Please please please scroll to the bottom of the person's page and click on 'websearch'. I have known its been there for ages and used it a few times but yesterday i did it again and found information relating to 2 of my grand aunts - one in South Africa and another in Canada. The information came from headstones and obituaries put up on line in the past few years for the aunts' deceased children.
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Another good thing might be to just to a general Google search. I was looking for a mysterious cousin of my Nanna's with very limited information before I searched Google and got a death notification with maiden names, birth, death and married name.Lennon. Phillips. Thomas. Peacock. Tubridy. Burton.
I am the girl from that town & I'm darn proud of it.
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It's amazing what a Google search on a less-common family name can throw up. It clearly demonstrates how much about us living people is out there, even without telling everyone on Facebook. Examples for my family, only a couple of pages down in a Google search: Minutes of county golf meetings my wife attended; my brother's renewal of the licence for his motor-coach; some Usenet postings of mine from 15 years ago; daughter's comments on a holiday cottage she rented.Uncle John - Passed away March 2020
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