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Lloyd George Domesday Survey 1910

Posted on May 2, 2019 by miltonabbashistorygroup

We have the complete Assessment IR58 for Milton Abbas as 120 digital images.

We are about to start transcribing these into a database. Does anyone have any experience of the easiest to set up and free database apps?

There about 100 fields and 120 records.

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