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We are offering £10 off TreeView V2 Premium for Windows
& Mac
via our Amazon Shop - now only £29.95!.
Whether you're an experienced family historian or just starting
out, you'll find TreeView easy to use and an essential tool in
your research. Record your family's history and view details of
your ancestors in a number of different and attractive ways.
Create beautiful charts and detailed reports to present your
family tree. New features in Version 2: Linked Charting,
Enhanced Chart Features, New Reports , Drag and Drop Mapping ,
Click to Focus, Improved database search, and more.
What do our customers think?
"Have also just bought Treeview 2 and which is proving
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With Christmas fast approaching, don't forget to take advantage
of our current special offers and fantastic gift ideas - only
while stocks last!
This includes software savings, free
sleeves and binders, up to 60% off
books, free charts, and much more!
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For a limited time, you can get a six FREE fold-out
charts
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offer, click the link below.
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Our new 2019 Family History Guide & Catalogue is now available
to download from the website for FREE!
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Get our end of line bargains and overstocked items at vastly
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The Battle of the Somme began on the 1st July 1916 and was to
last until the 18th November. The statistics for this bloody
conflict are staggering: 141 days of battle; 1,700,000 shells
fired on to the German lines; 57,470 British casualties for the
first day alone, of which 19,240 British soldiers had been
killed. In total the Battle of the Somme would claim 419,654
British; 204,253 French and 500,000 Germans. In amongst these
facts and figures was another - the oldest soldier to lose his
life at the Somme was 67 year old Lieutenant Henry Webber.
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