Research Digest, Vol 129, Issue 7

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> After letting me see dozens of "hints" and accessing Mexican civil records
> without an extra charge, now, ancestry.com wants an additional $99, for a
> "upgrade" for what they are now calling "global" searches. I am considering
> it, or maybe just paying someone more well-versed at this kind of research
> than I, to finish tracing my family. What do you think? Thanks. Piero
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