Canada's Anglo-Celtic Connections

09 December 2019

Poverty and Crime in 1830s Liverpool

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Proceedings of the Statistical Society of London, Vol. 2, No. 12 (1837—1838) contains the following items: A report, drawn up by Mr. Lang...

Genealogists' Magazine: December 2019

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Volume 33, Number 4 of the Society of Genealogists quarterly magazine features a long read "Civil Registration and Clergymen on Tria...
08 December 2019

The Mystique of Money: Tax Culture and ‘Race’ in Two Centuries”

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The Ottawa Historical Association's next presentation of its 2019-20 Speaker Series is at the Ottawa Art Gallery (50 Mackenzie King Brid...

Sunday Sundries

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Miscellaneous items I found of interest during the week. The Genealogical Society Observer While researching for an article I was directe...
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07 December 2019

LAC Quarterly Progress Report

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LAC recently posted 2019-2022 Three-Year Plan Progess Report: Second Quarter 2019-2020 At the half-year mark LAC is on-target to meet or e...

OGS Ottawa Branch Golden Anniversary Family History Project

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The following is information from OGS Ottawa Branch. To help celebrate the 50 years of Ottawa Branch, we would like members to donate a ...
06 December 2019

Interview with Charlotte Gray

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Following the publication of  Murdered Midas , I had the good fortune to chat with author Charlotte Gray about the book, her background and ...

Last minute notice: DNA Workshop

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The following is information about a meeting organized by Ottawa Branch, OGS on Saturday, 7 December⋅13:00 – 17:00 at the City of Ottawa Arc...

Findmypast adds modern UK records

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United Kingdom Deaths 2007-2017 Over 2.7 million additions from across England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Isle of Man have bee...

Saints by Sea

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The Saints by Sea website contains first-person accounts of international converts who were among the about 90,000 Latter-day Saint conve...
05 December 2019

No Sweat Tech: Using YouTube to Learn More about Your Family History

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An article from the Saturday Evening Post by the estimable Tara Calishain on using Spotify and YouTube ("an incredible wealth of video...

Where did they walk? Online Database of British and Irish Hills

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Your British and/or Irish ancestors most likely walked, to get to and from school or work (uphill and against the wind both ways), to visi...
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04 December 2019

OGS 2020 Webinars Announced

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Although the last OGS webinar of 2019 is not yet presented — Linda Corupe will speak on “Upper Canadian Justice“ on Thursday 5 December at 7...

Lisgar Collegiate Institute Yearbooks

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From 1883 to 2006-2007 find yearbooks, Vox Lysei, for Lisgar (Ottawa) Collegiate Institute at  https://www.lisgar.net/ . The first few y...
03 December 2019

Advance Notice: Family History Down Under

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If you've always wanted to visit Australia and would like to do so in conjunction with "A Major World Class Genealogy Conference,...

New time for 4 Dec Getting Started in Genealogy

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Monday's post originally had this event starting at 2 pm. That is now changed to 1 pm.

FamilySearch adds Lincolnshire, Parish Registers, 1538-1990

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Transcriptions of 3,947,025 Lincolnshire Church of England parish register entries of baptisms, marriages, and burials are announced in t...
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NPE Rates

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A recently published study  of extra-pair paternity (EPP), often called NPEs, in the Netherlands and Belgium shows that historical rates wer...
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02 December 2019

Northern Ireland's Tithe Applotment Books go online

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Claire Santry posted on Friday that PRONI has released its newly digitized collection of Tithe Applotment Books from 1820 to 1840 online. Th...

This Experienced Amateur Family Historian Gets it Wrong

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In a single sentence I blew it while interviewing Charlotte Gray. You were born in Sheffield in Yorkshire. A little genealogy research say...
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