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Titles are listed by state/territory and then alphabetically by title. These titles have been funded for digitisation by various contributors which are indicated in square brackets after the title name.

Titles will be removed from this list when they are available on Trove.

NSW

The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW: 1879-1906); [State Library of New South Wales Digital Excellence Program]
Mosman, Neutral and Middle Harbour Resident (1904-1907); [Mosman Historical Society]
The Leader (Orange, NSW: 1889-1911; 1922-1939) [Central West Libraries and Orange City Council]

QLD

Moreton Mail (1894-1899); [Moreton Bay Regional Council]

Messenger (1951-1954) [State Library of South Australia]
Port Augusta & Stirling Illustrated News (Feb.-Aug. 1901) [State Library of South Australia]
Portonian (1871-1873) [State Library of South Australia]

VIC

Ballarat Courier (1880-1882); [Ballarat & District Historical Society]
Elmore Standard (1882-1905);[Bendigo Regional Genealogical Society]
Great Southern Advocate (1907-1913; 1919-1926); [Korumburra & District Historical Society]

Der Australische spiegel = The Australian Mirror (1952) [State Library of Western Australia]
Il canguro = The kangaroo (1955-1957) [State Library of Western Australia]
Chung Wah newsletter (1981-1982) [State Library of Western Australia]
Echo: polski tygodnik niezalezny (1950-1952) [State Library of Western Australia]
L'Eco italiano (1958-1959) [State Library of Western Australia]
Hellenic echo (1967-1968) [State Library of Western Australia]
Japanese Perth Times (1989-1996) [State Library of Western Australia]
Mediterranean voice (1971-1972) [State Library of Western Australia]
La Rondine (1970-1974) [State Library of Western Australia]
La Stampa (1931-1932) [State Library of Western Australia]
Sunday times edizione italiana (1958-1959) [State Library of Western Australia]
Vesnik (1976-1994) [State Library of Western Australia]
The Voice of freedom = Elefthera phoni (1956-1957) [State Library of Western Australia]

International

The Tribune; Sunday Tribune (Philippines: 1933) [National Library of Australia]
A Voz de Timor (1965-1975) [Canberra Friends of Dili and the National Library of Australia]

FRIDAY FOSSICKING

J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)

died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.

* IRISH CENTRAL

Bronagh, Gareth, Saoirse - Ireland’s official storm names 2018 couldn’t be more Irish!

Tale of Turkish Sultan’s help during Irish Famine to become a movie

100-year-old Irish woman reveals secret to a long life

Horror as Irish famine memorial desecrated in Providence, R.I.

Irish heritage is potentially linked to this deadly disease

The real-life “Jaws” - New Jersey shark attacks in 1916

Dublin Magdalene Laundry closed in 1996 could be a museum to women and children who suffered

Titanic Experience among the top five museums in Northern Ireland

Irish flashmob singing Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" will give you all the feels

Discover “The Book of Kells” online through new Trinity College free course FREE

Genealogy goldmine Church of Ireland Parish Registers to go online.. in case you missed this

Fearless 84-year-old fights off three armed robbers in Irish bookies

Dinosaurs were once in Ireland, what would they have looked like?

Dublin's newest museum maps a journey from Georgian house to tenement dwelling

National Bread Week deserves this modern twist on the traditional Irish bread pudding recipe

Irish blackberry jam and custard donuts recipe

FOOD&WINE: Favorite recipes for National Bread Week

Chocolate Milkshake Day is complete with this Guinness and Jameson Ice Cream Float recipe

* GENERAL INTEREST

Rooting out secrets from the family tree

1888: An American Journalist in Ireland Meets Michael Davitt & Arthur Balfour The Irish Story

The Genealogy Radio Show – Episode 5 Series 2: Sean J Murphy

Dia de Muertos: A Day to Honor Your Ancestors Family Search Blog

A Visit to FWL Geniaus

I Love Bello Shire 'SUBMERGED' Open Day Urunga

ABC News: Australian behind world's grandest piano

Vine Entryway, Tuscany, Italy wunderlusttwins

Did You Know?

5 First Aid Tips for Water Damaged Family Photos The Family Curator

In the Parish Chest: Churchwarden & Poor Rate Records kindredpast

The Summer issue of Irish Lives Remembered is now available FREE

FREE Handout - Remember Me: Lifestreaming and the Modern Genealogist Thomas MacEntee

Deliberate Amnesia? The Irish Volunteers’ plan to assassinate the British Cabinet, 1918. The Irish Story

I'm happily married, but decided to revert to my maiden name Sydney Morning Herald

[Podcast] Episode 19: The GenerationStory Maureen Taylor The Photo Detective

50 Genealogy Tasks You Can Do In 15 Minutes or Less - The Occasional Genealogist

Using Small Details to Describe Family Members and Relationships Laura Hedgecock

RootsTech 2019 Discounts for Family History Callings FamilySearch

RootsTech 2019 Kindred Past

Thanks to the FHL | The Legal Genealogist

IrishGenealogyNews: Clare County Library: latest Local Studies additions

Always Interesting

Founding ‘Grand’ Fathers Bethany (Jensen) Maddox - Roots Stalker Genealogy

Eric Standley & Friday Evening on the Veranda — Fong Qi Wei Sunday Evening Gallery Claudia

Cobblestone Street, Montefalco, Italy wunderlusttwins Just beautiful

An Irish History: 'If ever two were one, then surely we': Love & Marriage on my Family Tree "On a flesh and bone foundation' Jennifer

Cobblestone Street, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany wunderlusttwins

Maude’s Diary, 1948 Jamie Gates Buffalo Walking Tour Part I Jamie Gates

Digital v Physical Archives: a Personal Account, Part 1 OR a Little Bit of Family History HistorianRuby

52 Ancestors #38 – Unusual Source – Adam Lymburner / Hoken [1848- Jenny MacKay

Books: Grandmother’s Journal: Memories and Keepsakes for My Grandchild Martin Roe Eidhammer

Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother: Consort of King George VI HistorianRuby

Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother: the Tiaras of a Duchess and Queen HistorianRuby

Rosa Goldschmidt and Bernhard Metz: Two Immigrants Who Found Success and Heartbreak in America Amy

Alaska Update, DNA & Other News - Genealogy Notes 1-15 Sep 2018 Shauna Hicks

Anglo- Celtic Connections

FamilySearch adds England and Wales, National Index of Wills and Administrations, 1858-1957

TheGenealogist adds 1910 Valuation Office Survey of Brent

Online Canadian Historical Images

Ancestry updates British Death Indexes

Find My Past

England & Wales, Electoral Registers 1920-1932

Jersey, German Occupation Prosecutions 1940-1945

Jersey, German Occupation Identity Cards 1940-1945

UK Electoral Registers & Companies House Directors2002-2018

Outback Family History

A City Top on Talent – by John Terrell

Built on Gold – A history of Western Mining

A Lost Glitter – book review

Bailie Bros Union Bakery –

The Club Hotel – Coolgardie hotels

Atlas Obscura

Secret Nuclear Bunkers     Shrinking Peak   Monumental Kitty Split Apple Rock

Tropical Botanical Garden   How Prague Nearly Lost Kafka’s Legacy

A Knit Map of the Cosmos Deteriorating Bridge Falkland Islands Wat Phnom

Ellesmere Island   Fish-Filled WWII Bunkers Torpedownia   Tonto National Monument

Little Prince Statue Cemetery Wine   Great British Hedgehog Census

Hunger Stones Are Back Aero Beach Hadrian's Reservoir (below an outdoor movie theatre)

records-access-alerts

IMPORTANT NEWS

Reclaim the Records has announced that their Freedom of Information request (FOIL) from 2017 to the New York State Department of Health for the birth index in 2017 has been fulfilled. The dates of 1881-1934 are currently online at the Internet Archive and the remaining years 1935-1942 will be online by the end of this week! Note: These are New York State not New York City birth indices. New York City is a separate US Public Heath jurisdiction from New York State. Additionally, the cities of Albany, Buffalo and Yonkers are not included until about 1914 or 1915 as they did not initially participate in statewide registration of births and kept their own records. Later years of the birth index may become publically available after 75 years and each January Reclaim the Records will make new FOIL requests for each newly-available year of data. Note: NY State has a 75 year embargo on birth records and the person is known to be deceased. To get to them on Internet archive go to: https://archive.org/details/nybirthindex?sort=titleSorter. There is a magnification option as the writing is small.

The index is sorted by year and then alphabetically by surname within each year. The town is listed and the certificate number is also available. That is how I found my uncles' birth index above.

Previously, the statewide birth indexes were only available to those located in upstate New York Public libraries and the New York City branch of the National Archives. Those were only available on microfiche sheets. On Internet Archive you can browse the images, download the images and repost to your own website or transcribe to your own database. For now the database is image only-it has not yet been indexed. Reclaim the Records stated they think in the next year or two several of the genealogy websites will be working on indexing projects to make them text-searchable. Reclaim the Records has contacted the State Department of Health about 66 missing microfische sheets for 1905.

Some, not all original birth names for New York State adoptees are listed in the index as the state reused the same certificate number on both the original and amended birth certificates, tying together the old and new name.

Once you found the name and certificate number you can order a copy of the original certificate which has additional information. You can order the record directly from the New York State Department of Health in Albany NY by going to: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm You can also go to the local city or town clerk where the birth took place. Be aware some towns only provide a typed extract of the information not a copy of the actual certificate as it may be in a "binder book" with other events and they cannot share the additional information on the page. Albany may take up to 8 months to fulfill the request.

To read the full release from Reclaim the Records go to: https://mailchi.mp/reclaimtherecords/bfvk8vew84-1848529?e=1fcb9139f0

Both Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com/) and Reclaim the Records have obtained the indexes and are available on the Internet. Ancestry is a subscription site, with many public libraries having access to the database, whereas Reclaim the Records has posted them to Internet Archive (https://archive.org) with free access.

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#OTD in 1934 – Singer, guitarist and founder of the Dubliners, Ronnie Drew, is born in Dublin.
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So Who Is He? Part I– Diary of a Young Genealogist Emily Peace

A little history of Irish linen - Dr Marion McGarry

A Trip to a Research Station TextileRanger

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Upcoming Trove Newspaper Titles...SEPT 2018, NSW, QLD, SA, VIC, WA, INTERNATIONAL..including Philippines and Timor,

https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2018/09/upcoming-trove-newspaper-titlessept-2018.html

Irish Graves

Additions to

QUEENSLAND CEMETERIES OUTSIDE OF BRISBANE

Bundaberg Catholic Cemetery. Thanks to Catherine Murnane

NEW SOUTH WALES METRO

Luddenham thanks to Gail Christopher

Waverley thanks to Elaine Rogers and Noelene Harris

BIOGRAPHIES Second Page

NEW SOUTH WALES REGIONAL

Tinonee thanks to Gail Christopher

TASMANIA

Carr Villa thanks to Janine Wilson

Headlines of Old

ghost tours, Circumnavigating Australia's Colonial History - TROVE TUESDAY 18th Sept 2018 Pt. 11, St. Helena Island Moreton Bay Queensland, penal settlement, heritage listed national park, escaped prisoners, bone shaker, horse drawn tram, ‘hell hole of the Pacific’,

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Confessions of a Bibliophile

Turning Pages All Over The World, want to live in a library?, underground bookstore, secrets via bookplates, paradise for booklovers,

https://crissoulisbookspot.blogspot.com/2018/09/turning-pages-all-over-world.html

FRIDAY FOSSICKING

J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)

died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.

* GENERAL INTEREST

The Book of Durrow - The Library of Trinity College Dublin - Trinity College Dublin Must See

Oliver O'Connell's Lecture to Clare RootsSociety Mixcloud

William Orpen Weekend Video Highlights. approx. 6 mins Dominic Lee

District valuation maps and books | Oxfordshire County Council

The Genealogy Radio Show - episode 1 Mixcloud

How to research your family history - Evenings - ABC Radio

Dictionary of Sydney Redfern Park and Oval, one of Sydney's most important public spaces

Returning lost war medals requires patience and old-school detective work - ABC News

Memory loss: what makes people forget who they are? | Science | The Guardian

Marshfield festival to celebrate Irish roots this weekend   The Patriot Ledger

The Keyboard of the President #5– September 2018 – Family History Matters at GSV

Ireland in photos: 32 beautiful reasons to visit | CNN Travel

Weird, wacky and magnificent mailboxes of Nambucca | photos | The Bellingen Shire Courier Sun

Freddie Oversteegen: Trick girl used to execute Nazis

Stop Everything, Check out this Forgotten Library For Sale

After Seeing These 15 Maps You’ll Never Look At The World The Same

Scottish clan gets first chief in 337 years, after genealogist keeps promise to find the rightful heir

I Love Bello Shire! newsletter

Belfast Newsletter within Ancestry The Belfast Newsletter began publication in 1737 and is one of the oldest continually published, daily English-language newspapers: It started with 2 four-page issues a week, eventually becoming a daily in 1855.

Ideal home ABC news

Changes to burial act Tasmania ABC news

This kayaker got slapped with an octopus by a seal  ABC news

Is this lone, roadside drummer boy the most considerate housemate ever?  ABC news

WA truckie's homegrown charity carrying $100,000 of hay across Nullarbor for drought-affected NSW farmers- ABC Rural

ThrowbackThursday: Ashton’s Circus the world’s greatest! c.1958 elthamhistory

Strawberry sundaes sell out in Brisbane, raising more than $50,000 for farmers - ABC News

Did You Know?

Win a FREE 4-day pass to RootsTech 2019! kindredpast

New Resources for Consultants Family Search Blog

IrishGenealogyNews: Mapping Laois, from the 16th- to the 21st-century

Olive Tree Genealogy Blog: How to Archive Your Ancestors So They Don’t Get Lost

Write Your Own Memories Before They are Forgotten! The Family Curator

Seaman’s Protection Certificates – An Unusual Source kindredpast

Devonshire Street Cemetery Reinterment Index | NSW State Archives FREE

Exhibition:

Islands: hidden histories from Queensland islands (State Library of Queensland)

Genealogy Event:

The Genealogy Event on October 13 in New York City

William Orpen Weekend:

Video of The Park Singers Choir with Pianist Fiachra Trench and Tenor Damien Top at the William Orpen Weekend WW1 Concert in The Talbot Hotel Stillorgan - 15th Sept. 2018.

