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From: "Keith Sheffield" <>
Subject: RE: [EoLFHS] Bank of England archive
Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2001 17:29:39 -0000
In-Reply-To: <8.1c6d2871.2923d986@aol.com>


I concur with Ian's comments. I recovered the will of my 4xGGrandfather who
died in 1831, earlier this year using the SOG/English Origins website. It
proved a great source of information. This was just after English Origins
had apparently copied the documents from the B of E.


Regards, Keith.

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Subject: Re: [EoLFHS] Bank of England archive

David, I am sure I am not alone in having been delighted by your report.
Thank you.
Whilst I guess most of us are unlikely to discover a family link in this
particular archive, nevertheless you have presented us with a topic of great
interest. It is particularly pleasing that the Bank, with all its present
preoccupations (as ever), remains committed to maintaining the archives and
encouraging accessibility.

Ian Munro
EoLFS # 113
Surrey England
<A HREF="http://www.genealogy.com/users/m/u/n/Ian-Munro-Surrey/">The Munros
from Tain</A>

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