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Hawkehurst the genealogist and antiquarian sinks into Hawkehurst the private individual.
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A genealogist is hunting for as yet untold personal stories of World War Two.
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Is it still possible to be an independent, professional genealogist?
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Deplorable has been the fate of these old books, so valuable to the genealogist.
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He had a strong friendship with Edward MacLysaght, the eminent genealogist and fellow Clare man.
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But to our genealogist they are very living people.
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No one, except the recording angel, who is a bit of a genealogist, I guess.
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It was drawn up by Monsieur Bouchet, the genealogist.
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But no genealogist has yet been able to find out exactly what the canonical hindrance was.
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At each prearranged stop, the celeb meets with a genealogist, who already has done the heavy lifting.
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This means more work for the genealogist, but the results will be of much value to science.
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Such things probably will appear trivial to the genealogist, but to the eugenist they are sometimes important.
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As to that, the genealogist must decide.
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His writings should be read by every genealogist, as a source of inspiration as well as information.
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That is until a genealogist, born in New Zealand and living in California, got involved in the case.
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Although this simplifies the work of the genealogist immensely, it deprives it of value to a corresponding degree.