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Last broadcast on Sat, 19 Mar 2011, 09:00 on BBC Radio Devon.
Synopsis
Wow! What a packed show today!
Loads of live music, a look at family history, Paul's recommendations in Moxham's Movies, a man from the George Formby Society and a woman planning a sponsored walk with her dog!
Unfortunately the lead singer of Thirteen Senses is unwell, so their visit to the studio has been postponed until later in the year - watch this space!
David Benassi
Claire Nicolson
Mary Hyland
The Census is a huge resource for people interested in family history.
Mary Hyland has just discovered that her Irish grandfather filled in a census by falsifying his name and signing it with an illegal signature -he was pretending to be an Englishman in order to find somewhere for his family to rent!
Mary is from Plantagenesta - a family history research company - and will be telling us how we can use the census to help in building our family tree.
Paul Clews
Paul is a music teacher from North Devon, he's bringing in his ukulele and to perform and talk about his work.
Moxham's Movies
Also on today's show....
Plymouth marine, Mark Ormrod - who lost three limbs whilst on service in Afghanistan - will be telling us about his latest project; Villas for Veterans......
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Bryan Richardson is originally from Lancashire but now lives in Devon.
He's been a member of the George Formby Society for around eight years and will be dropping in for a chat.....
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Julia Lewis and her dog will be walking the perimeter of Torbay from Berry Head to Hopes Nose (and back) in aid of the BBC Radio Devon Air Ambulance Appeal - Julia will be telling us all about it.....
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Sat 19 Mar 201109:00


