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Subject: John Huggins m. Margaret Burke, c.1838/1839
Date: Wed, 19 Oct 2005 19:49:38 EDT

In a message dated 10/19/2005 3:49:49 PM Mountain Standard Time,
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So, I'll start there, but then my next question becomes whether there =20
are commercial researchers in England who specialize in Catholic =20
research? I have not found any information on the 'net to this effect.


Michael Gandy was the person whose name I had forgotten. If you can get his
address I think he will, in fact, undertake to do specific research —— at a
price. But I've also gotten some advice from the Catholic History Society.

For "Catholic Missions and Registers" try interlibrary loan. Copies could be
plentiful in P.Q.

I was wrong. I just checked WorldCat. In Canada it is only available from
the Toronto Public Library. So try that. I didn't check to see what volumes
did what to where or with whom. I've got to leave something for you to do. :-})

I think you're on the right track but it may take some time to find the
baptism & marriage and lots of letters to RC priests.

This list and the Catholic History Society are your best chances for help,
I'd think.

Good Luck

Terence

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