The Family History Society of Cheshire 🌾🌳

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Welcome to Cheshire. We are a very friendly and helpful Society, with a lot of knowledgeable volunteers always ready to help you find the Who, What, When, and Where of your ancestry no matter where it's based
https://www.fhsc.org.uk

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Head up for the #Genealogy folks here. Ancestry has started pushing out their new DNA Region updates. This looks like it's using the same technology as SideView, but is now splitting regional ancestry by GRANDPARENT 🀯 πŸ‘

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@fhsofcheshire.bsky.social's #FridayRoundUp

New/updated #Cheshire titles at the BNA this week

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See screenshots for all updates, with #AltText as usal

Updates to the BNA Part 1 Auckland Chronicle 1876, 1899 Birmingham Mail 2003–2004 Brentwood Gazette 2000–2001 Brett's St. Leonards and Hastings Gazette and Visitors' Vade Mecum 1872, 1875, 1893 British Monarchy 1867 Buteman 1991 Ceylon Independent 1898–1902, 1904–19…* Cheshire Daily Echo 1889 Devon Post 1875, 1877 Ealing Leader 2003 Ellesmere Port Pioneer 2003–2004Updates to the BNA, part 2 Hampshire Telegraph 1962 Harrogate and Claro Times and Knaresborough Guardian 1911 Heckmondwike Herald 1995–1996 Irish Tribune 1885 Jersey Express and Channel Islands Advertiser 1884, 1901 Latter-Day Saints' Millennial Star 1878 Leamington, Warwick, Kenilworth & District Daily Circular 1919, 1930–1931 Liverpool Argus 1877 Liverpool Catholic Herald 1910 Morley Observer 1875, 1877, 1879 Neath Guardian 2001–2002Updates to the BNA, part 3 Newmarket Journal 1985 North Wales Weekly News 2002 Paddington Times 1893 Pink (Newcastle) 1992 Pinner Observer 2005 Seren (Bala, Wales) 1950 South Wales Echo 2000, 2004 Tenby Observer 1860 Waterford Mail 1871 Weekly Times & Echo (London) 1895 Williamson's Liverpool Advertiser and Mercantile Chronicle 1855
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#31DaysOfGraves
Day 5. Vehicle
Cheadle cemetery Cheshire. Remarkable memorial to a lad who died at the TT race In 1938. The detail and style are wonderful.
I’ve found a photo and some more info. It was his first TT and he promised not to take any risks.

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Nearly 25% of weddings in Scotland last year (6,596 out of 27,191) involved couples who did not live in the country. Gretna Green tradition, scenery, heritage, history, castles & islands & the Highland are all factors. πŸ‘‡
Why thousands of couples are choosing Scotland
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

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