Dick Eastman writes that his newsletter/blog is now 14 years old. Read it at http://blog.eogn.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/. Thank you Dick for the help you provide to us all through your writing.
Since 2006, Canada's Anglo-Celtic Connections has been an independent view of family history resources and developments seen from an Ottawa perspective.
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- 1874 Surrey map from MAPCO
- Above the ground floor at TNA
- More on inside Ancestry.com
- Ancestors in the Attic
- 2010 - Year of the British Home Choild
- LAC continues Lest We Forget project
- Award to TNA
- How many tenth cousins?
- Ontario Vital Statistics
- Findmypast add parish records
- TNA podcast: immigration to the UK
- Breast cancer and family history
- LAC disruption and reduction of service
- Ottawa genealogy classes
- Southwestern Ontario Veterans
- Ancestors in the Attic
- Pharos Tutors forthcomming courses online
- Ancestry.com data centre
- TNA podcast: Shop Workers
- FindMyPast moves Brightsolid into the black
- Ancestry magazine closing
- Eastman milestone
- OGS Ottawa Branch Monthly Meeting
- 100,000 pages of additional British digitised news...
- Ancestry 1861 census update
- Ancestors in the Attic
- NGS takes Canada for granted
- Coming at findmypast.co.uk
- Another TNA visit
- Behind the scenes at TNA
- Probate Calendar for England and Wales
- National Library of Scotland Digital Archive
- Scottish 1939 National Identity Register now avail...
- BIFHSGO January meeting
- Ancestors in the Attic - New Season
- New Brunswick Legislative Assembly Sessional Recor...
- Ancestry improves wildcard search
- How to Time Travel by Search Engin
- PBS genealogy show
- The popularity of family history
- FreeBMD January Update
- ACOM (Ancestry.com) trades down in quiet trading
- Brighton History Centre threatened
- Archive CD Books Canada 50% off sale
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