighton East, Victoria, Australia
> Guild of One-Name Studies Member No. 3301
> Kent Family History Society Member No. 6791
> The Genealogical Society of Victoria Member No. 16043
> Researching:
> KITNEY/KIDNEY (World Wide) HARMAN, SWAN, FRY, SMITH, (Kent)
> STEWART, THOM, TURNBULL, Scotland, Tasmania & Victoria AUST,
> ATKINS, Cornwell, Kent, London. DALDY, London, Kent.
> SHALLCRASS, Surrey, UK, New Zealand
> BYRNE, Co. Wicklow, Ireland & Victoria AUST
> JOHNSON, Cambridgeshire, UK & Victoria AUST
> RISHTON, HOLT. Lancashire, UK & Victoria AUST,
> GOODRIDGE, Somerset & AUST.
> KITNEY/KIDNEY WEB SITE: http://users.netlink.com.au/~gkitney/
>


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