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Last update October 2007, includes July, August, September, 1872, we are now working on November 1872, next update following transcription of December

Unlike the previous years, 1872 has more pages per edition. The amount of data as large as three previous years. To enable data viewing, the 1872 pages will be put up in batches. this will not include the full year.

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NEW FOR 2008

The Accrington Observer, 1916

Records Transcribed 16,000, (Feb 1916)

Expected Release 30,000

This covers the first world war, and the story of the Accrington Pals

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