Cemeteries

Families are leaving the ashes of their loved ones behind | The Bellingen Shire Courier Sun

Grave concerns for small town cemetery caught up in Anglican property sell-off - ABC News

How taxpayers could end up footing the bill for abandoned cemeteries- WCPO Cincinnati, OH

'Declining' cemeteries in Blaenau Gwent in need of repairs | South Wales Argus

The Oldest Cemetery in Every State | Reader's Digest USA

Cemeteries and their grave stories | Goa News - Times of India

Burial plots: Public inquiry into new NSW rent-a-grave legislation | Herald Sun

Always Interesting

Tragedy struck this young family | Northern Star

‘The Silver Tassie’ by Sean O’Casey  Stair na hÉireann

The Mystery of Paul Metz, Part I The Paul Metz Mystery, Part II   Amy

Conques / France Deep In The Forest, France The Crystal Palace, Madrid, Spain

Ceiling of Apollo Gallery at Louvre Museum in Paris, France all by wunderlusttwins

In the News: Newly Discovered Suffragette Letter and Romanov Family Photographs Exhibited HistorianRuby

22 September 1761: the Coronation of George III HistorianRuby

52 Ancestors #39 – On the Farm Jenny MacKay

Wanted: Info on the Whereabouts of the Hawkins Wagon Jamie Gates

Traditional Naming Pattern – Lloyd | Tracking Down The Family Jennifer Jones

So Who Is He? Part IV– Diary of a Young Genealogist

Outback Family History

Dressed to Impress:- Mt Malcom dress   Tribute to a bushman – a verse

The National Archives UK

Grand designs > Registered designs 1839-1991*   > Copyright records of the Stationers' Hall*

> Designs, advertising and photography in our image library

Webinars Photographs registered under the 1862 Copyright Act, Wed 10 Oct, 13:00

  Design in the archives: A hidden history, Wed 14 Nov, 13:00

  A short history of trademarks 1876-1939, Wed 12 Dec, 13:00

Anglo-Celtic Connections

England and Wales Baby Names 2017 Sydney Catchpole: CWGC Beechwood

Saskatchewan History Magazine Archive   National Heritage Digitization Strategy News

FreeBMD September Update  FamilySearch updates England, Devon and Cornwall Marriages, 1660-1912

Heritage Ignite!     British Army Ancestry Research Shannon Lectures 2018

1926 Census: still in the dark

Find My Past

Baltimore Roman CatholicParish Registers

New York Roman Catholic Parish Baptisms

New York Roman Catholic Parish Marriages Tavistock Gazette

Atlas Obscura

Medical Models NY Unfinished Power Plant China Kasanka Bat Migration Zambia

Charley the Haunted Doll Beverly, Massachusetts     Unusual Lighthouse UK

Satan's Kingdom Connecticut Admiralty House Park Bermuda   Creating Disneyland

Half-Finished Highway Sth Africa Broken Down Dam Park Minnesota

Earhart's Last Message     South Africa's Rain Queen   Prized Oaxacan Chile

Roman Tomb in Zara Pyramid of Ehécatl Mexico London's 'Ladies' Bridge'

Most Tattooed Couple Kansas Your Favorite Marquee USA   Wildlife in a Monastery Brazil

The Snickelways of York England

* IRISH CENTRAL

Massive genetic study reveals Irish have more Viking and Norman DNA than previously thought

Raise a glass to Robert Emmet, the Irish rebel leader executed on this day in 1803

Cork council agree to demolish house where 21-year-old murdered his young brothers

Discover how you can use your Irish heritage in an online memorial to you loved one

Join Shilelagh Law and O’Malley Irish dancers live at the 37th annual Great Irish Fair

One of the Kennedy siblings has put this amazing mansion on the market

Intruder accosts Irish president after evading security

FREE Learn Irish for free: How to speak Irish for beginners

Autumnal Equinox 2018 and Ireland's other sacred Celtic holidays

Living with Lyme Disease in Ireland – an upside-down world

Nuns stopped mother and baby home survivor saying goodbye to dying mother

Top picturesque historic villages in Ireland

These are the top 10 non-Irish nationalities living in Ireland

Tragic letters sent by Rosemary Kennedy to the young Irish woman who cared for her

Horror as Irish Famine memorial desecrated in Providence, R.I.

Ring of Kerry stone cottage is the ultimate Irish dream home

Fall in love with Ireland: 9 autumn adventures you can't miss

It’s official drinking whiskey will make you live longer

Today, just 22 years ago, the last Magdalene institution closed its doors

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Book Reviews

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That Moment in Time

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Headlines of Old

Having a break from our travels this week… but where to next?

thousands of Births, Deaths, Marriages..Random Selection...1859 - 1894 Trove Tuesday 25th Sep 2018, DATES, DETAILS & DATA, family memories mistaken?, playing detective can lead you on a merry chase…

https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2018/09/births-deaths-marriagesrandom.html

Irish Graves

Additions to

* CEMETERY INDEXES...

* Update to Rookwood, Metro NSW thanks to Brett Andrew Woods…

* new lead in to Rookwood Page

http://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/new-south-wales.html

FRIDAY FOSSICKING

J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)

died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.

* GENERAL INTEREST

Very unusual headstone

Seeking help to restore 1900s timber-cutter’s headstone| Guardian News

Second Fleet convicts - Convicts: Bound for Australia- Research Guides at State Library of New South Wales

The Second Amendment’s Irish Link The Irish Story

Brisbane Hospital registers of deaths 1933 to 1963 - Queensland Government

Top 5 most unusual Australian occupations– Ancestry.com.au Blog Free to read

Heritage ‘hoods in the hood’ | The Northern Daily Leader

Genealogy society's Oct. 8 speakerto re-enact indentured Irish servant Terre Haute Tribune Star

I Love Bello Shire Newsletter Dorrigo Folk and Bluegrass Festival

[Dictionary of Sydney] Murder most foul: the Sussex StreetMystery

Folded Histories - Broadsheet

How 8000 Irish books found a home in the Arizona desert Irish Times

[Dictionary of Sydney] The Mitchell Library's new galleries

ThrowbackThursday: Eltham Police Station Shooting, 1975 elthamhistory

Hazelwood House During The Emergency Years. Publisher

State Library Qld

Newsletter Highlights.. Tunley Braille globe digitisation and recreation project

Fun Palace is back! Queenslanders in Conversation: screens or sunshine

Palm Island and Our People Brisbane International Film Festival (BIFF) screenings

Lifestyle: a sunshine state of mind Bright Bold Boundless: Designing the Queen’s Baton

Brisbane Open House

newsletter

Selection... Rosemount House Drysllwyn Hanworth House Wolston Farmhouse

Toonarbin Miegunyah House Museum Newstead House

Queensland Theatre The Tivoli QPAC, 4ZZZ

Society of Australian Genealogists

www.sag.org.au Selection..   Homes for our Bibles 2019 State Conference 11-13 Oct

Webinar - Using Macs and iPads for genealogy   Preparing for a visit to the NSW State Archives

City of London Cemetery historic registers

National Library Australia

newsletter Selection

Visit our website for more information about Beauty Rich and Rare

Watch the trailer for The Pacific with Sam Neill

Read more about these reactionsin issue 8 of Unbound

Preservation     Penny Tweedie: Fearless Photographer Nicki Mackay-Sim

Memorable Portraits Terry Milligan

Did you know?

New Theme: Photos Word Press blog

Untangle those Blogger knots great advice as always from Library Currants

What Can U.S. Census Data Tell Me about My Family? Family Search Blog

Explore Trove's digitised journals Thanks to Tim Sherratt ... and Jen Coates for the heads up..

New Records on FamilySearch from September 2018 Family Search

Anglo-Celtic Connections

Most and Least Likely Birthdates in England and Wales Cofnodion plwyf o Findmypast

1926 Census: some light shed Missing from the Census

Digitized Okanagan Genealogy and History Internet Genealogy: October/November 2018

Genealogy in Ottawa Meet the Quirky Genes How deep are your Ottawa genealogical roots?

New location for Quebec Family History Society

Always Interesting

Genealogy Do-Over - October 2018 Australian Genealogy Journeys

He’s Single, Gals DNA Connections to Pomerania Jamie Gates

Atlas Obscura

Cities Have Star Signs, Too Shopping Bag Collection   Striking Satellite Images

Al Wakrah Dhow Harbor Unique Maritime Museum   The Wadden Sea

A Refuge for Donkeys Mahakali Caves India   Hidden Tolkien Quote Virginia

Galileo's Long-Lost Letter Infants in Incubators Coney Island   Origins of 'Going Dutch'

Lighthouse Ruins   Scots: A Survival Story   Fake Proof of Fairies   Monastery Scarves Greece

Meet the VHS Guys Iconic Meat Factory Schiphol Clock Otagi Nenbutsu-ji

Michael in Ireland

newsletter

'Ye're Glad I Came' by Mattie Lennon

'The Blood of the Nailer' by Michael Ryan

Australian History Research

www.australianhistoryresearch.info

Shipping records   Norfolk Island Baptisms, Burials and Marriages 1801 – 1806

Researching your Family History Norfolk Island 1788 – 1814 (book and e book)

Ulladulla History

Queensland

Turtle Nesting Season is almost here Find Out More   Meet The Turtles

Workshops Rail Museum Oktoberfest in Brisbane Guide to the western suburbs cafes plus

Eleven things to do in regional Qld

Find My Past

Wales Parish Registers Welsh Registers & Records

Outback Family History

Philp & Royal – Pioneer Builders J H H Penberthy – A Coolgardie Pioneer

The Exchange Hotel – Coolgardie Hotels Kalpini – ghost towns

Pioneer Cemetery Southern Cross -grave tales

records-access-alerts

This could affect many of us who research in United Sates, Mexico and Canada...

The recent agreement by the United States, Mexico and Canada, replacing NAFTA, known as USMCA, has a provision extending copyright in Canada for an additional 20 years. Before the agreement copyright in Canada was 50 years after the death of the author now it is 70 years from the death of the author. Copyright applies to all original literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works.

Gail Dever's blog, Genealogy à la carte lists the general categories as:

· literary works such as books, pamphlets, computer programs and other works consisting of text

· dramatic works such as motion picture films, plays, screenplays and scripts

· musical works such as compositions with or without words

· artistic works such as paintings, drawings, maps, photographs, sculptures and plans

The trade agreement still has to go through the approval process which the signatories are hoping will be done before the change in president's in Mexico and possible change of majority party in the US Congress.

To read the trade agreement see: https://ustr.gov/trade-agreements/free-trade-agreements/united-states-mexico-canada-agreement/united-states-mexico. In total, the USMCA is 1,809 pages —1,572 pages for the treaty itself, 214 pages for annexes, and 23 pages for side letters.

The copyright provision is in section 20-H-7 page 20-33 under chapter 20 intellectual property rights.

Not everyone in Canada is in favor of this provision see: https://creativecommons.org/2018/10/01/new-nafta-would-harm-canada-and-shrink-the-public-domain/ and https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2018/10/01/canada-capitulates-on-copyright-in-new-usmca-deal.html

To read Gail Dever's blog post see: http://genealogyalacarte.ca/?p=25328

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Another WWII Éire sign discovered by drone footage of Donegal lighthouse

Irish immigrant turned gentleman who was behind Duffy’s Cut and 57 deaths

National Family History Month: Your Irish roots online, a guide to some of the best genealogy sites

Top haunted destinations in Ireland for Halloween

PODCAST: Life and death of Irish highwayman James McLaine

Smell of an open fire in Ireland is intoxicating but what Is Irish turf?

How Irish and Celtic festivals are thriving and adding to Irish tourism
A Halloween recipe for Irish tea brack and just why tea is so important to the Irish

FOOD&WINE: Number of Bib Gourmands on the island of Ireland rises to 31

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A Mother’s Country Liv Hambrett

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Not travelling on this week, we need a rest… do you realise how many kilometres we’ve travelled circumnavigating Australia so far? Instead we’re following on with last week’s theme…but get your bags packed, everything from light clothing to warm, walking shoes to sandals, casual to formal…and bring your cameras…

Births, Deaths, Marriages..Random Selection...1901 - 1938 Trove Tuesday 2 Oct 2018, thousands more BDMs, 2nd Boer War, BDMs include Qld, NSW, WA, SA, Vic, some service deaths, immigrants, Imperial Yeomanry…

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J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)

died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.

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* IMPORTANT NOTICE

All family historians... please note .. there are changes proposed re what will be included in marriage applications and certificates... The proposal is to reduce the information included.

You can protest, please submit your thoughts to the department and as many politciians as you can. If we don't object, this will go through and so much valuable information will be lost to researchers. Submissions to marriagecelebrantssection@ag.gov.au

Review of marriage forms – Notice of intended marriage | Attorney-General's Department

Proposed Changes to Australian Marriage Certificates will Affect Family Historians Gould Genealogy

This is the short version of what I have written... feel free to adapt it. Do include your contact details, name and address is fine. Make sure you include the link as I suspect many politicians might not know about this...

"As I believe that this applies to all Australians, present and future, I am asking you to consider this submission.

I am one of many who are alarmed at the proposed changes to the marriage forms.

https://www.ag.gov.au/Consultations/Pages/review-marriage-forms-noim.aspx

The changes suggested will certainly affect future family historians, but will also affect many families directly. It is a forgone right to know the names of our ancestors, as well as where they lived, what their occupation was, mother’s maiden name and whether any of the parents of the people concerned are deceased at the time of the marriage.

By simplifying this form, what could possibly be the advantages? As I see it, we will be losing valuable information that can help families trace their ancestors. In today’s society, we are more open to helping adopted people find their biological parents… where there is mutual agreement. This will make that harder.

We are often looking to trace ancestors for knowledge of medical history… this will be much harder, if not nigh impossible to do that.

There are times when we are trying to trace those entitled to an inheritance... marriage certificates, along with other certificates, are invaluable.

We, in Australia, are fortunate to have some of the best certificates in the world. Why change it ?

I would appreciate an acknowledgement and explanation.

Yours sincerely,"

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The Australia Notice of intended Marriage (NOIM) form is being considered to have changes that are important to genealogists.

Included in the suggested changes that would eliminate certain information are:

Father's name in full (if not known write unknown) if deceased add deceased.

Mothers maiden name in full ( if not known, write unknown, if deceased, write deceased.

Usual place of residence

Usual occupation

Feedback is being requested by the Commonwealth Attorney-General's Department. The deadline is 28 October 2018. To see the notice and submit comments see: https://www.ag.gov.au/Consultations/Pages/review-marriage-forms-noim.aspx.

Send comments to: marriagecelebrantssection@ag.gov.au.

