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The Black presence in 17th C England

Posted on 30 August, 2023 by Helen Barrell

Parish registers aren’t just lists of names and dates. Sometimes the notes left behind by vicars of old can tell us more about the people who lived in the...

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“An Aethiopian of Ginny”

Posted on 16 April, 2019 by Helen Barrell

Jean Jeggo, transcribing Gosfield’s baptism register for FreeREG, found the following entry: Thomas an Aethiopian of Ginny in Africa beeing about twelve y...

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