Southampton coverage
"The Southampton Times" & the "Southampton Daily Echo" & "Southampton Evening Echo" would be excellent please.
I would like to see these newspapers on your website & am sure a lot of other people would too as Southampton was & still is a very busy port.
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Connie
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Extend further
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Alan
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Please add ASAP
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Joe
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More dates to devour would be of interest researching family history
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Al
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Updated material would be great
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Dominic
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Save our local history
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Ally
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Resume adding later editions online
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Anonymous
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Adequate coverage for a medium size city would be good to see
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Wes
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Provide more content
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Ben
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More choices of dates please
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Legit his
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Recount on
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Bert
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More updates
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Jamal
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Yes further dates
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Alan
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Dissatisfied with the content available please seek to add post 1920s dates
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Anonymous
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A brilliant idea. Please add.
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Anonymous
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This city suffered so much damage during WW2 We need to see the archive to remind us what we've lost
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Marian Poole
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I grew up with the Southern Evening Echo as it was called then.
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Alan Matlock
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Looking for war time editions, eg. A double wedding of two sisters and best friend husbands on June 13th, 1942, reported as Spitfire Sweethearts.
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Jean d
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Can any one recall a death of Maureen Hampton. Found on Bursledon railway line. Making her way back to Coldeast hospital. This could have taken place many years ago. I Read a story. I worked there for 24yrs but cannot recall the lady. Possibly too far back to remember
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Trina
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1 Regent Place Above Bar Southampton
I am interested in finding out more about this address in the 1920-30's. Was it a residential home? A business? Both? What was the family name of the people living here? Thank you in advance for any information. -
Bri
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Seeking death and any other information for Alexander Johnson born in Southampton in 1918. His spouse was Charlotte Bellows, born in 1921, and their child Maud Beatrice Johnson, born 1934. Would like any information, but looking for death and parents.