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When searching for names that contain the letter

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una

una Report 20 Feb 2005 00:17

If you cannot find a name containing the letter 'U',(as in Fuller)try using 'ee'instead of the 'u'. In some handwritten records,I have found that sometimes that the 'u' looks like 'ee'..Have solved quite a few problems by doing so..

Helen in Berkshire

Helen in Berkshire Report 21 Feb 2005 00:46

Thanks for the tip, Eunice Helen

Richard in Perth

Richard in Perth Report 28 Feb 2005 12:17

Found the same thing in reverse twice in the past week - one was a lookup for someone seeking a marriage of a Beellen (it was listed under Bullen), and again looking for a marriage of Ann Leech, found her under Luch - and the latter one was 1988 too, so it's not just the old records that have the problem!

Tmwg

Tmwg Report 1 Aug 2005 17:03

how would I check what looks like fenural, have tried fennel, fenual, faneral, any ideas?