In an email I received this morning: View the 1911 census for free on findmypast.co.uk We know what a brilliant resource the 1911 census is for any family historian, so we’re giving it to you for free! Until 18 November 2012, view a 1911 census transcript for free on findmypast.co.uk – this usually costs 10 … [Read more…]
Footnote has worked with the US National Archives to put millions of Civil War records online and now, for the month of June you can view the collection free of charge. Included in the collection are thousands of photos, maps, service records, and pension files, as well as some personal accounts and writings making it … [Read more…]
This advice came from one of the Rootsweb Lists I read. Upon filling out your census form, make copies of it to keep in your records. This will ensure that the next generations in your family won’t have to wait the required number of years for the census records to become public! We will be … [Read more…]
From their Website: New Horizons Genealogy specializes in New England and New York Colonial American Genealogy, Ancestry and Family History. Our record collections include, Vital records, Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, Colonial and State Census records, Federal and State Census Mortality Schedules, Cemetery records, 1840 Census of Pensioners and Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in … [Read more…]
I want to share this interesting site today that allows you to search several Canadian Census records from 1851 – 1911. It also has some other great records such as links to the Soldiers of the First World War , births, marriage and deaths. Transcription, proof reading, and linking is done by volunteers and no … [Read more…]
Well I have to say that tonight’s show was definitely my favorite and actually lived up to what I was expecting from this series. I loved everything about this show. The introduction at the beginning was just long enough to provide the background information we needed to know without putting us to sleep and she … [Read more…]
