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    Feb 11, 2020 1 minute
    Sarah Williams Editor sarah.williams@immediate.co.uk

    What were your forebears up to 100 years ago? It’s a question that historian and curator Helen Antrobus asksas we turn our thoughts this month to the 1920s. It was such an iconic decade and, as Helen explains, you don’t have to wait for the release of the 1921 census next year to discover more about your family.

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