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31 December 2009
Top 10 genealogy news stories of 2009
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Here, in alphabetical order, are the top ten genealogy news stories covered in Anglo-Celtic-Connections during 2009. Some reflect the new o...
Deceased Online adds records
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Deceased Online, at www.deceasedonline.com , announce upcoming and records added for the London Borough of Havering. South Essex Crematori...
30 December 2009
Coming from Ancestry in 2010
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A year end letter from Ancestry.com CEO Tim Sullivan offers "a sneak preview of the steady stream of history coming your way." ...
Genealogy Events in London
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If you're planning a family history visit to London in 2010 consider taking in one of the many lectures given throughout the year. The S...
29 December 2009
Wakefield Family History Sharing
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Wakefield, in West Yorkshire, was known for its industries, including several coal mines, prior to their closure as uneconomic in the 1980s....
First lines by month
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Here, a spin-off of a posting coming at year's end, are the opening lines of the first posting in Anglo-Celtic Connections for each mont...
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28 December 2009
Scotland's People addition
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Scotland's People announces the release of the new year's statutory images containing records from the Statutory Register of Births ...
CBC and LAC join forces to broaden access to their archives - NOT
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Alas! It would be nice to read this headline in a press release. Neither institution has taken the initiative. The precedent is there in thi...
Gene-o-Rama news
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Gene-o-Rama , March 26 and 27, 2010, online registration is now available at http://ogsottawa.on.ca/?page_id=101 Remember the early bird di...
27 December 2009
The Ottawa Genealogist
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The OGS Ottawa Branch newsletter, reformatted to 8-1/2" by 11", and renamed The Ottawa Genealogist, January - February issue, vol ...
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ACOM (Ancestry.com) climbs
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While the issue price for ACOM in early November was $13.50 a range of a dollar either side was initially considered as fair value. ACOM clo...
26 December 2009
No clear value of family history for primary health care
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One of the reasons given for following family history is its use in family medicine. General practitioners frequently question their patient...
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25 December 2009
TNA podcast: From cotton spinning to coffins: specifications for patents of invention
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If there was an inventor in your family background this lecture by Vanessa Carr, recorded last August, will give you insight into the scope ...
24 December 2009
Merry Christmas
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To everyone who helped with the blog this year, either by posting comments or providing information, including; Alana, Alison, Alison, Amand...
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Very last minute genealogy gifts
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Membership in the British Isles Family History Society of Greater Ottawa, $35, www.bifhsgo.ca/membership.htm Membership in the Ottawa Branc...
Yes Virginia, there is a Scrooge
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According to Ancestry there are 74 historical records for Scrooge: Mary Scrooge married John Pit on 25 Sept 1694 at Clifton Reynes, Buckingh...
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23 December 2009
World Vital Records FREE
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SGNE blogs that World Vital Records ( www.worldvitalrecords.com ) has announced free access to its site from December 23rd to December 28...
Last minute genealogy gift: iPod touch
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I use mine every day. It's one of the best electronics investments I've made in years. It's an iPod, so I get to store and liste...
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22 December 2009
2009 top baby names in Scotland
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Jack remains the top boys’ name, with Lewis in second place. James climbs two places to third whilst Liam stays in fourth place and Logan cl...
Australian Royalty
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According to actor Jack Thompson , having a convict ancestor qualifies an Australian these days as Australian Royalty. Now an Ancestry.com.a...
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