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S08EP05 &#; &#;The Marine&#; with Richard Holt
In this sixth episode of Series Eight, host Andrew meets professional genealogist Richard Holt. He hears about how he became hooked on researching family history, what it was like to turn professional, and Richard&#;s attempts to access original Wills under the Freedom Of Information Act despite the efforts of the UK Government departments seemingly wishing to prevent him.
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The Life Story &#; Matthew Buyrn (aka John Dunmore)
Richard has decided to tell the life story of his 4x Great Grandfather Matthew Buyrn (aka Matthew Burns) who sometimes appears as John Dunmore!
Matthew was born in Edmonton, Middlesex, England in and was baptised and confirmed at Catholic churches in different places, but near to his home.
Uncovering Matthew&#;s story needed Richard to fully research Matthew&#;s son Thomas (Richard&#;s 3x Gt Grandfather), however
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When Thomas Richard Marine was born on 17 February , in Caroline, Maryland, United States, his father, William J. Marine, was 20 and his mother, Mariah Andrew, was He married Hester Frances Blanche on 26 December , in Caroline, Maryland, United States. They were the parents of at least 2 sons and 2 daughters. He lived in Preston, Caroline, Maryland, United States for about 10 years and District 4, Caroline, Maryland, United States in He died on 20 March , in Maryland, United States, at the age of 75, and was buried in Union Grove Cemetery, Caroline, Maryland, United States.
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The Bird’s Head Seascape is often touted as the epicentre of global marine biodiversity, and its reefs are truly something to behold. It is undoubtedly one of my favourite places on the planet to dive, and I am still amazed that every time I visit inom encounter creatures I’ve never seen before. Some are new to science, others are way outside their previously known geographic range and yet more are hitherto known from just a few specimens. However, you might be surprised that it can take a little time to fall in love with this place.
With all the superlatives associated with Raja Ampat, expectations are always high but when folk arrive from across the world they can sometimes seem confused what all the fuss is about. Of course, there are a lot of fish, yes the reefs are pristine but the visibility isn’t always gin klar and there were only two pygmy seahorses on that gods dive! Personally, I think that the Bird’s Head isn’t a one visit kind of place. A first visit can easily be spent