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    Jan 10, 2023 2 minutes

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    PICK OF THE MONTH

    Make the most of the newly released 1921 Scottish census with this Zoom conference

    SCOTTISH INDEXES

    14 January

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    Since the first lockdown of 2020, Scottish Indexes has been organising regular free virtual conferences, offering a full day of talks about Scottish family history. Following the release of the 1921

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