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America’s First Immigration Centre

Posted on 28 June 2010 by Linda Elliott
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  Can’t remember if I have written about this website before, but here goes. Almost everyone with English ancestor are going to find that someone disappears never to be found again in the British Archives. They may well have been … Continue reading →

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Polish Refugee Subsistence & Genealogy Records

Posted on 8 November 2009 by Linda Elliott
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  The Society of Genealogists have an increasing number of online datasets available to their members. This one is of particular interest to those with Polish ancestry.     Polish Refugee Subsistence and Genealogical Data Entries from a card index … Continue reading →

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AUSNZ SHIPPING LISTS

Posted on 22 June 2009 by Linda Elliott
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This site is designed to help family historians locate passenger lists for migrant ships to Australia/New Zealand and hence the entries relating to their studies. Be aware that you do need to know which ship your people came to NZ … Continue reading →

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Early Settlers of Napier

Posted on 22 June 2009 by Linda Elliott
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Early settler of Napier & district http://www.angelfire.com/bc/Vincina/Napier.html   Technorati Tags: Napier,New Zealand,genealogy,early settlers … Continue reading →

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FIRST FLEET CONVICTS, CREW & GUARDS

Posted on 21 June 2009 by Linda Elliott
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Listing of convicts, crew & guards aboard the First Fleet ships. http://www.jag10.freeserve.co.uk/1788.htm     Technorati Tags: First Fleet Convicts,Australia,genealogy … Continue reading →

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