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Ancestry.au adds

Posted on 14 July 2010 by Linda Elliott
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  Chris Paton at http://scottishancestry.blogspot.com/ has just let us all know about Ancestry.au latest release of the Birth, Marriage & Death Indexes. They covers Births 1788 – 1922, Marriages 1788 – 1949 & Deaths 1787 – 1985. Each Australian state … Continue reading →

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Birth, Deaths & Marriage records online???

Posted on 9 July 2010 by Linda Elliott
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From Guy Etchells A review, chaired by Paul Darce of the 30 year rule, recommended that it be reduced to 15 years in its report January 2009. In his submission to the review Anthony Camp, M.B.E. suggested that all historic … Continue reading →

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GRO Digitisation Project

Posted on 8 November 2009 by Linda Elliott
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The GRO has issued the following press release…… The digitisation of GRO’s births, marriages and deaths records is moving forward and a new project, called the Digitisation and Indexing (D&I) Project, has been initiated.   The new project covers the digitisation … Continue reading →

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Overseas Births Marriages & Deaths

Posted on 9 October 2009 by Linda Elliott
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    If you think that one or more of your ancestors might have registered a birth, marriage of death overseas then you might want to consider searching on the website http://www.bmdregisters.co.uk/ This company offers access to registers that are … Continue reading →

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Certificate Exchange

Posted on 8 October 2009 by Linda Elliott
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  What a great idea this website is, I am sure we all have bought certificates and other genealogy documents only to find that they aren’t about people on our family tree. My friends and I call such people “Ancestors … Continue reading →

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