Mike and Ron~
This Yank thanks you, kindly, for the geographical and "pc" lessons!!
Now, Mike, you know I'm 100% in agreement.
The UK is a Kingdom *not* a country, and England is a country which is part
of Great Britain. The latter comprising England, Scotland and Wales. The UK
comprises Great Britain plus Northern Ireland.
Hvaing said that, we do not use eg. "England, Great Britain", only "England"
Ron Ferguson
Judy wrote:
I would like to record several vital records which occurred in the early
to late 1840's in Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, England. Legacy's Geo
Locator gives me the choice, apparently, to use the term England, United
Kingdom or Great Britain.
Can someone offer the proper nomenclature for the time period?
It's always England or Scotland or Wales. (Your turn Ron)
--
Regards,
Mike Fry
Johannesburg.
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