FindMyPast have released a new record set pertaining to the city of Sheffield - see here.
FMP have also made the following announcement: you can now see a list of all the records you’ve ever viewed on findmypast.co.uk since Dec 2010. Just sign in to your account on the site and click the ‘my saved records’ tab at the top of the page to view and organise your records. You can also record how good a match you think the record is with the ancestor you're looking for by clicking on one of the pencil icons.
Users of the FamilySearch website may have noticed the appearance of the 1861 & 1871 Census indexes for Scotland to go with the earlier additions of the 1841 & 1851 efforts. Access via this link (and scroll down) or, indeed, this link. Note that they are merely indexes - you will have to the Scotland's People website or FindMyPast for more detail.
Some news from Ireland, via Claire Santry's blog:
- New East Galway records;
- Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives update;
- Forthcoming Irish events.
Irish researchers will most certainly want to have a look at the brand new online e-magazine, Irish Lives Remembered. Click here, and follow the 'magazine' link. Fabulous!
The latest Lost Cousins newsletter is now available. Great reading, as ever.
The National Archives latest e-newsletter highlights their naval records.
Here's a record source you may not have heard of: the British Telecom Archives. See this short intro where you will find the relevant link.
Here's a useful summary of 'Newest Genealogy Records on the Internet' from GenealogyInTime Magazine.
Users of the Society of Genealogists' Library Catalogue may wish to read this.
Thanks to @CharlotteFrost1 on Twitter for flagging the London Marriage Licences 1521-1869.
The latest Lost Cousins newsletter is now available. Great reading, as ever.
The National Archives latest e-newsletter highlights their naval records.
Here's a record source you may not have heard of: the British Telecom Archives. See this short intro where you will find the relevant link.
Here's a useful summary of 'Newest Genealogy Records on the Internet' from GenealogyInTime Magazine.
Users of the Society of Genealogists' Library Catalogue may wish to read this.
Thanks to @CharlotteFrost1 on Twitter for flagging the London Marriage Licences 1521-1869.
The Two Nerdy History Girls bring us their weekly collection of handy history links.
More news available via the BI-Gen Twitter feed.
More news available via the BI-Gen Twitter feed.
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