To see the proposed NOIM form go to: https://www.ag.gov.au/Consultations/Documents/marriage-draft-noim.PDF

The current existing forms may be seen at:

https://www.ag.gov.au/FamiliesAndMarriage/Marriage/Pages/Forms.aspx

The decision to make changes is a result of Marriage Equality Act as of December 2017 and to streamline the forms. Any change on the NOIM will also impact other official marriage forms, specifically the Official Certificate of Marriage, and the Declaration of No Legal Impediment to Marriage.

Thank you to Janice Sellers for telling us about the proposed changes.

Staatsarchiv Hamburg

On September 9 The IAJGS Records Access Alert first reported on the unconscionable destruction of over one million death records by the Staatsarchiv Hamburg. At the time there were few European news articles about this travesty. Since then there have been more news articles and several blog posts by other genealogical writers.

The IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee has taken this very seriously. We have submitted letters to the president of Bundesarchiv even though the structure of the German archives is such that the federal archive, the Bundesarchiv, does not have authority over the state archives such as Hamburg's Staatsarchiv. Additionally, IAJGS submitted letters to the Mayor of Hamburg, the president of the Hamburg Parliament (Buergerschaft) and the Minister of Culture and Media for Hamburg. Our letters expressed our concern over the Destruction and hopes that action will be taken to prevent such action in the future, and to support a commission that would include a genealogist along with historians.

If you have any questions about our position, please let me know.

To read the previous posting on the Staatsarchiv Hamburg and more go to: http://lists.iajgs.org/mailman/private/records-access-alerts/. You must be registered to access the archives. To register go to: http://lists.iajgs.org/mailman/listinfo/records-access-alerts and follow the instructions to enter your email address, full name and which genealogical organization with whom you are affiliated.

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Genealogists love cemeteries and traveling to find ancestors final resting places. On October 3 the United States Supreme Court heard a case Knick v Township of Scott which should be of interest to genealogists. In this case a landowner doesn't want to comply with a local cemetery-access law and permit genealogists, among others, on her land to visit graves buried there in a private cemetery.

Mrs. Knick owns the property since 1970 where genealogist Robert Vail found his ancestor Micah Vail is buried. He wants to visit the grave site and honor his ancestor. There are other relatives buried there going back to the Revolutionary War. While Mrs. Knick denies a cemetery is on her 90-acre property she believes she should be paid by the government or visitors to visit the property. Under an ordinance in Scott Township, Pennsylvania, landowners must provide daytime access to cemeteries on private land or else face a fine. But Knick, not wanting to open her private property to the public, has refused.

Knick sued the township in 2003 and the Court of Common Pleas dismissed her case as have the US District Court and the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. She contends the ordinance violates her Fifth Amendment right to "just compensation " for public use of her land.

The US Supreme Court will weigh in on a procedural matter, not whether Vail or others may access the cemetery. The procedural question the Supreme Court will weigh is whether a pre-existing court decision should affect how landowners like Knick file complaints about federal taking claims. Under the Supreme Court’s ruling in Williamson County Regional Planning Commission v. Hamilton Bank (1985), landowners suing about federal land seizures have to go through the state courts before filing in federal courts.

Because of the Williamson decision, Knick was not able to file in federal court as she preferred. For Knick to win the Supreme Court would have to overturn Williamson. A decision is not expected until June 2019.

Access issues to cemeteries vary by state and jurisdiction. Pennsylvania, for example, mandatesthat property owners grant individuals “reasonable ingress and egress to a burial plot.” (So even if a court strikes down the Scott Township ordinance, Knick may still have to comply with this state law.)

To read the Knick v Township of Scott Pennsylvania case see:

http://www.scotusblog.com/case-files/cases/knick-v-township-scott-pennsylvania/

Thank you to FamilyTree Magazine for informing us about this case. To read their article see:

https://www.familytreemagazine.com/articles/genealogy_research_strategies/cemetery-research/supreme-court-cemetery-access-law/

The British Red Cross Museum and Archives has launched a new online database of historic artifacts. Of the museum's 56,000 items, the database includes 28,752 items, including letters, posters, photographs and films. It covers the past 150 years of work of the British Red Cross. Items will be added to the database if they are permitted to do so under the data protection laws.

The database is searchable by keyword, name, type of object and color.

To search the database go to: https://museumandarchives.redcross.org.uk/explore

They also have a collection of World War ll Prisoners of War which can be searched at: https://tinyurl.com/y8a58rna

Original url:

https://museumandarchives.redcross.org.uk/objects?query=highlight%3A%22prisoners%22&sort=highlight_prisoners&searchType=highlight

To read more about the new collection see: https://tinyurl.com/ycnkh4kr

Original url:

http://www.whodoyouthinkyouaremagazine.com/news/british-red-cross-launches-internationally-important-online-archives-database

The British Red Cross previously published a searchable database of records of its First World war –Voluntary Aid Detachments (VADs).

It is best to search the museum archives database https://museumandarchives.redcross.org.uk/explore and put World War l into the search field.

VITAL IMPORTANCE

Nearly One-Third of Death Certificates List Wrong Cause of Death (IAJGS Public Records Access Alert)

Death certificates ae critical documents for genealogists, especially when tracing back genetically-inherited diseases. A recent article in OZY states that nearly one-third of death certificates list the wrong cause of death.

See: https://www.ozy.com/acumen/a-whopping-1-in-3-death-certificates-list-wrong-cause-of-death/89516

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Have you visited this gem in Ireland's ancient landscape?

A Mammy’s recipe for real Irish egg salad sandwiches

Irish whiskey, rosemary, and apple cocktail recipe perfect for fall

* INTERESTING BLOGS

“Eighteen Hundred and Froze to Death” kindredpast

12 October 1915: Edith Cavell Executed for Treason HistorianRuby

Highlight: A Country to be Reckoned With: The True Story of Australia’s Pioneer Stock Agent Alona Tester

Monster in the Avon | The Dusty Box

Maureen Rose, Button Maker The Gentle Author

Gifts for the Person Who Has Everything Textile Ranger

Happy Birthday — Here’s a Pie Claudia

Wiltshire discoveries, new resources & seminars - Genealogy Notes 1-15 Oct 2018 Shauna Hicks

James Dewar Pastlinks kaypilk

Reviews

Theresa Smith

New Release Book Review: The Second Cure by Margaret Morgan

New Release Book Review: The Year of the Farmer by Rosalie Ham

Behind the Pen with Julian Leatherdale

Behind the Pen with Rachel Nightingale

Behind the Pen with Tracey Allen from Carpe Librum

Allen & Unwin

Milkman by Anna Burns has been announced as the winner of the 50th Man Booker Prize.

‘None of us has ever read anything like this before. Anna Burns’ utterly distinctive voice challenges conventional thinking and form in surprising and immersive prose. It is a story of brutality, sexual encroachment and resistance threaded with mordant humour. Set in a society divided against itself, Milkman explores the insidious forms oppression can take in everyday life.’

Kwame Anthony Appiah, 2018 Chair of Judges

Milkman Anna Burns

Washington Black Esi Edugyan

Normal People Sally Rooney

Better Reading

The Arsonist by Chloe Hooper

Black Snake by Leo Kennedy with Mic Looby

The Survivors by Kate Furnivall

Don't Stop Believin' by Olivia Newton-John

Podcast: Writing a Page-Turner with John Purcell

Podcast: Sarah Hanson-Young Speaks Out

Penguin Books

The Arsonist by Chloe Hooper

Killing Commendatore Haruki Murakami

and from my blogs...

That Moment in Time

Irish cannibal, Co Offaly haunted castles, Malone family reunion, marriage certificates changes, TROVE search guide, what's on your phone?, mass baby graves, Mexican ancestry, census errors, butter lamps, Rockstar genealogists, Google changes, over a million death records destroyed, book reviews, Mark Twain’s grave, family history archive, cockney sikh, numerous Irish graves added,

https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2018/10/friday-fossicking-12th-oct-2018.html

Irish Graves

Wellington, NSW Regional, thanks to Janene Forster

NEW SOUTH WALES REGIONAL

http://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/boorowa-formerly-burrowa-noelene-harris.html

BIOGRAPHIES Second Page

http://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/biographies-scond-page.html

Karrakatta, thanks to Carolyn Johnson

WESTERNAUSTRALIA

https://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/western-australia.html

Headlines of Old

Circumnavigating Australia's Colonial History - Trove Tuesday 16th Oct. 2018.. Pt. 12A, Brisbane Heritage Trail, Regent Theatre, City Hall, where’s the portico, Brisbane Museum, how many trucks to transport the organ, Mrs. F. Marston’s claim to fame?,

http://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2018/10/circumnavigating-australias-colonial_16.html

As They Were

EVENTS

Thanks to Maurice Gleeson.. Back to Our Past DUBLIN 19-21 Oct 2018

Finalised DNA Lecture Schedule

https://astheywere.blogspot.com/p/events.html

PLEASE NOTE: Friday Fossicking will be taking a break for the next few weeks due to family commitments.

FRIDAY FOSSICKING

J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)

died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.

* GENERAL INTEREST

Victoria adopts 'automatic assessment' organ donation system ABC news

BlueMountains New South Wales

Garden of Remembrance Toowoomba | Toowoomba & Darling Downs Family History

Little Free Library creator Todd Bol dies | MPR News

Mysite | BURIALS & GRAVES Thanks to Angela Gallagher

Genealogy Radio Show - Series 3: Episode 5:– Methodolog... Mixcloud

Picnic for Peace this Remembrance Day State Library Qld (SLQ) FREE Sun 11 Nov.

Black Diggers SLQ FREE

Nation's bells to ring out together to mark Armistice Centenary - GOV.UK

I Love Bello Shire Newsletter Robin Hood is riding into Dorrigo Local Wedding Stories NSW

Dictionary of Sydney The Sprite of the Creek

National Library of Australia

newsletter

Learn more about In Cook’s Wake   Learn more about Beauty Rich and Rare Joseph Banks

Read The Economist You can read free online with NLA card. Don't have one?
Register online  Australian citizens only.

Navigating Government Gazettes Read about overseas internees in the current issue of Unbound

Find My Past

Northumberland and Durham Burials   Middlesex Baptisms 1543-1876

Scotland, Edinburgh & Lothian Birth andBaptism Index

Scotland, Edinburgh & Lothian Death and Burial Index 1939 Register Update

Staffordshire, Dioceses Of Lichfield& Coventry Marriage Allegations and Bonds, 1636-1893

London & Middlesex Registers & Records

Waterford Poor Law Union Board Of Guardians Minute Books

British Army, Honourable Artillery Company Browse

United States Directories & Almanacs

That Moment in Time

Navajo Code Talkers, Memorial Tiles, Dorset baptisms & Burials, vampire discovered, Armistice of Salonica, FREEBIES, Kilkenny Festivals, Midwifery records Victoria, not your mother, rotting Catholic registers, Chicago May,

ghost & exploding pint, terror in Wexford, new British Red Cross online database - historic artefacts, tales of the crypt, abandoned Galway castle, Victoria Cross Archive, Christie’s Cafe, lists of Irish townlands, reusing cemetery plots, death certificate errors, and a lot more..

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https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2018/10/friday-fossicking-19th-oct-2018.html

That Moment in Time

Trove Tuesday

Announcements (Births, Deaths Marriages, Plus others… 1899) Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Queensland,

http://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/p/trove-tuesday.html

Headlines of Old

Circumnavigating Australia's Colonial History - Trove Tuesday 23rd Oct 2018 Pt. 12b, Moreton Bay Penal Settlement, Convict Barracks, Commissariat Store, wonderful insight - colonial Brisbane through the eyes of “Old Tom”, First Houses of Parliament-Queen Street, Brisbane Heritage Trail, early map of Brisbane.. what was where, from convicts to television..Old Windmill,

https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2018/10/circumnavigating-australias-colonial_23.html

Headlines of Old

A new page on Headlines of Old …. Brisbane Past and Present

This will be added to regularly..

https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/p/brisbane-past-and-present.html

As They Were

BRENDAN BRACKEN and WINSTON CHURCHILL- the Kilrush Connection

Kilrush & District Historical Society, Brian Comerford, Brendan Bracken and Winston Churchill - the Kilrush connection, Churchill's son?,

https://astheywere.blogspot.com/2018/10/brendan-bracken-and-winston-churchill.html

Irish Graves

Additions to Waverley, NSW Metro, thanks to Timothy Ciscel

NEW SOUTH WALES METRO

Additional story to Patrick Logan, Bulong ,Western Australia, thanks to Outback Family History’s Moya Sharp

https://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/western-australia.html

FRIDAY FOSSICKING

J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)

died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.

* IRISH CENTRAL

Thousands of new Irish family records added to research database

Woman gifts entire fortune to five Irish charities in her will

The top Irish mobster movies

Making the dead feel welcome - All Souls’ Day in Ireland

Struck by lightning bolt, he somehow survived and decided to fight back

Number of British people applying for Irish passports makes big jump

DNA testing solves two missing person mysteries in Ireland

40 percent of Irish would take their partner's surname after marriage

Michael Collins’ Jewish Fenian - the indispensable Michael Noyk

The best beaches of the Dingle Peninsula (PHOTOS)

TradFest, joyful celebration of Irish music, takes over Dublin January 2019

Guy Fawkes was killed trying to restore a Catholic to British throne on this day in 1605

Viral video shows why there’s nothing in the world like an Irish wake

Dublin “bushman” scares the pants off locals

U2 feared it was the end of the band the night Bono lost his voice

This Election week, channel the Irish suffragette who followed Churchill around ringing a bell

Six-year-old Irish dancer wows American TV show with his amazing steps

What you should know about applying for Irish citizenship

When Beatlemania arrived to Dublin 55 years ago today

Exploring the remote island paradise in the west of Ireland

Celtic apple crumble with Irish whiskey cream sauce

Warming fresh pumpkin soup recipe

How to make homemade Irish cream

* GENERAL INTEREST

The lady lived once, but was buried twice - BBC News

The Genealogy Radio Show Episode 6 Series 3 – Lorna Mol...

