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New Genealogy Records on FamilySearch

Posted on 15 December 2012 by Linda Elliott
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Familysearch.org has released some new additions to their Cheshire & Northumberland Collections. The Cheshire Collection has 31,521 new records indexed, and Northumberland has 525 images added to its collection. The Northumberland additions are not indexed so won’t come up in … Continue reading →

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Doncaster Records go online

Posted on 28 November 2012 by Linda Elliott
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Oh to have genealogy interests in the Doncaster region !! FindMyPast has added a plethora of records for this area in the West Riding of Yorkshire. These records are transcripts and so may not give all the information that the … Continue reading →

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All Cheshire Parish Registers online within reasonable time period

Posted on 20 November 2012 by Linda Elliott
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The Guild of One Name Studies has just twittered that “The Cheshire Parish Register Project hopes to make all Cheshire PRs available “in a reasonable period of time”.  This project has been around for a while with a dedicated band … Continue reading →

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Bromfield, Claverley, Westbury, Shropshire parish transcripts

Posted on 14 November 2012 by Linda Elliott
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As often happens when browsing the internet and the Ancestry Card catalogue in particular I came across something I wasn’t looking for !! Having found these transcripts I thought it would be useful to some Shropshire genealogists out there somewhere … Continue reading →

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St Dunstan, Stepney records now online

Posted on 24 October 2012 by Linda Elliott
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For the last few days Ancestry has been saying that they will be putting up a new set of records on the 24 October so I expected that FindMyPast would do the same ….. and I was right!! St Dunstan, … Continue reading →

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