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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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- Street scenes of 19th-century Newcastle
- BIFHSGO presents: An Evening with Simon Fowler
- BIFHSGO website success
- England, Scotland, and the Scottish Valuation Roll...
- WDYTYA: Rita Wilson survey
- WDYTYA: Rita Wilson
- LAC budget cut 10%
- Ottawa Event Notice: Beechwood Cemetery historical...
- Genealogy Activity Survey: volunteering and contri...
- News from LAC
- Ancestry adds London and Surrey, England, Marriage...
- Genealogy Activity Survey: books, webinars and web...
- Ancestry's Victoria Cross database
- Genealogy Activity Survey: databases, social netwo...
- Telling family tales
- FamilySearch adds further Cornwall parish registers
- The 1921 Census of Canada
- Deceasedonline.com adds Chester's historic Overlei...
- Findmypast.co.uk releases Westminster parish records
- Early bird registration deadline for OGS conferenc...
- Susan Crean on the importance of LAC
- Genealogy Activity Survey: magazines and events
- Highlights of the Genealogy Activity Survey
- An epigenetics primer
- FreeBMD March update
- PBS: Finding Your Roots
- US to Canada border entry records, 1908-1918 and 1...
- Birmingham, Children's Lives
- Toronto Branch OGS - Great War Workshop - Update
- Manitoba probate records at FamilySearch.org
- Finding Your Roots
- WDYTYA: Helen Hunt survey
- Genealogy problems persist after 79 years
- PRI's perspective on genetic genealogy
- WDYTYA: Helen Hunt
- Prospects for genetic genealogy
- Quick Internet tip
- Ancestry adds UK, Land Tax Redemption, 1798
- Improved search engines for cwgc.org and Ottawa's ...
- Digital literacy and the digital divide in genealogy
- QFHS: A Genealogy Day in England
- Counteracting the decline of genealogical societies
- Legacy webinar: DNA Research for Genealogists: Bey...
- TNA podcast: Digitised newspapers as sources for f...
- A serious abdication of responsibility at Library ...
- Hidden East Anglia
- A webinar on webinars
- Genealogy fraud
- Breakthrough cases using deceasedonline.com
- Glenn Wright on, not in, Kingston Pen
- Genealogy Activity Survey
- St Patrick's Day gift
- News about Toronto workshop "Finding Your Great Wa...
- Durham Records Online
- OGS Ottawa Branch March meeting
- Tracing Your War of 1812 Ancestors
- Linda Reid presenter at Quinte OGS Branch
- BMDs from Early Ottawa Newspapers
- Ancestry add The Belfast Newsletter, 1738-1925 as ...
- Ancestry adds Irish Probate and Marriage Licence I...
- Royal Artillery records new at findmypast.co.uk
- Daniel Caron explains LAC's acquisition policy
- Now we are six
- BMD certificate prices to increase
- Round the Coast, 1895
- Interview with Debbie Kennett
- QFHS: Genealogical Day in England and Wales
- BCGS events
- Interview with Chris Paton
- TNA podcast: Finding your family in Canada
- In From The Cold
- BIFHSGO March meeting attracts over 200
- Celebrating Irish heritage
- A success story told by BIFHSGO member Brenda Turner
- Free presentation notes from WDYTYA Live
- WDTYTA: Jerome Bettis survey
- TNA podcast: Our ancestors and the fear of the Vic...
- WDYTYA: Jerome Bettis
- 10 million Westminster records coming at findmypas...
- OGS Toronto “Finding Your Great War Ancestors” wor...
- Interview with Kirsty Grey
- BBC History magazine distorts the home child exper...
- BIFHSGO March meeting
- Ancestry update London, England, Wills and Probate...
- Interview with Katherine Borges of ISOGG
- Interview with Debra Chatfield of findmypast.co.uk
- Forthcoming Pharos Courses
- Canada: a destination for historical tourism
- People of the British Isles: preliminary analysis
- WDYTYA prospects
- Will LAC deaccession its photography collection?
- Child Migrants and British Home Children
- TNA podcast: Tithe tales
- Planning for Canada 150
- Ancestry's England and Wales 1911 census
- WDYTYA: Reba McEntire survey
- How to find digitized publications
- WDYTYA: Reba McEntire
- London Daily Photo
- Findmypast.co.uk launches Welsh records for St Dav...
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