Two places that have been of value to me over the last 3 months that have given me a contact.
The first website is the Australian Trove Website Newspaper section when a person who registered with the site to make corrections to articles that I was also was interested in. I of course left my calling comment and tag, and contacted her through the trove system to confirm she was working on a family connection of mine, with the answer in the affirmative, leading to exchanging information on relatives in common.
The second website Ross & Cromarty Roots Gravestone search area. I had placed my comment on several then came to one of my husbands forbears and there was a message by a person to state these people were 3x great grandparents, who are also my husbands 3xgreat grandparents. I left a message then sent an email to the person who placed the first comment, we are in the beginning of exchanges, she did not know that 3 of the 14 children emigrated to Australia, and descends through a line I lost site of in 1869.
So if you have the opportunity to leave a comment or register it can reap you some rewards.
GOL GOL GIRL
Family History (Genealogy) Research
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Friday, March 30, 2012
Deceased online updates
Over 70,000 records for Chester's historic
Overleigh Cemetery added to Deceased Online
Overleigh Cemetery added to Deceased Online
- Approximately 72,000 burial records for the older section of Overleigh Cemetery in the ancient northern English City of Chester have been added to the Deceased Online database.
- The records date from 1850 to 1953; records for 1953 to October 2011 are already on www.deceasedonline.com.
- The records comprise burial register scans and grave details; maps indicating grave locations will be added in the near future.
- Overleigh Cemetery contains many historically interesting burials and beautiful memorials such as the celebrated 'Queen of the Gypsies', Mary Finney, and her husband Guilderoy Finney.
- The Cemetery also has many interments featuring Irish names.
- The total dataset for the council area, Cheshire West and Chester, now comprises approximately 200,000 burial and cremation records.
- For further details, see the 'database coverage' section at www.deceasedonline.com.
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Friday, March 23, 2012
Unlock the Past Queensland Expo 2012
I found this article and thought it might be of interest. I would love to be in Brisbane for this event, you can find more information here. I certainly would enjoy this event.
You can purchase your tickets here.
You can purchase your tickets here.
Unlock the Past Queensland Expo 2012Event Information
When 25 Jun 2012 12:05pm - 27 Jun 2012 4:00pm
Where Centenary State High School, 1 Moolanda Street, Jindalee, Brisbane Queensland
Other Information
- Cost: Entry pre-booked by Wed 20 June $20 two or more days, $10 one day, $5 Monday evening only. On the day $5 extra, Talks $5 and $10 each, a few free.
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Scanning large photos
Late last year I inherited several A3 photos in extremely poor condition and thought I need to scan these but hey I am not so good at 2 x A4 and stitching them up.
Today I went into my local Office Works Store, yes, they can scan to USB drive, yippee and the best thing it is only 40cents. This might be useful for Australian researchers.
Today I went into my local Office Works Store, yes, they can scan to USB drive, yippee and the best thing it is only 40cents. This might be useful for Australian researchers.
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