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I have a subscription to both the US and Canadian sites for Ancestry . I cannot access the database for Irish immigration to Boston through Saint John , New Brunswick . This database should be open to both subscriptions .
Why all of a sudden are all Emmigration records requiring a World Subscription? It seems everything is on the World Sub. now. People can’t afford it.