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Originally posted by Caroline View PostAccording to one of the answers in the link to the FMP blog https://blog.findmypast.co.uk/announ...424355718.html You get 25% off a bundle as a subscriber AND 10% of a bundle as a newsletter signer upper as two separate transactions.
As they are going to be credits, I wonder if those credits that we might already have will work? I had some left over from the 1911 which were added to my FMP account and there were some freebie ones a year or two back as well.. I have only used them for non-UK stuff which Ancestry don't have, so they just sit there. I will let you all know on Monday.
Janet
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Originally posted by Sussex Maid View PostPhotoFamily
Quote - "From that link:
"Neither records for the Isle of Man nor the Channel Islands are included."
Does anyone know - were these areas included in the Register? If so, will the data be released in another way?" Unquote
Don't know the answer re the 1939 register but the Jersey Heritage website does have (among other records) copies of the Registration Cards for Jersey c1941/2 which are available to view/download with a subscription
Regards
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I understand, too, that there will be a charge for opening up a record when a death cert has been suppliedThe National Archives, Kew – Research Service Offered
Contact me via PM on Family Tree Forum or via my personal website - www.militaryandfamilyresearch.co.uk
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Originally posted by Janet View PostSo do we know how many credits will be required to obtain a 5 household bundle?
Janet
1 household costs 60 creditsCaroline
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Originally posted by Carol Bird View PostJust had email from FMP including:
"We want our 1939 Register early signups to be the first to hear our marvellous news, and today I’m delighted to let you know that on Monday 2nd November 2015, the 1939 Register will be made available online for the very first time, only on Findmypast.
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Records will be available to purchase for £6.95 per household or £24.95 for our 5 household bundle (£4.99 per household)."
I had the same email as Carol last night. I wonder if the different prices are to do with how/when we joined. I initially joined for the 1911 censusBarbara
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Originally posted by Barbara Dodds View PostI had the same email as Carol last night. I wonder if the different prices are to do with how/when we joined. I initially joined for the 1911 census
I forgot to add the other "perk" as a subscriber - that is the subscription to Lives of WW1 which is also included. That is worth £50 on its own.Caroline
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Meddle not in the affairs of Dragons, for you are crunchy and good with ketchup.
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I expect, in a few years, this will become available on a normal subscription, just like 1911 did. Hope so anyway!
I'm lucky in that I don't need this information and would only have been accessing it for interest and not vital research. I'll wait and hope I'm still here by then! (Along with the tantalising but ever out of reach promise of BMD certificate information at a 'non certificate' price.)
Anne
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Originally posted by Anne in Carlisle View PostI expect, in a few years, this will become available on a normal subscription, just like 1911 did. Hope so anyway!
I'm lucky in that I don't need this information and would only have been accessing it for interest and not vital research. I'll wait and hope I'm still here by then! (Along with the tantalising but ever out of reach promise of BMD certificate information at a 'non certificate' price.)
Anne
It is just a case of keeping pressure on.
Cheers
GuyGuy passed away October 2022
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The 1939 Register sounds interesting, and especially as we're not getting any census for 1931 or 1941. I'd really like Irish and Scottish BMD data on Ancestry, too. Probably won't happen, though.
I'm tempted to pay the £6 to look at my great-grandfather's house, but aside from that I don't think I'll bother until it's all part of the main FMP sub. It's just too expensive -- however tempting it may be.Eighteen -- Hadleigh, Suffolk; Reading, Berkshire
Hendry -- Ballymena, Antrim; Glasgow, Lanarkshire
Wylie -- Ballymena, Antrim; Glasgow, Lanarkshire
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Originally posted by Val wish Id never started View Postthe way I read it you get 300 credits with the discount code.
Originally posted by julite View PostSo the discount codes can be used just once - did I read my emails correctly?Elaine
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Originally posted by Val wish Id never started View PostI have emailed them to ask if there is any way my remaining credits can be added to the new ones even if I only get part of them as I dont use them .Elaine
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