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Saturday 6th August
10am - 4pm
Sponsored by 
Come and
visit our stall at the West Midlands Family History Fair. The fair takes place at Worcester
Rugby Club, Worcester. Admission is £3.00, and there are free talks going on all day.
Free Genealogy Talks
| 10:30 - 11:15 |
Starting your Family History
with Frank Townsend, Malvern FHS
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| 11:30 - 12:15 |
Breaking down brick walls in your research using Unique Tools and Data
online
with Mark Bayley
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| 14:00 - 14:45 |
Researching, Recording and Reporting with RootsMagic
with Nigel
Bayley
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15:00 - 15:45 |
Breaking down brick walls in your research using Unique Tools and Data
online
with Mark Bayley
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NEW Australian Records now available
We have added a large collection of Australian records to TheGenealogist. These include convict lists, census, general musters, ledger returns, and
the First Fleet, which was the name given to the eleven ships to establish the
first European Colony in Australia. To access these records from the research view select
"Australian Records" from the British and International section and then select
either Census or Transportation Records.
Convict Lists & Pardons
- First Fleet, New South Wales 1787
- List of Convicts arriving in New South Wales 1788-1819
- List of Convicts arriving in New South Wales Nov 1828 - Dec 1832
- List of Convicts arriving in New South Wales 1833-1834
- List of Convicts who are now free, New South Wales 1810-1820
- List of Convicts in Van Diemens Land/Tasmania 1808-1849
- Convict Pardons & Tickets of Leave in New South Wales and Van Diemans Lands/Tasmania
1834-1838
- Convict Pardons in New South Wales 1838-1859
- Convict Pardons in Tasmania 1840-1848
- Recommendations for Conditional Pardons in Tasmania 1849-1859
General Musters
- New South Wales & Norfolk Island General Muster 1806
- New South Wales & Norfolk Island General Muster 1837
- New South Wales General Muster 1811
- New South Wales General Muster 1822
 New South Wales General Muster 1823
- New South Wales General Muster 1824
- New South Wales General Muster 1825
- New South Wales General Muster 1828
Census
- New South Wales 1828 Census
Ledger Returns
- Ledger Returns, Van Diemens Land 1846
- Ledger Returns, Van Diemens Land 1849
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New Interface for School Registers
We have just released a new interface for our collection of School Registers at TheGenealogist. You can now look at school registers in two ways:
- Browse each book by selecting a county, then a volume
- Or search across all School Registers at once
Other Printed Books on TheGenealogist include Directories, Landowner Records and Knights of England, which
will all be updated to the new interface over the coming months.
To celebrate this release, 10 new registers have
been added as a bonus for Diamond Subscribers.
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Parish Records
- Yorkshire, Paver's Marriage Licences 1630-1645
- Yorkshire, Paver's Marriage Licences 1660-1674
- Cumberland, Sedbergh Parish Registers 1594-1800
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Directories
- Derbyshire 1809 Domesday Records
- Derbyshire, The History of Chesterfield 1839
- Liverpool, 1805 Gore's Directory
- Leicestershire, Rutland and Northamptonshire, Court Guide and County
Blue Book 1890
Gives details of those involved in the legal and medical professions,
engineers, bankers, surgeons, architects and many others, and includes names
& addresses. There is also a section on peers, bishops, baronets &
knights, and another on landed gentry and county families.
- Yorkshire, Freemen of York 1272-1759
- York 1809 Domesday Records
- Yorkshire, 1872 Johnson and Tesseyman's York Directory
- Yorkshire Who's Who's 1912
- Yorkshire, North and East Ridings Kelly's Directory, 1913
- Yorkshire, 1936 Kelly's Directory of Bradford and Suburbs
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Visitations & Peerage
- The Visitation of Cheshire Vol.18 1580
- Yorkshire Royalist Composition Papers Volume I, II and
III
Royalist Composition Papers detail the fines paid by those who fought on the
Royalist side in the English Civil War, to cover the cost of the conflict.
Entries include reports of the charge against the individual, the petition,
fine, and particulars of estate.
