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Margaret Howland was born on 9 August 1906 at 46 Brunswick Street, Edinburgh, just off Leith Walk but south of the border with the ancient Burgh of Leith. Margaret was my grandma and one of the nicest and kindest people … Continue reading →
Posted in Local History, research, Stories
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Tagged census, documents, Edinburgh, family history, genealogy, Howland, illegitimacy, measles, research
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Just trying to get by…
The pressures of society weighed heavily on our ancestors; in particular, the expectation that they should live good, God-fearing lives and that they should conform to the beliefs and values of the Anglican church, particularly when it came to matters … Continue reading →
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Tagged deceased wife's sister, family history, genealogy, illegitimacy, Kent, Legislation, Marriage Act 1835, prohibited degrees of kindred, Tithe, tithe maps, tithes, Transportation
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