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Therese Lynch, Diploma of Family History, UTAS
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The Irish in England and Wales in the 1921 Census

The Irish in England and Wales in the 1921 Census

The Irish in England and Wales in the 1921 Census

Happy St Patrick's Day. To celebrate, I'm sharing with you a link to Findmypast's webinar on the Irish in England and Wales at the time...

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