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    Apr 07, 2018 2 minutes

    Findmypast adds women’s names to research indexes

    In a move that’s set to make researching family ancestors easier for genealogists, Findmypast has recently begun cross-checking its birth indexes with General Register Offices to include women’s maiden names, where available, to records dated prior to 1911.

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