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We are running free genealogy talks all day on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
on stand 825.
11:00-11:45
Breaking down your brickwalls using our unique tools and data
- Mark Bayley
How to resolve problems in your research using TheGenealogist.co.uk. Search
strategies including family forename searches. Unique data sets including
Non-Conformist records and Fleet marriages.
12:00-12:45
Reporting and charting using RootsMagic - Nigel Bayley
A look at how to Research, Record and Report using the latest version of
this award
winning package.
13:00-13:45
“Ey up mi duck!” - John Titford
A history of British accents and dialects. Would you have understood your
ancestors
when they spoke? An in-depth look at the development of the English language
and its
accents and dialects, complete with examples from around the country and
snippets of
Anglo-Saxon, Chaucer and Shakespeare.
14:00-14:45
Reporting and charting using RootsMagic - Nigel Bayley
A look at how to Research, Record and Report using the latest version of
this award
winning package.
15:00-15:45
Breaking down your brickwalls using our Unique Tools and Data
- Mark Bayley
How to resolve problems in your research using TheGenealogist.co.uk. Search
strategies including family forename searches. Unique data sets including
Non-Conformist records and Fleet marriages.
16:00-16:45
Barking up the wrong tree - John Titford
A series of cautionary tales for family historians, each designed to show
how easy it is
to make wrong assumptions or to draw inaccurate conclusions - in short, to
bark up the
wrong family tree. The focus will be on British genealogical sources, but
the examples
presented here will be based upon the presenter’s experience as a
professional
genealogist working for clients on both sides of the Atlantic.
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TreeView has now been rewritten from the top down and has a
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TreeView is now, more than ever, like a genealogical software package, with
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We have added over 280,000 individuals to our transcript for
London, expanding our coverage and bringing the total to over 1,350,000
individuals. With years ranging from:
- Baptisms: 1538-1873
- Marriages: 1538-1876
- Burials: 1538-1852
Current parishes included are:
- All Hallows, Bread Street
- Christ Church Newgate Street, London
- Holy Trinity, Knightsbridge
- Kensington, Middlesex
- St Antholin Budge Row, London
- St Benet &
- St Peter, Pauls Wharf, London
- St Benet, Pauls Wharf, London
- St Botolph Bishopsgate, London
- St Dionis Backchurch, London
- St Dunstans, Stepney
- St Edmund The King & Martyr, Lombard Street, London
- St George Hanover Square, Middlesex
- St Helen Bishopsgate, London
- St James Clerkenwell, London
- St James, Duke's Place, Aldgate
- St John Baptist Wallbrook, London
- St John the Evangelist, Friday Street
- St Margaret Moses, Friday Street
- St Margaret Moses, Friday Street, London
- St Margaret's Church Westminster
- St Martin In The Fields, Middlesex
- St Martin Outwich, London
- St Mary Aldermary, London
- St Mary Le Bone, Middlesex
- St Mary le Bowe, All Hallows, Honey Lane & St Pancras, Soper Lane,
London
- St Mary Woolchurch Haw
- St Mary Woolnoth
- St Michael Cornhill, London
- St Michael Le Quern, London
- St Mildred Bread Street, London
- St Nicholas Acons, London
- St Olave Hart Street, London
- St Peter Cornhill, London
- St Peter, Pauls Wharf, London
- St Stephen Walbrook and St Benet Sherehog, London
- St Stephen Walbrook, London
- St Thomas The Apostle, London
- St Vedast Foster Lane, London
- St. Dunstan's, Stepney
- Wimbledon, Surrey
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 There is a hidden treasure of people from every walk of life that may not be
recorded elsewhere and that can now be easily and freely searched.
This unique record set contains a wide variety of records covering
non-conformist records, early birth registries, Maternity Records, Fleet
Marriages, Burials, Overseas BMDs, BMDs aboard ships and British Churches
abroad. Covering the period 1654 to 1950.
The Non-Conformist records cover Methodists, Wesleyans, Baptists,
Independents, Protestant Dissenters, Congregationalist, Presbyterians,
Catholics, Unitarians, Quakers (Society of Friends), Dissenters, Royal
Chapels and Russian Orthodox.
Many famous writers, entrepreneurs, social reformers and political leaders
are within these records which before the project was completed would have
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The Fleet Marriages alone have proved a stumbling block to many researchers
when browsing the microfilm. John Titford, author and speaker, found his
missing relative within just a few minutes of using the site.
Available at:
Famous historic figures in the records:
- John Cadbury
- Henry and Joseph Rowntree
- Florence Nightingale
- Mary Shelley (Author)
- William Penn
- John Wesley
- William
Blake
- Elizabeth Gaskell
- Anna Sewell (Author of Black Beauty)
- Daniel Defoe (Author)
- John Bunyan (author of Pilgrims
Progress)
- George Fox
- Christopher Wren
- the Wedgwood
family
Royals in the records
- King Charles II
- James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth, (illegitimate son of Charles II) - a
noble recognized by some as James II of England, launched the
'Monmouth Rebellion' against King James II in an attempt to depose him.
Died 1685 / RG8.
- Charles II Stuart, King of England died 1685 / RG8.
- Princess Mary of Denmark, born and baptised 1685 /RG8 (daughter of
Princess Anne of Denmark, later Queen Anne).
- Prince George of Denmark and Lady Anne Stuart marriage (James
II's daughter) 1683 / RG8.
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