Journal, Vol 8 No 3

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Fraudulent registration of births and deaths in the 1840s means fictitious people may be in your records
PETER PARK reveals extraordinary goings-on with some 19th century registrars
Using the online electoral roll 192.com for your one-name study
STEVE TANNER on finding living people for your database
Properly conducted one-name studies are a great boon to genealogists
BARNEY TYRWHITT-DRAKE praises family history "train spotters"
PRO moves the goalposts on 1901 census but extractor program still finds families
JOHN HANSON on some recent changes in the online census website
Access to Archives - A2A is A1 for a one-name study
GEOFF RIGGS looks at the English strand of the UK archives network

Guild's 2003 Annual Conference on Civil Registration - a 5 page report on the Liverpool University event
Diary of an irresistible conference - a personal diary by ROGER BRUTON
Smedley Hydro, a fascinating glimpse into certificate production - PAUL MILLINGTON
New faces on the Guild committee
Venue for our 25th Anniversary conference
Epsom Internet Seminar
Scottish Regional Seminar report
Soldiers who died in two world wars - JOHN CARBIS on the Guild's look-up service
Proposed Guild Marriage Index 1837 - 1911 by MARY RIX
Tribute to Mary Rumsey by Guild President DEREK PALGRAVE
Guild Web and One-Name Publications Awards results
Chris Barrett obituary

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