Ancestry has just released a set of three books that will add greatly to London researchers genealogy. They comprise details of people from the University of London Officers Training Corp and London City Council who served in WW1 and residents … Continue reading
Ancestry has been putting a teaser online over the last few days saying that new occupational records are going to be available on the 24th. These records which are now available come from the Quarter Session records held at the … Continue reading
Articles of Clerkship 1756 – 1874 I’ve just been looking at the Articles of Clerkship dataset that has recently been released on the genealogy website Ancestry.co.uk and it looks as if it will be of great interest for those who … Continue reading
Ancestry has just put online Middlesex Convict Transportation Contracts, 1682-1787. Transportation was a punishment for convicted criminals in England and other parts of the British Empire, came about in the seventeenth century. At first transportation was primarily to America and … Continue reading
Ancestry.co.uk have announced a new addition to their military collection. Even if you don’t have a recipient on your family tree it would be interesting to find out if anyone from your ancestors village or town was awarded the highest … Continue reading