Friday finds: Data backup Martin Roe Eidhammer

Fading headstone covers a mysterious story | Northern Star

Second hand shop find of photo unearths great history ABC

A rose by any other name ABC

Braidwood rejuvenated ABC

The ScriBbleR newsletter well worth reading Stella Budrikis

When the war was over Ancestry blog

More maps than you can shake a stick at– John Grenham – Irish Roots

[Dictionary of Sydney] A day at the races

Cairns Family History newsletter full of news, events and dates to remember

National Library Australia

Internees from Overseas | National Library of Australia

Chinese Australians in Print | National Library of Australia

The Artist of the River | National Library of Australia

Melbourne's marvellous tramways| National Library of Australia

Completing our wartime history | National Library of Australia

Visit Brisbane

Where to find blooming Jacarandas

12 ways to experience Moreton Bay

Australian War Memorial

Remembrance Day National Ceremony

Watch the Remembrance Day Ceremony Live

1918: the end of “the war to end war” Centenary Symposium   16 Nov.

New National Register of War Memorials connects Australian across the nation

Places of Pride   Victoria Cross   After the war   Flickr page

emotion poppy

State Library Queensland

picnic on Maiwar Green Love to all, Connie Palm Island and Our People

2018 Queensland Literary Award winners Talking Ideas Searching the Colonial Secretary's records

FREE 1000 Hands of the Guru: Saving Bhutan's Sacred Arts 29 Nov. 6-8pm Book now »

Did you know?

Double Numbers Congratulations! Geniaus

Australian Joint Copying Project | National Library of Australia

Treasuring Trove: Why Australia’s digital heritage platform is so special | Pursuit by The University of Melbourne

How to use Google sites for Family History Carmel's Corner (Library Currants)

Always Interesting

Hotel Henry’s Haunts   Coroner Gritton Summoned By Death   Jamie Gates

Genealogy Do-Over - November 2018 Australian Genealogy Journeys

Not many photos Geniaus

Emma Clarke, Born 1875: Britain’s First Black Female Footballer HistorianRuby

Puzzle Pieces of the Haimowitz Family are Falling Into Place  nwpaintedlady

The Langer Brothers: Lives Devoted to Photography Amy

A Walk Among Storied Tombstones: The Irish Americans of Cambridge American Cemetery, England Damian Shiels

Books: Hiding the past – The Forensic Genealogist volume 1. Martin Roe Eidhammer

#OTD in 1932 – Birth of internationally celebrated Irish folk musician, artist, poet and storyteller, Tommy Makem, in Co Armagh.  Stair na hÉireann

52 Ancestors #46 – Random Fact Jenny MacKay

Dying to Vote: How the 1864 Presidential Election Cost an Irishman His Life Damian Shiels

I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free. Claudia

Rodney Holt, Designer & Set Builder the gentle author

Find My Past

O'Hart's Irish Pedigrees Ireland 1931 Trade Directory Scotland Monumental Inscriptions

Britain, Gestapo Invasion Arrest List 1940 Ireland, Gravestone Records

Western Mail Talking Machine News Drogheda Independent Belfast Telegraph

Family Search Blog

New Records on FamilySearch from October 2018

Anglo-Celtic Connections

Your Genealogy Today: Nov/Dec 2018   MyHeritage Presentations Streamed from Oslo

Remembrance Survey  Backup Nag Is Ancestry running out of steam?

Genealogists Benefit from Research Libraries   Armistice Babies   Sunday Sundries

Pre-famine Irish Newspapers Online    Shannon Lecture: Good Intentions, Bad Archaeology

Guy Fawkes Day

Outback Family History

Ernest Giles – grave tales   The Globe Hotel – Coolgardie   A Grave Mystery- Patrick Logan

Goldfields Courier and Golden Age -newspapers

Atlas Obscura

Written in Stone (Gravestone Inscriptions)   Bone Bread Arlington's Hidden History

Tortoise Tombstones   'Stone Babies' Stunning Church Palermo, Italy

Camera Collection   Welcome to Foamhenge replica   Octopus Garden Pastry Coffins

Patchwork of Ruins Lebanon Looping Bridge   Unusual Soviet Books Tombstones From Sears

Looking Sharp (personal eating knives?)   Floating History Lesson (coal burning steamboat)

Petrified Forest Mississippi   Chocolate Hands   Hidden Hollywood Party for Time Travelers

Terracotta Warriors Multicolored Bathing Huts France

* INTERESTING BLOGS

So Long, Max Levitas the gentle author

Stay interested and persevere– GSQ Blog Meg Carney

The Endeavourers’ Reveal Day Four: Improv TextileRanger

Norah Smyth, Suffragette Photographer Carla Mitchell Spitalfields Life

The Cannington “Ghost” | The Dusty Box Jess

Blogs, 2019 Conferences & Other News - Genealogy Notes 16-31 Oct 2018 Shauna Hicks

The Story of Susannah Hukins Before Bernadette

The Oldest Baptist Church in the State Lonetester

52 Ancestors: Military – The War Diary of an ‘Ordinary Young Woman’  Martin Roe Eidhammer

Trek Diary – September 2018 Catbells – 451m/1,481ft clarejk2014

Dornfest Family Revisited nwpaintedlady

A tale of six Irish sisters (the very condensed version)– GSQ Blog Cathie Sherwood

My Common Ancestor with the Wright Brothers Jamie Gates

Final Chapter for Bert, Meyer, and Julius Mansbach and their Sister, Hannah Mansbach Dannenberg Amy

Publication in Aji Magazine!  Liz Gauffreau

Jennyalogy: A Fabulous Find on Trove

ThrowbackThursday: It is with deep regret . . . , Old Eltham Road, Lower Plenty, May 3rd, 1941 elthamhistory

Reviews

Theresa Smith

New Release Book Review: The King’s War by Mark Logue and Peter Conradi

Sunday Spotlight with Fleur McDonald — Australian Women Writers Challenge Blog

New Release Book Review: Where the River Runs by Fleur McDonald

New Release Book Review: Lillian’s Eden by Cheryl Adam

Better Reading

The More Books The Better: how your home library is keeping you healthy– Better Reading

In Pieces by Sally Field

The New Girl by Ingrid Alexandra

The Labyrinth of the Spirits by Carlos Ruiz Zafon

Any Ordinary Day by Leigh Sales

Authors, great books and the stories behind them: Better Reading Podcast reviewed by Good Weekend

Podcast: Musician Turned Novelist with Holly Throsby

Listen to the Bolinda Audio for Trace and Australian Heist

The Invitation by Belinda Alexandra   READ MORE

The Spite Game by Anna Snoekstra   READ MORE

Well Read Cookies by Lauren Chater

Dymocks

November Road Lou Berney

The Life to Come Michelle de Kretser

Bridge of Clay Markus Zusak (author of The Book Thief)

Any Ordinary Day Leigh Sales

and from my blogs..

That Moment in Time

Friday Fossicking 2nd Nov 2018, Here lies E.coli, secret language death certificates, Colorado Coalfields War, singing donkey, Irish brothers parted 59 yrs, locate lost family - newspaper ads, De Valera’s other Ireland, Titanic’s return voyage poster auctioned, Witch trials Epicentre, mapping made up worlds, FREE web clipper, What you need to know re Italian dual citizenship, role of archives -refugee crisis, DNA’s worth to Ancestry, Robin Hood riding into Dorrigo, FREE picnic for Peace Remembrance Day State Library Qld, and a whole lot more…

New site… CROWE Family History.. with much to interest many, even if not connected…

Feel Free to share…

https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2018/11/friday-fossicking-2nd-nov-2018.html

Headlines of Old

Certificates of Naturalisation Pt. a, numerous names & addresses, record search, selection from 1923 and 1925, Trove Tuesday 6th November 2018, using SODA, to make it easier,

https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2018/11/trove-tuesday-6th-november-2018.html

As They Were

Donegal, Fermanagh, Kilkenny, Limerick, Longford, Mayo, Meath, Monaghan & Fermanagh, Tipperary, ADDITIONS IGP October 2018,

https://astheywere.blogspot.com/2018/11/additions-igp-october-2018.html

Additions to Missing Friends

https://astheywere.blogspot.com/p/missing-friends.html

Clare Roots Society, next meeting CRS 15 Nov, Double book launch 29 Nov, Ger Browne, Flan Hehir, Old Ground Hotel Ennis,

https://astheywere.blogspot.com/2018/11/clare-roots-meeting-15-nov-2-book.html

NEWSPAPER TITLES COMING

Titles will be removed from this list when they are available on Trove.

NSW

Albury Banner (1881-1896); [Albury & District Historical Society; NSW State Government Regional Cultural Fund]
Border Morning Mail (1938-1942); [Albury & District Historical Society; NSW State Government Regional Cultural Fund]
Daily Express (Wagga Wagga: 1919-1929); [Wagga Wagga & District Historical
Mosman, Neutral and Middle Harbour Resident (1904-1907); [Mosman Historical Society]

QLD

Toowoomba Chronicle (Sept. 1917-Sept. 1922); [State Library of Queensland]
Toowoomba Chronicle and Darling Downs Gazette (Oct 1922-Dec 1933); [State Library of Queensland]

Messenger (1951-1954) [State Library of South Australia]
Port Augusta & Stirling Illustrated News (Feb.-Aug. 1901) [State Library of South Australia]
Portonian (1871-1873) [State Library of South Australia]

VIC

Elmore Standard (1882-1905);[Bendigo Regional Genealogical Society]
Great Southern Advocate (1907-1913; 1919-1926); [Korumburra & District Historical Society]
Richmond Guardian (1907-1909;1915-1916) [Rhett Bartlett]

The Fremantle Advocate (Aug 1926 - Jan 1942); [Fremantle Library]

International

A Voz de Timor (1965-1975) [Canberra Friends of Dili and the National Library of Australia]

FRIDAY FOSSICKING

J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)
died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.

* GENERAL INTEREST

Now Available Online: Burial Cards of World War I Soldiers USA– The Text Message

Researching Scots-Irish Ancestors – John Grenham – Irish Roots

We throw away millions of items that could be repaired Sky News

Treasuring Trove: Why Australia’s digital heritage platform is so special | Pursuit by The University of Melbourne

Bush furniture crafted from dairy farmhouses tells story of Wallumbilla's multicultural history - ABC News

The History Show - November 8th, 2015 Mixcloud

The Fading Battlefields of World War I- The Atlantic

Greek cafes, like the Rose Marie in Orange, served food and fantasy that changed cultural face of Australia - Curious Central West - ABC News

The fascinating Morden family tree shared New Jersey Herald

Dubrovnik steps / Croatia wunderlusttwins image

Alcove Day Bed, France wunderlusttwins image

Impressive view over the island of Santorini, Greece. image

I Love Bello Shire newsletter

Ned Kelly's skull is still missing, and the mystery continues to grow 138 years after his death - ABC News

Helping people tell their life story as they face death - ABC News

The little-known origin of the minute's silence - RN - ABC News

Did you know?

A New Way to Manage Your Pages on theWordPress Mobile Apps

The bureaucrats desecrating our diggers’ graves| The Spectator Australia

Always Interesting

Armistice Day in Adelaide: 100 Years Ago Lonetester

Spitalfields Remembers Wilfred Owen In Shadwell The Gentle Author

Backtracking Western Front (part 4)

Commemorating the Centenary of the End of the Great War #Armistice100 HistorianRuby

Dreams and Adventures at Cosy Cottage – Truly Inspired 47 — A Guy Called Bloke and K9 Doodlepip! clarejk2014

#OTD in 1998 – Paddy Clancy, Irish folk musician dies. Stair na hÉireann

Carolina Alumni Lost in Military Service The Bearded Bonds Jamie Gates

Remembrance Rejected: Reflections on the First World War Centenary & Irish “Forgetting” irishacw

Childhood Friends Storytelling Prompt Laura Hedgecock

Ireland and the First World War – A Brief Overview John_Dorney

I'm no artist but I can paint Geniaus

International Quilt Festival 2018 TextileRanger

Granny’s a Loser (Not) Claudia

Anglo-Celtic Connections

TheGenealogist adds Great War records Could a student help get that project moving?

Family Tree LIVE: 26 - 27 April 2019 Served in the First World War

Family Tree Magazine: December 2018 Sunday Sundries

Celebrating the Armistice After the Armistice

Dear Sadie: Love, Lives and Remembrance from Ontario's First World War

Day of Birth in England and Wales Not too old for Take Your Kids to Work Day

LAC moves to centralize & preserve digital documentary history

Atlas Obscura

Ice Sheets From Above Found Paintings Round and Around Hertfordshire, England

Oldest Wine Bottle Most Magical Shops Sounds of the World Ball Houses

Desert Meteor Glass Giant Telescope Hotspots From Plants to Pigments Three Borders

Floral Train Ride Japan Lost Art of Letterlocking Meet the 'Slumpkin'

Absinthe in the Woods Book of Dissections Megafauna Mysteries

Sonic Reconstruction Legendary Building Carved Temple out of a mountain, China

Historic Mosque The Trains of Yesteryear Glassmaking Central

Turning Apples Into Art Symbolic Signs Coffin-Shaped Church Poland

The National Archives UK

> Explore British Army war diaries (WO 95) > Discover more about Operation War Diary

> Read all First World War blogs > Explore the interactive global First World War map

> Visit the First World War portal > First World War researchguides

Family Search Blog

Posts with a difference... Traditional Swedish Pancakes Savory Swedish Meatballs

Swedish Chocolate Balls (Swedish Chokladbollar) Swedish Potato Pancakes (Raggmunk)

Traditional Swedish Foods

Outback Family History

The Pauley Bros – pioneer profile The Mysterious Mr Bradley – a family story

Western Australian Heritage Trails- Book Launch – StrikingOut by Barrie McMahon

Family History Daily

These Two Simple Tricks Will Help You Figure Out CousinRelationships Without a Chart

10 Things You Should Know About Every Ancestor in Your Tree

MyHeritage DNA to End Free Ethnicity Reports

Norfolk Island - Cathy Dunn

Norfolk Island Baptisms, Burials and Marriages 1801 – 1806 CD

Facebook Groups and pages

Australian History Buy-Swap-Sell

First Fleet Researchers

Second Fleet Researchers

Third Fleet Researchers

Norfolk Island History Researchers

Convicts and Free people 1792 – 1800

NSW Corps

Old Sydney Burial Grounds

Michael in Ireland

'Mullarkey Village' by Joe Mullarkey 'Ye're Glad I Came' by Mattie Lennon

* IRISH CENTRAL

Ancient Irish fort featured on 140AD Ptolemy map of Ireland

Records of Irish soldiers in World War I now available online

Dublin declared one of the places in the world to spend Christmas

The early bird gets the worm: nine Dublin dinner spots that won't leave you broke

