Great Wratting, Suffolk One Place Study

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1 How to Join
2 Goals
3 Task List
4 Progress

How to Join

Please contact the project leader Wendy Sullivan or post a comment to the right. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks!

Goals

This is a One Place Study to collect together everything about Great Wratting, Suffolk, England. The hope is that this study will be a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. The aim is to work back in time from 1911 as far as records allow, detailing the lives of the people wherever possible. It is hoped that other researchers who are interested in Suffolk, England, will make similar studies of the Hamlets, Villages and Towns, which make up the County. A list of these can be found here

Please Note: The date of 1911 has been chosen to comply with privacy laws currently in force.

Task List

Research and create sourced profiles of people that were primarily Born, Married and/or Died in Great Wratting.
Note people that "passed through" or who were living in Great Wratting at the time of the census but were not otherwise included, because of birth, marriage or death and store them for future addition to complete profiles.
Detail lives wherever possible
Add appropriate categories to all profiles

Progress

1911 Census - In Progress

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