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From: "H.R.HENLY" <>
Subject: RE: RE:
Date: Sat, 8 Mar 1997 23:36:19 -0000

Penny,
The British Library, Newspaper Library at Colindale, N. London holds the =
BA Herald from about 1871; it also has several Spanish language =
newspapers from Argentina and Uruguay too.=20
London University, Institute of Latin American Studies also has a very =
good collection of material including business records. Peter Walne's =
Book A Guide to Manuscript Sources for the History of Latin America and =
The Carribean in The British Isles OUP 1973 although rather dated is =
still a very useful guide to tghe location of material in the UK.=20
Jorge's latest note regarding the younger son's of several families that =
were in BA in the latter part of the last century interested me as some =
of them may have gone there with my elusive Thomas Large Henly.
Does anyone know how to find Bankruptcy hearings in BA?
Bob Henly

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From: charisse[SMTP:]
Sent: 08 March 1997 14:34
To: South American Emigrants genealogy list
Subject: Re: RE:

At 08:53 AM 3/8/97 +0000, you wrote:
>In message <>
> "H.R.HENLY" <> writes:=20
>
>> Can i tackle the last part first. His arrival in BA in 1890 would =3D
>> probably have been mentioned in the BA Herald as this was the English =
=3D
>> language newspaper which kept the british community together so try =
=3D
>> that.=20
>Hi - I too want to trace English emigrants to BA around the same=20
>period- do you know if the BA Herald is available on microfilm=20
>outside of Argentina?
>
>Penny
>
>Try the Canning House Library at 2, Berkeley Square, London - they have =
a
huge collection of Latin American material, much of it donated by former
anglo residents of various latin american countries. Canning House is =
also
the meeting place of the Anglo-Uruguayan society ( with other similar =
groups
) and maybe the librarian can put you in touch with a geneology-oriented
person in the AAS.

Richard Yudin-Fitzherbert

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• Date: Fri, 7 Mar 1997 01:34:00 -0300 by Jorge Trench <>