Tragic NYPD Irish cop who wrote one of Ireland’s best-known ballads

From shoe box to widow box - The journey of Ireland’s First World War veterans

1,000-year-old miraculous Saint Patrick’s bell goes on display

The true history of “Long Way to Tipperary” finally revealed this Armistice Day

Commemorating Armistice Day: A Belfast soldier secretly photographed World War I

Women's desperate attempts to escape Magdalene Laundry documented

Ellis Island closed on this day in 1954 after admitting millions of immigrants

12-year-old Irish singer mesmerizes passersby on Dublin's Grafton Street

“Find of a lifetime:” Archaeologists find another Newgrange in Ireland

How Bram Stoker created Dracula with the aid of Irish folklore to celebrate his birthday

Ireland investigating major UFO sightings by pilots off Co Kerry coast

21 pioneering Irish Diaspora women celebrated at Ireland’s embassies around the world

Five brave Sullivan brothers died on this day in 1943

Irish men-only club to admit women for first time in 235 years

NYPD cop give Irish tourist $20 toward her “Hamilton” Broadway ticket

Fusion Fighters innovative Irish dancing crew release new video with house music backtrack

Irish apple crumble cake recipe

* INTERESTING BLOGS

The Oldest Before Bernadette

John Dempsey’s Street Portraits the gentle author

The Art of Successful Letter Writing Malevolent Matriarch

The Oriental Bank Robbery | The Dusty Box

Thomas Waters Letter to Bedfordshire – August 1862 | Tracking Down The Family

One hundred years: Remembrance Day 2018 cassmob

Remembering Wives and Mothers Geniaus

52 Ancestors #48 – Next to Last Jenny MacKay

Why I Love Marriage Announcements: Guest Lists! Amy

Reviews

Theresa Smith

New Release Book Review: A Perfect Stone by S.C. Karakaltsas

Quick Shots Book Review: The Cry (TV tie-in) by Helen FitzGerald

New Release Book Review: Unsheltered by Barbara Kingsolver

New Release Book Review: Whiskey in a Teacup by Reese Witherspoon

New Release Book Review: Well Read Cookies by Lauren Chater

Allen & Unwin

Kerry O'Brien A MEMOIR

Unfettered and Alive Anne Summers

Better Reading

A Diamond in the Dust by Frauke Bolten-Boshammer

The Turn of Midnight by Minette Walters

Southern Discomfort by Tena Clark

Family Skeleton by Carmel Bird

Wundersmith: The Calling of Morrigan Crow by Jessica Townsend Read an extract

Podcast: An Author, Her Book and Her Life with Kristina Olsson

Podcast: Meet The Bachelor Host Osher Gunsberg

and from my blogs...

That Moment in Time

Britain Gestapo Invasion Arrest List 1940, searching Colonial Secretary's records, lived once-buried twice, Jewish Fenian, National Register-War Memorials, O'Hart's Irish Pedigrees, Talking Machine news, Bone Bread, Terracotta Warriors, Tortoise Tombstones, Arlington’s Hidden History, John Grenham talks Maps, Melbourne's marvellous tramways, The Artist of the River, Australia’s digital heritage platform, Scotland Monumental Inscriptions, Stonehenge..now Foamhenge.. and so much more..

Please feel free to share…

https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2018/11/friday-fossicking-9th-nov-2018.html

Trove Newspapers Update.. Titles To Come Nov. 2018, NSW, QLD., SA, VIC., WA, INTERNATIONAL,

https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2018/11/trove-newspapers-update-titles-to-come.html

Headlines of Old

From Irish convict ggg gmother to Irish mother, Kingsford Smith, dole queues, Random Date - add to your story, technology affecting rainfall, talkies, wives & work, family newspaper reports, expensive tyres, nurses upset, seven mistakes of life, Trove Tuesday 13 Nov 2018, radio -phones, Amy Johnson aviatrix,

https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2018/11/trove-tuesday-13-nov-2018-random-date.html

FRIDAY FOSSICKING

J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)

died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.

* IRISH CENTRAL

New Galway project tells Diaspora Tribe's stories from around the world

“Queensberry Curse" blamed for Oscar Wilde’s downfall claims another victim: Lady Beth Douglas (18)

On This Day: The Blasket Islands evacuation of 1953

Where to celebrate Thanksgiving in Ireland

Remembering The Dubliners' Luke Kelly on his birthday with his most loved songs

Irish boy thought to be the youngest person ever to climb African mountain

Frank McCourt's novel “Angela’s Christmas" to get new lease of life on Netflix

Longford set to get tropical with new theme park

Saoirse Ronan a favorite for Best Actress Oscar after 'Mary Queen of Scots' raves

Stunning performance by Irish boys' choir honors 100 years since the end of World War I

Catholic’s recent Saints and an Irish diplomat

Ireland ranked 10th safest country in the world, US doesn’t make top 100

Saoirse Ronan and "Lady Bird’s" Greta Gerwig team up again for “Little Women”

World War I Irish hero receives his Purple Heart 100 years later

How the Irish saved Thanksgiving

Liam Neeson and Brendan Gleeson star in new Coen brothers movie now on Netflix

Historic photograph of Obama’s Irish ancestor discovered

New York friends rally funds for "hardworking Irishman whom we love dearly"

Irish American schoolbus driver becomes a hero during California wildfires

Chicago massacre occurred at famous Irish Sisters of Mercy hospital

Can you be both New York and Irish? Leading Irish writers reflect on heritage

Are you eligible for an Irish passport before Brexit?

Storm dramatically reveals skeleton of 900-year-old murdered man in Ireland

Enjoy this stunning cover of Adele’s “Hello” sung as Gaeilge on World Hello Day

The Irish woman who was the last witch hanged in Boston

Pierce Brosnan returns to view his home destroyed by California fires

Irish politician secretly lobbied for top Nazi to be given Irish visa

The Irish lord who captured Queen Elizabeth's heart

Ireland had its first snow of the winter this week

Silly family-friendly Irish Thanksgiving jokes

Thanksgiving Baileys Irish cream pumpkin pie recipe

The best Guinness lamb stew recipe you ever had

* GENERAL INTEREST

Paddy Waldron's talk at Cooraclare 1916 Commemoration Mixcloud

Couple spend final hours together on 66th anniversary- BBC News

Ground penetrating radar mapping of Kangaroo Island pioneer cemetery | The Islander Thanks to Joan Clarke

How we went digging for our roots in Ireland and Scotland Dallas News

'Get off my castle': A search for my name's meaning led to an ancient kingdom in Scotland Dallas News

Tree Tunnel, Cantabria, Spain Streetside cafe in Hermoupolis, Syros Island, Greece Wunderlusttwins image

Newcastle to Lismore and beyond– Mid North Coast Pioneers

Tom Burnell’s Tipperary War Graves Database| Tipperary Studies Thanks to R. J.Winley

I Love Bello Shire newsletter Elisa Hall's Hope Shines Through

ThrowbackThursday: Gala Opening Ball,New Public Hall, Eltham, November 21st, 1941

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records-access alerts

The International Tracing Service (ITS) added 900,000 post-war documents online. This brings the total of number of documents freely available in the online archive to over 2 million. One can search by name. The newly added documents contain approximately 405,000 names of Holocaust survivors, former concentration camp inmates and forced laborers. They were under the care of the International Refugee Organization (IRO) in Austria, Italy, Switzerland and England after World War II.

In June, ITS published its files from the German Displaced Persons in June. This makes it possible to search online for nearly one million names of Displaced Persons (DP) registered and surveyed in DP camps within the framework of the Care and Maintenance Program.

The DPs filled out questionnaires as a way the International Refugee Organization (IRO) could find out whether it could help these persons and if so how. The personal stories of the DP persons are delineated in the questionnaires and provide better insight as their lives.

To search the online archives go to: https://digitalcollections.its-arolsen.org/

You will need to make a declaration of consent that the sensitive information you are using is solely for research purposes and in accordance with applicable national laws and regulations.

To read more about this see: https://tinyurl.com/yaa8olxz

____________________________

Staatsarchiv Hamburg

As reported previously in the IAJGS Records Access Alert, IAJGS took this egregious act very seriously and wrote to various Hamburg government officials. IAJGS received a response from Dr. Carsten Brosda, Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg Minister of Culture and Media. In the letter he acknowledges that the State Archives reviewed their actions and concluded their decision to appraise the series was "flawed". "Both the Ministry for Culture and Media and the State Archives are in discussions with historians and researchers on the matter. To ensure that documents used by researchers are not subsequently weeded, the State Archives have already developed proposals for a workflow which would subject future appraisal decisions to multiple checks before weeding was approved.

Dr. Brosda also informed IAJGS that the crimes committed during the Nazi period are a major work of the Hamburg Archives and that next year the archive material from the Jewish communities of Hamburg pre-1945 are going to be digitized in cooperation with the Israel State Archives so that researchers will in the future be able to access the materials online from anywhere in the world. Archival materials and documents on the Nazi crimes of violence and injustice have already been digitized with Yad Vashem and the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. He also mentioned that documents including registers of birth, deaths and marriages and emigration records have been digitized, indexed and made available online with cooperation from Ancestry.

Finally, Dr. Brosda stated that the Ministry for Culture and Media and the Hamburg Staatsarchiv plan to work more closely with historical research on the use of and access to archive material to ensure that all interests are taken into account.

Jan Meisels Allen

Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee

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FRIDAY FOSSICKING

J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)
died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.

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Friday Fossicking not posted on 30th November

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Headlines of Old

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Thank you for all the messages re the missed issue..

all is settling, so should be back on track now.

FRIDAY FOSSICKING

J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)
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Worried about online data trackers ABC new

Libraries everyone should visit in their lifetime - INSIDER

Rookwood parliamentary inquiry into burial hears gruesome details SMH

Sydney Daily Photo - The Emerald City  Sydney ferry to work

Kokorou stone bridge in Epirus, Greece image

Family devastated after relative's coffin struck by digger ABC

National Library of Australia

Cook and the Pacific     Beauty Rich and Rare

Atlas Obscura

Medieval Bake-Off 27 Unusual Collections Childhood Memories Coca-Cola Museum

2018’s Brightest Comet For Sale: Monster Map Gifts for Urban Travelers Alluring Mermaid

Forgotten Explorers Astronomical Clock Undead Butterfly Japan's 'Perfect Orchid

Wartime Escape Space Training SiIly Snowman Sculptures That's Sir Penguin to You

'Chindianapolis' For Sale: Moon Boot   Ancient Mosque Phaistos Disk

Medieval Monster Piñatas  Poetic Plants Disk of Death  Dragon Guard  Secrets of NYC

A Work Revised Charles Dickens Holiday Heirlooms   Books Over People Catskills

The Old Fortress Messinia, Greece   Indestructible Objects  Corvin Castle

Anglo-Celtic Connections

LAC's Aurora Shines Archives of Ontario data sets online News from some English Record Offices

Sunday Sundries Global Gazette Archive

What is the influence of genetics on age at first birth and number of children?

Writing It Up (For People Who Don't Want To Write It Up)

Even the best of us ...

Back to Our Past, Belfast 15-16 February 2019

Top Scottish Baby Names for 2018

The National Archives UK> Webinar: Festival of Britain 1951, Wed 9 January > The trial of Charles I, Fri 18 January
> BAME seafarers in the First World War, Thu 24 January

> Census* > Wills 1384-1858* > Family history research guides

Blogs..

A snowball fight in Constantinople Unidentified Christmas lights and stars in the sky

Podcasts ..

Big Ideas Series: Entity disambiguation in digital cultural heritage

Big Ideas Series: The role of archives in addressing refugee crises

The Annual Digital Lecture: Semantic Capital: what it is and how to protect it

Smithsonian

The Costs of the Confederacy The True Story of Mary, Queen of Scots, and Elizabeth I

Remembering the Howard University Librarian Who Decolonized the Way Books Were Catalogued

When the Street Light First Came to London, Disaster Ensued

Atlanta's Famed Cyclorama Mural Will Tell the Truth About the Civil War Once Again

The History of Our Love-Hate Relationship With the Christmas Letter

Find My Past

Hampshire, Portsmouth, Portsea Island Rate Books

Hampshire, Portsmouth Hospital Records

Hampshire, Portsmouth Police Staff Records, 1908-1924

Hampshire, Portsmouth Quarter Sessions Browse

Hampshire, Portsmouth Burials

Newspaper Additions ... Belfast Telegraph Kerryman Wexford People The Bioscope

Irish Independent Evening Herald (Dublin)

Outback Family History

The Asplin Brothers:-

Christmas Camp – by Dryblower Murphy

Amid the Smoke and Smoulder – a verse

Always Interesting

Berthold Goldschmidt’s Surviving Child, Siegfried Amy

Christmas Cards: Season’s Greetings from Edwardian New Zealand HistorianRuby

The Spitalfields Nativity Parade the gentle author

Sunday Evening Art Gallery — The Woods Claudia

Discovering a famous sporting ancestor Ancestry.com.au blog

Harry Ethelbert King of London, Ontario, Canada- looking for descendants nwpaintedlady

George I’s Christmas Pudding? Christmas Day Tudor Style HistorianRuby

Did you know?

Are you ready? RootsTech 2019 is around the corner! kindredpast

A cautionary tale– John Grenham – Irish Roots

New Theme: Twenty Nineteen WordPress.com Blog

Newsletter Caloundra Family History

Registration Open for Waves in Time 2019 Genealogy Conference

Australian Genealogy and History Snippets – December 2018

records-access-alerts

The Bibliothèque Historique des Postes et des Télécommunications (BHPT), (Historical Library of Posts and Telecommunications), a remote and obscure library recently reopened. For those researching people who lived in France in the 20^th century this is the only repository open to the public containing nearly all the French telephone directories ever published, including those in France's territories and overseas departments. They may be viewed on microfilm. To see the website and what is available online go to: http://www.bhpt.org/ and under Découvertes (discoveries) then click on Ouvrages numérisés (digitized works).

The BHPT also includes the history of the postal service. This includes maps, showing waterways and roads used for transporting the mail as well as where your ancestors may have traveled. Before railways, the mail was done by land routes—same for your ancestors going to a port to emigrate, or otherwise travel. Postal network maps are online and may be viewed at:

https://iis7sh2ws10.domicile.fr/bibliotheq/resopost.htm

The site is in French only, therefore a translation aide such as Google translate may be helpful.

https://translate.google.com .

To read the article on this library and archive in The French Genealogist see:

https://french-genealogy.typepad.com/

Thank you to Stan Diamond, President of JGS Montreal for sharing this information.

