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UK People Search News
http://uk-people-search.blogspot.com
A blog on the art of locating missing family and friends. FREE tips, advice, sources and links to help you in your searches. Written by someone who knows the joys and sorrows such searches can bring. If you are looking for someone this blog is a good place to start.
- Added on: May 8th, 2007
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Giles Higgitt
- Listed in: Family Relationships
- Tags: family reunion people search people finder find people uk people finder uk people search
Recent Posts
Tracing people over time…
An explanation of how I carry out a trace Firstly, you find the subject’s birth record. You can use www.findmypast.com or www.ancestry.co.uk for your searches. If you have a Date of Birth the job will take seconds. If you have no idea of his age, t...
Land Registry Searches
Among the sources of information that are publicly available are those from the Land Registry. Amongst other things, you can find out who is the owner of any house or land that is registered, how much it sold for, whether it is leasehold or freehold...
Credit Databases
The use of credit information in people searchesMost adults will have a credit file against their name. The file is created from the moment we seek credit from banks or finance houses. If you have never borrowed money you will not have a file.People...
See and be Seen
Sometimes you just can’t find the people you are looking for. You have tried everything you can think of, but still no joy. You have spent money on searches, you have scoured the web for hours, but you are still not getting anywhere. BUT, before yo...
Where there is a Will there is a Way
This article is about a useful tool in the People Searcher’s toolbox – the Last Will and Testament. Wills are public documents and they can help fill in gaps in your family research. In this article I will explain what you may learn from a Will a...
Change of Name
Many people chose to change their name in the course of their lives. They may have many reasons for taking this step, but under common law a person may take a new name without drawing up any formal documents so long as it is not done for the purpose...
