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6:58 pm
Sat 14-Aug-10
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Toffeeapple
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I had been following a programme on Radio 4 and have since been reading the Old Bailey. It gives an insight into how life was lived in early Britain.
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7:29 pm
Sat 14-Aug-10
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KateUK
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It is a wonderful site, one of my ancestors is there as a witness. Fascinating stuff. Extraordinary to read the actual words spoken by a great,great,great grandmother so long ago….and know what some of her (stolen) possessions were and exactly where she lived.
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7:42 pm
Sat 14-Aug-10
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Toffeeapple
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How exciting! How did you find out about her?
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7:44 pm
Sat 14-Aug-10
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Danny
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What a fascinating find, TA.
Definitely bookmarked.
Thanks. 
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4:14 pm
Sun 15-Aug-10
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KateUK
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TA- we have a very unusual surname in the family, so she was quite easy to find by using the site search function- I just put the name in on the off-chance of something coming up as I knew the family were living in central London at the time and to my astonishment, it did!
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