Jan Meisels Allen

Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee

* IRISH CENTRAL

This legendary Irish singer is being honored with his own Dublin statue

What does "Irishness" mean in 2018? Exploring being mixed race and Irish

Lie-detectors used to hunt down family Christmas holiday thieves

WATCH: A year on, Australian town of 11 people still disturbed by disappearance of Irish pensioner

Irish woman in Boston attempts snow angel - what could go wrong?

National Geographic has named this county as a ‘best trip’ for 2019

Traveling to Ireland in 2019? Here's everything you need to know

How Brendan Behan came to join the writing Irish of New York

Co. Clare holy well water delivered to sick child in Philadelphia

The best Irish New Year’s resolution you can make? Travel off-the-beaten-path in 2019

How one little girl inspired a New York journalist to restore faith in Santa

Irish animated movie shortlisted for a 2019 Oscar award

Celtic Thunder’s most popular Christmas songs

Dublin named one of the best places in the world to spend Christmas

How was Oscar Wilde connected to the American Civil War?

Christmas cookie recipes to treat Santa to this Christmas Eve

Traditional family Irish Christmas cake recipe

Christmas cooking tips from Irish chef Tony O’Reilly

How to make a Guinness chocolate cake forChristmas

Ballymaloe's mince pies with Irish whiskey cream recipe

Darina Allen's Christmas cake recipe

Irish whiskey Christmas cookies will warm you up this holiday season

Traditional Irish Christmas plum pudding recipe

* INTERESTING BLOGS

Deck the Halls with Memories and Stories Laura Hedgecock

Baking London’s Largest Gingerbread Man the gentle author

Sorting My Family into Hogwarts Houses Jamie Gates (you should try this at home :-) )

In the News: Lost Bletchley Park Christmas Card Found HistorianRuby

Christmas 1950: Stolen, the Stone of Scone HistorianRuby

Meet the residents of Cosy Cottage clarejk2014

family tapestry: #52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks Week 52 Prompt: ‘Resolution'

WA Perth cemetery, writing family history & other news - Genealogy Notes 1-15 Dec 2018 Shauna Hicks

Snacking and Shopping in Dusseldorf TextileRanger

Trove Tuesday – John Finn Charged with Incendiarism | Shauna Hicks History Enterprises

Dennis & Christine Reeve, Walnut Farmers the gentle author

160 year old photo of my great-great-grandparents Gerry's Family History

Reviews

Theresa Smith

New Release Book Review: Mutiny on the Bounty by Peter Fitzsimons

Behind the Pen with Kate Morton

Book Bingo! The Messenger by Markus Zusak

Christmas Feature: One Day in December by Josie Silver

Behind the Pen with Emma Rous

New Release Book Review: The Lost Man by Jane Harper

Behind the Pen with Téa Cooper

Better Reading

Lost Without You by Rachael Johns Listen to the Bolinda audiobook for Lost Without You here

The Widow of Ballarat by Darry Frase Listen to the Bolinda audio for The Widow of Ballarat here

The True Story of Maddie Bright by Mary-Rose MacColl

Allen&Unwin

The Great Cave Rescue James Massola

Lessons Gisele Bündchen

and from my blogs...

That Moment in Time

phantom island, end of year Western Australia, Mt Coot-tha murder, eels in seals, Newgate prison records, Cheshire BDMS, Pisa leaning less, fairy forts, marriage to ghost over, scars of WWI, find ancestors in 1790 census, DNA from 10,000yr old gum, FREE items and research, Convicts Ancestors course, Mullarkey Village, animal orphanage, overlooked Canadian memory institutions, recovering memory of Tuam mother & baby children, Great Western Hotel Coolgardie, additions to newspapers including Enniscorthy Guardian, Kerryman, Manchester Evening News and more, applying for National Library Card - benefits of NLA card..

Please feel free to share…

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Irish Graves

Barcaldine, thanks to Di Don

QLD Cemeteries outside of Brisbane

Biographies Second page

Headlines of Old

Trove Tuesday 18th Dec 2018..missing friends, with lots of detailed descriptions... Police Gazettes, 1900-1924, don’t dismiss because these are from NSW, our ancestors did move around often more than we realised, names altered, last for this year…

https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2018/12/trove-tuesday-18th-dec-2018missing.html

PLEASE NOTE:

The next FRIDAY FOSSICKING will be on the

11th January, 2019.

I would like to thank you all for your continued support

and look forward to bringing you more

interesting and informative stories, articles,

blogs you may have missed, sources for genealogy,

book reviews, current trends and items of general interest,

in the coming year.

Family History Societies are welcome to send me

their newsletters of information about upcoming events,

readers are welcome to notify me about family reunions.

Feel free to contact me if you come across any stories

you think would be suitable for Friday Fossicking..

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These digitised newspapers will soon be on Trove.

They are listed by state/territory of publication, then alphabetically by title. They have been funded for digitisation by various contributors, which are indicated in square brackets after the title name.

Titles will be removed from this list when they become available on Trove. You can see which newspapers are already available in the digitised newspapers list. If you are interested in a particular title, you may like to subscribe to the web feed which alerts you to new titles as they are added to Trove.

If a newspaper you are interested in has not been digitised, why not consider partnering with us and adding titles to Trove? See the For Digitisation Partners section of Trove's Help Centre.

NSW

Albury Banner (1881-1896); [Albury & District Historical Society; NSW State Government Regional Cultural Fund]

Border Morning Mail (1938-1942); [Albury & District Historical Society; NSW State Government Regional Cultural Fund]

Daily Express (Wagga Wagga: 1919-1929); [Wagga Wagga & District Historical

Mosman, Neutral and Middle Harbour Resident (1904-1907); [Mosman Historical Society]

QLD

Toowoomba Chronicle (Sept. 1917-Sept. 1922); [State Library of Queensland]

Toowoomba Chronicle and Darling Downs Gazette (Oct 1922-Dec 1933); [State Library of Queensland]

Messenger (1951-1954) [State Library of South Australia]

Port Augusta & Stirling Illustrated News (Feb.-Aug. 1901) [State Library of South Australia]

Portonian (1871-1873) [State Library of South Australia]

VIC

Elmore Standard (1882-1905);[Bendigo Regional Genealogical Society]

Great Southern Advocate (1907-1913; 1919-1926); [Korumburra & District Historical Society]

Richmond Guardian (1907-1909;1915-1916) [Rhett Bartlett]

The Fremantle Advocate (Aug 1926 - Jan 1942); [Fremantle Library]

International

A Voz de Timor (1965-1975) [Canberra Friends of Dili and the National Library of Australia]

FRIDAY FOSSICKING

J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)
died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.

* IRISH CENTRAL

Visiting Dublin soon? Here are four hidden attractions not to miss

The very best and most beautiful photos of Ireland in 2018

Soil from this Irish area could help fight the world’s top superbugs

Ever wonder how many places in Ireland are called "bally"?

Whiskey makes you live a longer, healthier life, says science

Rowdy rebels - the formation of the Irish Volunteers in Cork city

Irish New Year’s resolutions: How to get an an Irish passport

New Year's Resolution: Get "unstuck" in your genealogical research

"The Night Of The Big Wind" that killed 90 took place on this date in 1839

The meaning behind the famous Irish toast "Sláinte"

Planes, trains and automobiles - getting around in Ireland on vacation

A gigantic potato has been added to the line-up of this St. Patrick's Day parade

Oliver Cromwell bust fitted with alarm after UK politician kept turning it to face wall

* GENERAL INTEREST

The secret of the church minister’s granddaughter– History Out There

Australian Genealogy and History Snippets– December 2018

More workhouse registers online at Tipperary Studies

Paul O'Brien's lecture on Flo Clancy to Kilrush & Distric... Mixcloud

Huge historical archive of mail from captured ships to go online | The Guardian Thanks, Alona Tester

FREE  Facebook for Australian History and Genealogy Lonetester (list of groups & pages)

Australia’s Biggest Ever Gold Robbery Lonetester HQ

Kings Meadows Convict Station discovery finds artefacts, convict hat | The Examiner

Best of Queensland ..Ultimate Queensland Experiences

10 genealogy goals for 2019 Ancestry.com.au blog Cassie Mercer

Newly opened files at Public Record Office Victoria reveal life in 1940s mental hospitals - RN - ABC

The Real Fake News: Top Scientific Retractions of 2018

Snowy Night, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Wunderlusttwins image

Tiger’s Nest viewed from above, Paro Valley, Bhutan   Wunderlusttwins image

A genealogy of the term British reveals its imperial history – and a Brexit paradoxThe Conversation UK

Timber to ashes, ashes to earth | Inside Story

What's new? John Grenham

Cathy Swift's lecture to Kilrush & District Historical So... Mixcloud

Meredith Library Genealogy Club to meet Jan. 8 The Lacona Daily Sun

Beyond the web – a research story– Family History Matters at GSV

A 69-year-old woman used an Ancestry DNA test to find her mother.

Sailors, sauerkraut and PTSD: Exploring the link between gut bacteria and mental health ABC news

ABC News: 44 years on from the Tasman Bridge disaster, the memory still haunts the state

Legacy Family Tree Webinars 2019 Schedule Announced Alona Tester

Finding your Irish family: 'Looking out the airplane window I cried' Irish Times

The Mistake I Made With My Grieving Friend | HuffPost

Is it time to DECLUTTER your computer? FREE WEBINAR! Maintaining an Organized Computer with Cyndi Ingle of Cyndi's List View this email in your browser

Caring for Vintage Christmas Decorations - The Family Curator

Australian ghost towns you can visit: Top 10 abandoned places

Collectors Gallery | MAD On Collections

Long Term Food Storage, What a Long Term Food Supply Can Do For You! Candy's Farm House Pantry

It's a Long Way To Tipperary / Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag- Robert Mandell - YouTube

Who wrote “It’s a long way to Tipperary” ?

Did You Know?

Irish History : FREE TEXTS : FREE download, Borrow and Streaming : Internet Archive

17 Things You Should Do to Every Blog Post Before + After You Hit Publish (FREE Checklist!) - Melyssa Griffin

Where to Download All the Books That Just Entered the Public Domain FREE

DNA-testing company 23andMe has signed a $300 million deal with a drug giant. Here's how to delete your data if that freaks you out.

Introducing the 2019 ‘Anything Is Possible’ List WordPress Blog

Customize Your WordPress.com Dashboard WordPress Blog

Sharing Scanned Family Documents and Photos Online: Pros and Cons Laura Hedgecock

WikiTree and GeneaBloggersTRIBE Scan-a-Thon

Anglo-Celtic Connections

BCG Free Webinars for 2019

Shared Surnames between Canada, France the UK and USA

What did your Ag Lab ancestor earn?

Book Review: Tracing Your Oxfordshire Ancestors

The Son Also Rises: surnames and the history of social mobility

Top posts of 2018

British Newspaper Archives additions for December

Your Genealogy Today: Jan/Feb 2019

Is Canadiana really free

The Poor Laws

Advance Notice: BCGS 2019 Seminar

Help Improve FreeBMD

DNA, Me and the Family Tree

Rootstech Live Streaming Schedule

2019 Genealogy Webinars

Australian War Memorial
Newsletter On Closer Inspection View the 360 experience  digital video and VR technology, you can view and interact with the tank both inside and out.

National Library of Australia

eNews Jan 2019 including Book online for The Art of Literary Investigation

The National Library of Australia Magazine -Past issues

Atlas Obscura

Portraits of Humanity Chasing Waterfalls (upside down?)   Manduri Monkeys Spider Silk

Hungarian Gingerbread   World’s End Close Aztec Petroglyphs Church Skate Park

Bread Boy  Horseback Falconry Miniature Hollywood   Clockmakers Museum

Beach of Bones Plague of Nostalgia Underwater Graveyard 15th-Century Ruins

Forgotten History Reindeer Saga   Holy Well (Cornwall)   Confetti Collector

Masonic Apron   Super Sinkhole   Arrow-Wielding Elves   Cursed House   Plastic Ban

Concrete Traffic (1957 Cadillac)   Queen’s Staircase (Bahamas) Mother Goose House

Find My Past

Fermanagh Parish Registers Baptisms FermanaghParish Registers Marriages

Fermanagh Parish Registers Burials Donegal Cemetery Records Leitrim Cemetery Records

Norfolk Baptisms   Norfolk Banns Norfolk Marriages   Norfolk Burials

newspapers added

Newcastle Evening Chronicle Cheshire Observer Airdrie & Coatbridge Advertiser

Tavistock Gazette Cheshire Observer Sunday Tribune   Poole & Dorset Herald

Liverpool Evening Express

Outback Family History

A Bush Christmas – C J Dennis Trinity College Examinations:

Norseman Weddings – Methodist Church Beatrice Hemingway -grave tales

Barrambie : the ‘wild’ in the wild west !!!   Kennedy’s Family Hotel – Coolgardie hotels

St Michael’s School : new records Charles Carkeek – graves tales

Family History Daily

The Zero Dollar Genealogist: How to Avoid Spending Money on Family History Research

The 10 Collections You Need to Know for Irish Genealogy Research

The 15 Minute Plan for Achieving Your Genealogy Goals in 2019

Family Search Blog

Youth Connecting with Generations   3 Things to Add to Your Family History

What’s Coming to FamilySearch in 2019   Learn about Your Family on FamilySearch.org

Always Interesting

If you enjoy the posts from these regulars, perhaps you'd like to follow them..

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Midwinter Light At Christ Church   Christmas At The Salvation Army, 1975

Chamberlain’s East End Churches Sights Of Wonderful London

William Anthony, Last Of the Charlies Charlie Chaplin In Spitalfields

Spitalfields In Colour

Applegate Genealogy ...

Random Acts of Photo Restoration All I Want for Christmas…

John Nation’s Journey to America   Sorting My Ancestors into Hogwarts Houses

The Irish Story...

‘Neither very good nor very bad’: The Dunmanway workhouse, County Cork 1841-1920

The Irish Story Top articles of 2018

Branches On Our Haimowitz Family Tree ...

In Memory of Rebecca Strulowitz Connecting The Strulowitz/Srulowitz Dots – a work in progress

Lonetester

Older and Wiser: What I’d Say to My Younger Genealogical Self

Looking forward, looking back...

John Eaton: the politician and community member

Isaac Cornwell

Historian Ruby...

Blogmas: 21 Days of Christmas History Posts   My Top Six Posts of 2018

A Royal Wedding: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex Exhibition at Windsor Castle

Diana: Her Fashion Story Revisited

Diary of an Australian Genealogist ...