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School, College and University Registers
- Durham School Register 1840-1912
- The London School of Economics and Political Science Register
1895-1932
- London, Royal Holloway College Calendar 1897-1898 & 1899-1900
Lists the governing body, members of faculties, students in residence,
scholars, prize winners & former students of the college from 1887. Also
includes benefactors, courses, rules, regulations, scholarships, entrance
examination papers & college societies.
- Oxfordshire, Trinity College Admissions Vol.I Introduction &
Index
- Oxfordshire, Trinity College Admissions Vol.II 1546-1700
- Oxfordshire, Trinity College Admissions Vol.III 1701-1800
- Oxfordshire, Trinity College Admissions Vol.IV 1801-1850
- Oxfordshire, Trinity College Admissions Vol.V 1851-1900
- Scotland, Edinburgh, Loretto Register 1825-1925
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Poll Books
- Yorkshire, Kingston-upon-Hull Poll Book 1868
- Northumberland, Newcastle upon Tyne Poll Book 1774
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Military
- 1876 Historical Records of the First Regiment of Militia (Third West
York Light Infantry)
- The Story of the 55th (West Lancashire) Division
- The Fifth Leicestershire 1914-19
- Yorkshire Rugby Football Union Commemoration Book 1914-19 and
Official Handbook 1919-20
Contains the names, ranks and regiments of members of the Yorkshire Rugby
Football Club who fought in the Great War. Also includes honours, lists and
portraits of the fallen along with club information, international players,
lists of members and team photos, etc.
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Other Records
- Domesday Records 1809 - Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire,
Rutland and York
A translation of the Domesday records that were originally completed in
1086. This is one the country's earliest records and could be seen as an
early forerunner to the census. It documents land owners, land type and
size, the value of land, and people under their employment.
- Cheshire, The Freemen of Chester 1392-1805
Names and occupations of the Freemen. These Freemen were
individuals who had earned privileges and the right to work in the city of
Chester.
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Parish Registers
- Buckinghamshire, Wavendon Parish Record Guide 1721-1812
- Devon,
Parkham Parish Registers 1537-1812
- Kent,
Chislet Parish Records 1538-1707
- Monmouthshire,
Llantilio Crossenny & Penrhos Parish Records 1577-1644
- Suffolk,
Rushbrook Parish Registers 1567-1850
- Warwickshire,
The Records of Knowle 1682-1812
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School Registers
- Register of the University of Oxford Vol. I, 1449-1571
- Register of the University of Oxford Vol. II, Pt 1 Introductions,
1571-1622
- A Register of the Members of St. Mary Magdalen College,
Oxford
- Vol. I, 1448-1520
- Vol. II, 1522-1575
- Vol. III, 1576-1648
- Vol. V, 1713-1820
- Vol. VI, 1821-1880
- Vol. VII, 1882-1910
- Vol. VIII - Indexes
- Yorkshire, Bootham School Register 1914
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This package allows you to upgrade to RootsMagic
from any other family history program at a great price. So now
has never been a better time to move from Family Tree Maker, Family
Historian or others to RootsMagic's great features. Click the
link below for more information and to upgrade. You can move your
data into the package in a variety of ways so no need to retype
it all.
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£37.95 (Free P&P!) |
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Eastbourne Roots FHS Open Day
24th July 2011
Ocklynge Junior School, Eastbourne
West Midlands Group Family History Fair
6th August 2011
Worcester Rugby Club, Worcester
Sponsored by
National Family History Fair
10th September 2011
Tyne Suite, Newcastle Central Premier Inn, Newbridge Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 8BS
10.00am - 4.00pm
Glamorgan FHS Open Day
10th September 2011
Merthyr Tydfil Leisure Centre
10.00am - 4.00pm
Hampshire Genealogical Society Open Day
25th September 2011
Horndean Technology College, Merchistoun Road, Horndean
10.00am - 4.00pm
For more events, click here. |
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We are always interested in microfilm/microfiche of original
records, in particular parish records, Scottish census and electoral
registers.
Also, if you have old books (pre 1930) of parish record transcripts,
electoral registers, poll books and directories, let us know.
We have the latest scanning technology to allow us to photograph
loan books without damage.
We are happy to reward you for the loan of these items, simply
let us know what you have. We also have volunteer
transcribers who are waiting to help with these projects. If you
are interested in transcription work please visit www.UKindexer.co.uk. |
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