CVM GRANO
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6 November or 15 November 1812? Re-examining the Birth Date of Sir Henry Marion Durand
Sir Henry Marion Durand (1812–1871) was a distinguished British soldier and administrator whose career was principally spent in India.
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Restoring W.H. Hudson to the History of Conservation
The overdue, untold story of W.H. Hudson’s pioneering role as a campaigner, supporting the women who founded the RSPB by Conor Mark Jameson.
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The Leigh Connection: Exploring a Lost Branch in the Joynes Family History
Discover the origins of the Leigh name in the Joynes family of Kent. An in-depth analysis exploring a possible link between Ellen Leigh and Rev. Ralph Leigh.
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Catherine “Kate” Whitaker (1862–1958)
Learn about Kate Whitaker, long-serving Secretary of the Humanitarian League, who quietly supported early 20th-century humanitarian reform.
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Julia Wood – The Second Wife of Thomas Henry Salt
Research into Julia Wood, the second wife of Thomas Henry Salt, tracing her likely origins, connection to the Salt household, and later life.
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What Happened to Henry S. Salt’s Personal Collection? Jon Wynne-Tyson and Its Sale
What happened to Henry S. Salt’s personal collection? Discover why it was sold after Jon Wynne-Tyson’s death, Catherine Salt’s wishes, and the continuing search for its whereabouts.
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From Selina, Countess of Huntingdon, to the Moravians: The Story of Rev. John Hawksworth
New research into Rev. John Hawksworth, a minister of Selina, Countess of Huntingdon.
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A Mystery in the Möller Family: Rev. Frederick Needham, the North Family and an Irish Chancery Case
Genealogical problems surrounding the Rev. Frederick Needham, who married Anne Möller in Dublin in 1805
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Sarah Bolde (1735–1813) and the Fear of Being Buried Alive
Imagine waking up to discover that your family had mistaken you for dead and were about to bury you.