January 1 new archives resources & other news - Genealogy Notes 16-31 Dec 2018

irishacw

A Walk Among Storied Tombstones: The Irish of Arlington National Cemetery

Remembering the Widows of Bull Run: Corcoran & Meagher Intercede

The Legal Genealogist

The Legal Genealogist’s Christmas Wish 2018

Stair na hÉireann

#OTD in 1820 – Birth of author, Mary Anne Sadlier, in Cootehill, Co Cavan.

Root Stalker Genealogy

The Past meets The Present   #FamilySecrets — Wife and Children Missing

records-access alerts

The Canadian War Museum released four new research guides to help you research those in Canadian military history.

The eight-page guides are about:

· Royal Canadian Navy, 1910-1919, 1939-1945, and the Merchant Navy, 1939-1945

· Canadians in the Air, 1914-1945, 1939-1945

· Canadian Expeditionary Force, 1914-1919, and the Canadian Army, 1939-1945

· Canadian Women in Uniform, 1914-1919, 1941-1945

The guides include information about training, promotions, medals, injuries and medical treatment, graves and memorials, and the context of a person's war service.

To access the guides go to: https://tinyurl.com/yazffqsh

Original url:

https://www.warmuseum.ca/learn/research-collections/military-history-research-centre/#tabs

Additionally the Museum has an online catalogue allowing users to search both the Canadian War Museum and Canadian Museum of History. This is updated periodically.

See: https://tinyurl.com/ya2u37rz

Original url:

https://catalogue.warmuseum.ca/musvw/Vubis.csp?Profile=Profile28&OpacLanguage=eng

Included is "Democracy at War Canadian Newspapers and the Second World War which is fully text searchable of 144,000 newspaper clippings

See:https://www.warmuseum.ca/cwm/exhibitions/newspapers/intro_e.html

This website is available in English and French. To access the French click on Francais in the upper right corner.

Thank you to Gail Dever and Genealogy à la carte for informing us about these new research guides.

Jan Meisels Allen

Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee

* INTERESTING BLOGS

Bear with me, some of these Christmas themes were too good not to share

Christmas in 1899 | Lost Yarns of the Outback The Dusty Box

Quick and Easy Gift Bags   Wrapping up 2018 Goals for 2019 Textile Ranger

The Origins of Christmas Traditions Lonetester

One More Sleep Liv Hambrett

Winter Solstice: The Holly King vs The Oak King  Stair na hÉireann

My favourite family history gift Gerry Bolton

Footsteps to the Past  Roseann Creagh

The Inimitable Mrs Tracey | The Dusty Box

Family Connections: #52Ancestors - Week 50 - Naughty Vicki Court

Family Notice Friday: J.H. Greene   Australian Roots and Spreading Branches

Lilian's Tree   Lilian Magill

Come Visit the Gallery! Claudia

Finding Truth in Family History Through DNA | Shauna Hicks History Enterprises

Happy New Year!  Liz Gauffrea

January | 2019 | The Keeper of Stories

Earl Grey’s Irish Famine Orphans (63): a couple of questions| trevo's Irish famine orphans

Other places, other times Clogs and Clippers

The ironing's not done .... Geniaus

Reviews

Theresa Smith

2018 Reading Highlights

Christmas Feature: Mr Dickens and His Carol by Samantha Silva

Christmas Feature: A Very Murderous Christmas edited by Cecily Gayford

Farewell #aww2018, Hello #aww2019

The Aussie Author Challenge 2019

Welcome to Book Bingo 2019

New Release Book Review: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens

One more challenge…The Classics Club

Book Review: The Sweet Hills Of Florence by Jan Wallace Dickinson

New Release Film Review: Mary Poppins Returns

Book Review: Drums of Autumn by Diana Gabaldon

Book Review: Matryoshka by Katherine Johnson

Books on the Screen: A couple of recommendations…

Book Review: The Messenger by Markus Zusak

Better Reading

Half Moon Lake by Kirsten Alexander

How To Be Second Best by Jessica Dettmann

The Truths and Triumphs of Grace Atherton by Anstey Harris

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That Moment in Time

Dragon Guard, Wartime escape, Dickens revised work, Hampshire records, Christmas goodies (Irish Central), Oscar Wilde & US Civil War, online data trackers, East Perth Cemeteries, convicts applications to marry, national register of war memorials, replacement medals, article re DNA testing, Balmain Cemetery, libraries you must visit,

Kokorou stone bridge Epirus Greece, unusual collections, more books than people - Catskills, world’s biggest gingerbread man, enough to keep you busy for weeks…

Please feel free to share… Merry Christmas to all…

https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2018/12/friday-fossicking-21st-dec-2018.html

urungamaiden

New page added… MUSINGS https://urungamaiden.wordpress.com/musings/

Memories of childhood

CONFESSIONS OF A BIBLIOPHILE

AND A LIBRARY WAS BORN! Turkey, rescued books - birth of a library,

https://crissoulisbookspot.blogspot.com/2018/12/and-library-was-born.html

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As They Were

ADDITIONAL FILES to IGP ARCHIVES December 2018, Clare, Dublin, Fermanagh, Monaghan & Fermanagh, Tipperary, Donegal, Meath, Waterford,

https://astheywere.blogspot.com/2019/01/additional-files-to-igp-archives.html

Irish Graves

Additions to New Zealand thanks to Briteyes Gee

https://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/new-zealand.html

There are so many entries on NSW regional, that they had to be split to two pages.

New page… NEW SOUTH WALES REGIONAL J - Z

also NEW SOUTH WALES REGIONAL A - I

Additions to Appin, NSW, thanks to Geraldine Anne King

NEW SOUTH WALES REGIONAL A - I

Addition to St. Kilda, Victoria thanks to Jodie Willis

Addition to Buckland, Victoria thanks to Karleen Reilly

https://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/victoria-australia_5378.html

The Back Fence of Genealogy

IT'S COMING!

That Moment in Time

NEWSPAPER TITLES COMING TO TROVE JAN... 2019, state and international,

https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2019/01/newspaper-titles-coming-to-trove-jan.html

Headlines of Old

travelling again, love locks, Circumnavigating Australia's Colonial History - Trove Tuesday 8th Jan 2019 Pt. 14,

list of shipwrecks, danger, lighthouse, change of border boundary, tourism, Perseverance, Captain James Cook, Australia’s marine history, beautiful scenery, Coolangatta, Tweed Heads, wreck of Orara,

https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2019/01/circumnavigating-australias-colonial.html

As a change from the quips, I thought you might like this beautiful image

Courtesy of the Wunderlusttwins..

Sunlight Stairway, Plitvice, Croatia

FRIDAY FOSSICKING

J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)
died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.

* GENERAL INTEREST

“Don’t Scratch a Match on the Seat of Your Bloomers” and 46 Other Rules for Women Cyclists
Thanks to Alona Tester

Unmarked graves- East Perth Cemeteries

Woman Turned 110-Year-Old Dead Tree Into A Free Little Library For The Neighborhood And It Looks Magical | Bored Panda

Episode 6 – Australia’s Titanic Hero: Part One– Forgotten Australia

Episode 6 – Australia’s Titanic Hero: Part Two– Forgotten Australia

A New Year for HSFHG Hornsby Shire Family History Group

The War of the Roses is over! …and a preliminary report on what makes family historians tick – Family History Matters at GSV

Top 100 Irish Surnames & Last Names (Family Names Ranked) Your's not there, mine neither...

Sydney’s abandoned mortuarystation once transported the dead| Guide

Go beyond the glitz and discover this unexpectedly whimsical side of LA | Roadtrippers

Lithgow City Council plans on cleaning up the cemeteries| Lithgow Mercury

Episode 9: David Ryan - Tracing your Cork Ancestors

Index of Quebec City ship passenger lists, 1865-1869, on Canadiana | Genealogy à la carte

'Bluestone Betty' haunts cemetery | Queensland Times

Government changes tack on Coffs Harbour Bypass – tunnels now part of new plan| The Bellingen Shire Courier Sun

Cathy Dunn Australian History Research

Some Facebook pages/groups

Goulburn Jewish Cemetery https://www.facebook.com/groups/goulburnjewishcemetery

Norfolk Island Land Grants and Leases 1788 – 1814: https://www.facebook.com/groups/norfolkislandland1788to1814/

Australian History Buy-Swap-Sell Old Sydney Burial Grounds

Remembering Milton Ulladulla’s WW1 Soldiers and Nurses

Smithsonian

Was the World's Oldest Person Ever Actually Her 99-Year-Old Daughter?

The Priest of Abu Ghraib

Preserved Horse, Saddled, Harnessed and Ready to Flee, Found in Villa Outside Pompeii

Heavily Abridged ‘Slave Bible’ Removed Passages That Might Encourage Uprisings

Archaeologists Identify Oldest Known Human Burial in Lower Central America

The Plot to Kill George Washington

Laser Scan Reveals Fate of Nazi U-Boat Sunk Near Outer Banks Coast

Family Search Blog

New Records on FamilySearch from December 2018

Atlas Obscura

Hospital Tunnels Worldly Mistakes Is This Duck Kosher? Surreal Spillway

Hidden Trafalgar Square Largest Floating Bridge A 26-Dish Feast Hungry?

Picturesque Village revived in Scotland The 'Mona Lisa Effect' Life-Changing Map

Caves of Hercules Warrior Queen Monumental Urinal One Lucky Penny worth?

Scary Kids’ Stories Neolithic Megalith Shantang Cats Imaginary Kingdom self rule

'That Town' Don't say the name Operation Bernhard Nazi attempt to destroy British currency

Boston’s Molasses Flood Ancient Mongolian Life Grand Chandelier weighs 9 tonnes

Anglo-Celtic Connection

Remove image background for free Sunday Sundries

Free Webinar: Integrating old photos into your family history research

How to access British Second World War Service Files

Western Canada Legal Land Description

Thoughts on Finding Your Roots

Talk Genealogy Podcast: Episode #35 Marriage Registers of Old England

Great Scots: Canadian Fiction Writers with Links to Scotland, 1867 to Today

Michael in Ireland

'Nostradamus, Malachi and Me' by Mattie Lennon

Eithne - Imprisoned by Balor of the Evil Eye

'Mullarkey Village' by Joe Mullarkey

Outback Family History

Brown Hill Road Tales – by Michael Johansen

Nannine – William James Fisher

The Girl of the Goldfields:- a family story

Woodarra : now your but a memory blurr’d !

Find My Past

Kent Baptisms Kent Marriages Kent Burials 1939 Register

Boston Pilot Newspaper InformationWanted Ads

Devon Social & Institutional Records

Did You Know?

Australian BDM Certificates what they contain Kerry Farmer

Irish symbols and their meanings | Ireland Calling

Convict Ancestors- College of Arts, Law and Education | University of Tasmania online course

National Library of Australia : CONFERENCE Language Keepers: Preserving the IndigenousLanguages of the Pacific

McDonald's loses 'Big Mac' European trademark case to Irish fast-food chain Supermac's - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Always Interesting

The Irish Story

Hugh O’Neill and Nine Years War, 1594-1603

nwpaintedlady

Frank Oxman and The Case of the Found Securities

Shauna Hicks

My Favourite 25 Australasian Websites

Applegate Genealogy

New Year, New Site Finding Lodie & Don

Randy Seaver

52 Ancestors - Week 260: #409 Maria Margaretha (Stuber) Konig (1702-before 1771) of Germany and Pennsylvania

Genealogy News Bytes - 11 January 2019

Nathan Dylan Goodwin's "The Asylum" is FREE to Download Now

Best of the Genea-Blogs - 6 to 12 January 2019

Irish in the American Civil War

“It Was Not For To Be Soldiers We Came Out”:Recruited Straight Off The Boat–Some New Evidence

The Gentle Author

Inside The Model Of St Paul’s David O’Mara’s Spitalfields

Stair na hÉireann

#OTD in 2000 – It is announced that a 1,000 year old treasure trove has been discovered by a tour guide cleaning up litter from a Co Kilkenny cave.

Claudia... Humouring the Goddess

Faerie Paths Sunday Evening Art Gallery — Michelangelo

Deep in the Heart of Textiles ... Textile Ranger

ScrapHappy January 2019

Wanderlust Twins

The Kiosk of Trajan at Philae Temple, on Agilkia Island, Egypt

records-access-alerts

For the first time in 100 years the Archives de Montréal has moved its records from the vaults from the basement of city hall in Old Montreal, Hôtel de Ville. The move is for three years, expecting to return to the original site in 2022. The move is precipitated by renovations in city hall. More than 11,000 boxes of archival records have been moved, a total of 15,000 will eventually be relocated. Additionally, 11,000 registers will be relocated. The new location is:

5800 rue Saint-Denis

Montreal, Quebec

H2S 3L5

(Rosemont Subway)

Researchers can access the archives by appointment. Email: consultation_archives@ville.montreal.qc.ca

The second phase of the move will take place on January 28.

To read more including about the history of the archives and several fires see:

https://www.ledevoir.com/politique/montreal/545112/le-grand-derangement

The article is in French. However, if you use Chrome as your browser it will translate the article. Or use a translation service such as https://translate.google.com/

The website for the Archives Montréal is: http://archivesdemontreal.com/. There is an article about the move on the website. The website is also only in French and the aforementioned translation tools will assist you in reading the website if you are not conversant in French.

Thank you to Gail Dever and her blog Genealogy à la carte for informing us about the relocation during renovations.

Jan Meisels Allen

Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee

* IRISH CENTRAL

‘Vikings,’ filmed in Ireland, to end after 6 seasons with spin-off in the works

In 1919 Ireland's President became an honorary Native American chieftain in Wisconsin

How "Star Wars" has transformed tourism in south-west Ireland

Ireland’s highest mountain listed among Rough Guide’s best places to visit

Cork grandma goes viral trying McDonald’s for the first time

Irishman searches for doctor who saved his life after heart attack and car crash

Irish WW2 hero’s son given medals his father never received

Epic storm filmed off Irish coast with 55-foot high waves

WATCH: Former NHL player hilariously attempts to learn Irish dancing

Irish woman's hilarious reaction to hearing about shark on nearby beach

Safe in the arms of my Irish birth mother and English adoptive mother

Mark 100 years since US Prohibition at these Dublin speakeasies

What Irish superfoods should you be eating in Ireland?

