Canada's Anglo-Celtic Connections

All good things must come to an end. OGS Conference 2018 is over. Congratulations to the organizers and helpers. No matter how much you fe...

A database of images drawn from travel accounts is newly online with over 500 images of Ireland – woodcuts, water colours, engravings and ...

There's a call for presentation proposals out from the Alberta Genealogical Society for their 2019 conference in Edmonton on April 2...

Co-Lab , a facility to allow transcription, tagging, translation and description of digitized (imaged) records found in Library and Archiv...

The opening session and Saturday morning plenary presentation by Jonathan Vance from OGS Conference 2018 are now archived and available on...

Some 4,500 authors who published their first work, in English, in or before 1950 are included in the Database of Canada’s Early Women Writ...

As a federally registered non-profit corporation the Ontario Genealogical Society provides an annual report, including finances, to the go...

Here are the links for OGSConf2018 sessions that are being live streamed. Opening Event on Friday 6/1 @ 7 pm EST https://youtu.be/f9HCr...

While the major additions to Findmypast this Friday were Catholic parish records for Chicago additions to two other collections may be of in...

This is the day when the 1926 census is officially transferred to Library and Archives Canada. Conducted on 1 June, 1926, 92 years ago tod...

Here's the line-up in the latest issue of Internet Genealogy from Moorshead Magazines. Inklings, Hunches, and Sneaking Suspicions  ...

The British Newspaper Archive now has 25,613,154 pages (24,974,993 pages last month). The 64 papers (57 last month) with new pages onlin...

Ancestry post that their parish record collections for Somerset have been updated, as follows: Collection Entries Somerset, England, Chu...

2-3 June 2018 is the weekend for the annual Doors Open Ottawa event, the opportunity to get to know the city. Over 140 unique buildings ...

Interment registers of Deansgrange and Shanganagh Cemeteries are now at DiscoverEverAfter.com .  According to a post by Claire Santry he...

We are all products of the challenges successfully faced by our ancestors. Whether they were natural, the topic of this book, man-made lik...

Each of the three episodes of the new series of the US version of Who Do You Think You Are?  running on specialty channel TLC has started ...

One of two of the blog regular readers may be interested in this week's Legacy Family Tree Webinar : The Palatine Immigrants: Tracing ...

A month ago, here , I posted about the formation of the Virtual Genealogical Society . Now they've opened a call for presentation prop...