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London's Largest Cemetery Now Documented on Deceased Online
Library of Michigan Update
Very Effective Tooth Drops
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Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - 3 new articles

London's Largest Cemetery Now Documented on Deceased Online

The following announcement as written by Deceased Online:

Over ½ million burial and cremation records for north and central London

Burial and cremation records dating from 1854 for the boroughs of Islington and Camden in central north London are now on Deceased Online. Two conjoined cemeteries, St Pancras and Islington, form the largest single cemetery in London and, in burial numbers, the largest in the UK.

Of the 800,000 burial records, approximately 70% of these are available...

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Library of Michigan Update

The following was written by the Michigan Genealogical Council:

December 4, 2010 by mimgc

Dear genealogists,

You may have heard of an anonymous 27-page document circulating in government circles that gives suggestions on how to cut almost $3 billion from the State of Michigan budget for the Fiscal 2011-2012 year. Among the possibilities floated in this document are:

Eliminate funding for the Library of Michigan. This would eliminate all staff and make collections...

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Very Effective Tooth Drops

I have to believe these tooth drops our ancestors used probably were very effective at stopping pain. I wonder, however, if they also had some undesirable side effects.