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There and back again
- 2. Audrey Collins 8 August 2013 There and back again Going away doesnt mean staying away
- 3. What makes you think they were abroad? Missing from the census? Missing a marriage? Family stories or artefacts Surprise discoveries when you are looking for something else Clues in the records Sometimes hit and hope is the right strategy
- 4. For king (or queen) and country, or for work Armed forces Merchant Navy Diplomatic and colonial service Trade Temporary work A new start
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- 20. Hindsight is always 20:20 Did they know they were emigrating? Did they mean to come back?