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Title of Travelling Through Time to Trace Your Ancestors: "Travelling Through Time to Trace Your Ancestors – Don't let your Ancestors be forgotten, Time Detectives brings their stories back to life for you"

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Surprised By Family Connections? The Katie Martin Show on BBC Radio Solent

Made a brief appearance on the Katie Martin Show this morning, after a listener told of his unexpected contact from a family who he had been a sperm donor for many years before, and finding he had two children.

Hear the full show here:

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Whiteley WAGS

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Great night with the Ladies at the Whiteley WAGS event recently in Hampshire; packed house, wonderful audience, ...

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Time Detectives on the Katie Martin Show on BBC Radio Solent: Hear It Here!

On the Katie Martin show again this Monday 13th October, from 12.00 Noon don’t miss it!:

This week latest update from Ancestry DNA !

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Echoes of the Past

Pleased to say that a programme I helped research and appeared in is out on the Ancestry You tube channel.

A fascinating look at a Deaf family over 200 years.

Fantastic research, crew, and participants.

The first Genealogy programme filmed with a deaf crew and production team.

Link below:

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The Real Lives of "A Thousand Blows” Part 2 Alec Monroe

The Killing of a Prize Fighter

Just after midnight on Saturday, 5 September 1885, a prize fighter named Alexander Hayes Munroe was fatally stabbed in a Common Lodging House, called a “Den of Thieves” by some Policemen, at 6 Little Pearl Street Spitalfields in the East End of London. Alexander Hayes Munroe was the “Alec Munroe” of the TV series A Thousand Blows.</p...

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