An Irish cure for what ails ye - medicinal hot whiskey recipe

Celtic apple crumble with Irish whiskey cream sauce

IC Health Month: Top hearty and healthy Irish recipes to try in the new year

An expert's guide to Ireland’s top 2018 chefs and restaurants

* INTERESTING BLOGS

A long overdue apology | The Legal Genealogist

Too many babies *  clarejk2014

T rove Tuesday – Karisma Estate, Toorbul & the Carnegie Family | Shauna Hicks History Enterprises

Of Pokemon and Dinosaurs and being Edward« The History Interpreter - Janet Few

Another Poetry First: “Remembering Etaples”  Liz Gauffreau

Reviews

Theresa Smith

New Release Book Review: How to be Second Best by Jessica Dettmann

New Release Book Review: The Promised Land by Barry Maitland

Book Review: The Moon Sister by Lucinda Riley

New Release Book Review: A Dog’s Way Home (Film Tie-in) by W. Bruce Cameron

Better Reading

The Binding by Bridget Collins

Call Me Evie by J. P. Pomare

Two Girls Down by Louisa Luna

Better Reading Preview: The Time is Now, Monica Sparrow by Matt Howard

Podcast: Historical Women with Amanda Curtin

Podcast: Unfettered and Alive with Anne Summers

and from my blogs...

That Moment in Time

BUMPER ISSUE.. perhaps download as a .pdf for reading at your convenience…

long way to Tipperary, family history for $0?, underwater graveyard, spider silk, beach of bones, improve blog posts with these checks, share scanned photos online, Australian ghost towns, ‘sailors, sauerkraut and PSTD’,

John Grenham, Kings Meadows Convict station, more workhouse registers at Tipperary Studies, archive mail from captured ships online, declutter your computer, WikiTree & GeneaBloggersTribe scan-a-thon, hints for WordPress blogs, Aztec petroglyphs, Spitalfields in Colour,

FREE - texts, downloads, streaming, books, online lectures, webinars, Facebook groups list; DNA data sold, BDMs Leitrim, Norfolk, Fermanagh, Donegal, and a whole lot more..

Please feel free to share…

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Irish Graves

NEW SOUTH WALES REGIONAL A - I

with thanks to Karan Campbell-Davis

Additions to Collector, Goulburn General and Lawn cemetery, St. Patrick's (Kenmore) Cemetery, Goulburn,

ROOKWOOD CEMETERY, METRO NSW

Additions thanks to Brett Andrew Woods, Noelene Harris

VICTORIA, Aust.

https://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/victoria-australia_5378.html

Additions

Ballarat, thanks to Rosemary Bruce-Mullins

Broadford, thanks to Karen King-Cain

Rupanyup, thanks to Rupanyup Historical Society

Additions to

NEW SOUTH WALESREGIONAL J - Z

https://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/new-south-wales-regional.html

Riverstone thanks to Noelene Harris

Sutton Forest, thanks to Karan Campbell-Davis

Windsor, St.Matthews C of E, thanks to Karan Campbell -Davis

Tambaroora, thanks to Sharon Allan Rewell

Yass, thanks to Patricia Broad

NEW SOUTH WALES METRO

https://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/new-south-wales.html

Upper Picton, Metro NSW, thanks to Marlane Fairfax

Additions to Waverley, thanks to Timothy Ciscel

Ryde, Field of Mars, Saint Charles' Catholic Cemetery … thanks to Noelene Harris

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

https://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/south-australia.html

Curramulka, Maitland, thanks to Rika Cable

As They Were

Ship wrecked on the Iron Bound Coast, Kilrush & District Historical Society Lecture 29 Jan 2019, Mike O'Rourke,

https://astheywere.blogspot.com/2019/01/ship-wrecked-on-iron-bound-coastkilrush.html

Headlines of Old

1902-1925, NSW Police Gazettes and Weekly Record of Crime, persons found, Trove Tuesday 15th Jan. 2019. Missing Friends Australia Wide, missing and some found, detailed descriptions, including some family information, click to enlarge..

Feel free to share…

https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2019/01/trove-tuesday-15th-jan-2019-missing.html

FRIDAY FOSSICKING

J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)
died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.

* GENERAL INTEREST

Records of the 1828 Census inscribed on the UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Register | NSW State Archives N.B. Soon to be available to all online

ABC News: The experiment Professor Julius Sumner Miller almost failed

Peel Island — the story of Phyllis Ebbage - YouTube

Dave Bromley's Urunga mural | The Bellingen Shire Courier Sun

ABC News: World's oldest man dies aged 113 at his family-run hot springs inn

Author Talks in February 2019.. National Library Australia

(* Troll Hunting by Ginger Gorman * The Rosie Result by Graeme Simsion)

FREEGriffis: New Irish Lives free onlineDanville Commercial News (also access past issues)

88 Crazy Things You Probably Didn't Know About Australia Thanks to Alona Tester

FREEFinding Your Roots Reporting on the Reporters access expires on February 19th, 2019

[Dictionary of Sydney] Street Photography 1930s, 40s and 50s.

Did you know?

RootsTech 2019 Livestream Schedule – Australian Time Thanks to Alona Tester

Genealogical Musings: Genealogy Photos and Copyrights

11 tips for anyone starting a photo scanning project– Past Presence Linda Yip (Thanks to Alona Tester)

50 Family History Websites to Watch 2019 | Who Do You Think You Are Magazine

Need a few tips re TROVE? FREEwebinar

Time Travel is Real (Sort Of ) Maureen Taylor The Photo Detective

The GENES Blog: British Newspaper Archive approaches 30 million pages of contentChris Paton

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The Gentle Author

Allen & Hanburys’ Surgical Appliances At Freed Of London Ltd, Ballet & Theatrical Shoe Makers

In Old Globetown So Long, Terry Bloomfield George Cruikshank’s Comic Alphabet

Genea-Musings

Dear Ancestry.com:Are You Fixing These Problems?

A Reader's Take on Ancestry.com Problems - Part I - Ancestry Member Tree Indexing

Added or Updated Record Collections at FamilySearch.org - Week of 13 to 19 January 2019

Saturday Night Genealogy Fun - Photographs Through the Generations

Best of the Genea-Blogs - 13 to 19 January 2019

Monday Genea-Pourri - 21 January 2019

Genealogy News Bytes - 22 January 2019

Irish in the American Civil War

Podcast Short: The Civil War’s Unfortunate Irish Servicemen podcast

Claudia

Vladimir Rumyantsev quite different Sunday Evening Art Gallery — Paul de Lamerie

Brotmanblog: A Family Journey: Amy

Simon Goldschmidt: From German Criminal to American Grandfather

Simon Goldsmith’s family 1860-1871: Two Dozen Grandchildren

Applegate Genealogy

Of Unusual & Heavenly Names   WordlessWednesday: Bicycles

Stair na hÉireann

Ireland’s Independence Day

The Malevolent Matriarch

A journey from 1891-Post 4 karenlee   A journey from 1891-Post 4 Susan

Atlas Obscura

Ice Disk Phenomenon Maine Wild Haggis legend   Pocahontas Monument Gravesend, Kent

Ghost House France Edible Silver India   Upstate Ghost TownUpstate New York

Ancient Socks Egypt Shipwreck Lodge Namibia   Found: Magical Totems

Beheading StoneScotland Helping Hounds     Boyeeghter Bay Dooey, Ireland

Medieval Exchanges   Rabbit Islet Italy/Africa One Last Lift Stockholm

'Vampire of Hanover'   Fur Fashion   Rare Ohio Caves   Frankincense Trees   Mime Hero

Transfiguration Monastery Sweet-Toothed Bear

Anglo-Celtic Connection

Devon Heritage and Genealogist's Psalm   Sunday Sundries Ancestor Mobility in 1911

First Name Popularity   Canadian Directory Search   The Halifax Explosion

Forthcoming "Genealogy" Books

Find My Past

Diocese of Middlesbrough Catholic Parish Registers

Diocese of Middlesbrough Catholic Parish Congregational Records

United States General Land Office Records 1796-2013

National Burial Index Update

Middlesex Baptisms

FamilySearch Blog

The First Transcontinental Railroad: Did Your Chinese Ancestors Help Build It?

How Did We Get the First U.S. Census?

Outback Family History

The Murder of the Duke of Sutherland:

The Irish Story

Opinion: Did the ambush at Soloheadbeg begin the Irish War of Independence?

trevo's Irish famine orphans

Earl Grey’s Irish Famine Orphans (63): a couple of questions

Earl Grey’s Irish Famine Orphans (64): some Irish sources

records-access-alerts

Digital rights are becoming more of an issue and in today's world we need to take heed of what we might need to do to permit our family or executor of estate access to our digital assets—photographs, documents etc.

Apple has a strict data protection policy which includes non-disclosure of other people's data stored on someone's account, including the deceased's without a court order. A widowed Canadian woman wanted her husband's password and Apple refused saying they would need a court order. The widow did not have access to her husband's Apple ID. A person's Apple ID is tied to their payment information and other sensitive data, Apple has instituted strong safeguards. The daughter wanted to download a card game from her late father's Apple computer to her mother's IPad. The family reached out to the Canadian Broadcasting System's consumer help line, Go Public, who went to apple, and then Apple apologized for the "misunderstanding" and the widow was given access. Apple did not say if they would change their policy going forth. See: https://appleinsider.com/articles/16/01/19/apple-grants-widow-access-to-husbands-apple-id-after-demanding-court-order and; https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/apple-wants-court-order-to-give-access-to-appleid-1.3405652

In another case, Matter of Estate Swezey, an executor of the decedent's estate petitioned to turnover photographs stored in the decedent's ITunes or ICloud account by Apple Inc. Apple informed the executor that a court order would be required. The executor was the decedent's spouse and he was left all personal property and the residuary estate. The deceased took the majority of family photos and stored them on his Apple account—he used his iPhone for the photographs. While the will did not specify digital assets, the court found that in today's world digital assets in cyberspace are to be included. This was a New York State case, and the New York Legislature enacted EPTL Article 13-A (https://codes.findlaw.com/ny/estates-powers-and-trusts-law/ept-sect-13-a-3-2.html) ) applying traditional laws to this type of property, thereby giving fiduciaries the right to gain access, manage and delete digital assts. Apple was required to disclose the photographs stored in the deceased's Apple account.

Thank you to Kenneth Ryesky who forwarded the article to me for sharing.

Jan Meisels Allen
Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee

Apple CEO Tm Cook has not been shy about his thoughts regarding consumer online privacy. He has suggested a data broker clearinghouse. He advocates for greater oversight regarding handling of consumer data. He said, "In 2019, it's time to stand up for the right to privacy — yours, mine, all of ours." His essay published in Time Magazine, he charges Google and Facebook as companies that amass "huge user profiles" data breaches and the vanishing ability to control our own digital lives."

He called on Congress to pass comprehensive federal privacy legislation. Cook believes there four principles:
1. Right to have personal information minimized. strip identifying information from customer data or avoid collecting it
2.The right to knowledge- knowing what data is being collected and why.
3. The right to access. Companies should make it easy for you to access, correct and delete your personal data.
4. Right to data security, without which trust is impossible.

To read the essay see: http://time.com/collection/davos-2019/5502591/tim-cook-data-privacy

To read an Apple Insider report on the Time piece read:

https://appleinsider.com/articles/19/01/17/tim-cook-renews-call-to-congress-for-federal-data-privacy-law-reforms-suggests-data-broker-clearinghouse

* IRISH CENTRAL

Irish-speaking US veteran fighting for return of his bomb-sniffing dog

Meet the Irishman who takes the world’s best animal selfies

Turtle stranded in critical condition rescued from Donegal beach

Northern Ireland police given 30-minute warning before car bomb explodes outside Derry courthouse

Could Montreal finally be getting a commemorative park for the 6,000 Irish who died there?

Queen Victoria, Monarch of Great Britain and Ireland, dies on this day in 1901

Irish music and dance session breaks out on flight to Kerry

Notre Dame president orders famous paintings of Columbus arriving in America covered up

Stay somewhere flashy: the Lighthouse at Fanad Head in Donegal

Ireland voted as one of the most beautiful countries in the world

Bailey’s chocolate chip ice cream pie recipe

* INTERESTING BLOGS

Recollections of school days past   In Days Gone By...

Of Wonderful People, Chilling with a Book and a Little more about Edward ‹ The History Interpreter - Janet Few

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Who Would You Like To Meet?  allenrizzi

Time to Shift up a Gear     The Crossing Shelley

Summertime Memories Alona

Cotton Fieldsto Skyscrapers  Jamie Gates

Like Clockwork Liv

140 years since the Battle of Isandlwana‹ Anne's Family History

Family History Fun: Meeting Great Aunt Jennie- 52 Ancestors: Wk. 4 Scot Sue

It made my (Viking) blood boil– GSQ Blog

Beatrice Hemingway -grave tales - Outback Family History

A Lock of Hair: A Treasured Keepsake - Love in a little black diary

Kerry'sFamily Tree

Who do you see in the mirror? A Writing Prompt.  Laura Hedgecock

I’d like to meet… John Martin(and ask him a few questions)  Gerry Bolton

Reviews

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Pre-Release Book Review: Sunshine by Kim Kelly

#BookBingo – Round 2

New Release Book Review: The Last Days Of The Romanov Dancers by Kerri Turner

New Release Book Review: A River in the Trees by Jacqueline O’Mahony

Cover Reveal: The Cinema at Starlight Creek by Alli Sinclair

Behind the Pen with Cheryl Adnams

New Release Book Review: Photos of You by Tammy Robinson

Better Reading

The Rumour by Lesley Kara

Better Reading Preview: The Woman From Saint Germain by J. R. Lonie

Podcast: Female Spirit Shines with Karyn Sepulveda

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That Moment in Time

“Don’t Scratch a Match on the Seat of Your Bloomers” and 46 Other Rules for Women Cyclists (thanks to Alona Tester), 110 year old tree now a free library, Mullarky village, Kent BDMS, Goulburn Jewish cemetery, FREE book download, 55 foot waves off Ireland, Devon social & institutional records, access British War Service files, numerous additions to Irish Graves, Top 100 Irish Surnames, Index of Quebec passenger ships, tracing Cork ancestors, Old Sydney Burial grounds, plot to kill George Washington, laser scan + sunk U-Boat, Boston’s Molasses Flood, Ancient Mongolian Life, and so much more ..

A request.. if you sometimes don't read all those in INTERESTING BLOGS, I would ask you to read this one..

"Of Pokemon and Dinosaurs and being Edward" written by Janet Few...it's enlightening and beautiful and sad... all at once...

There are so many Edwards whom we may never know, maybe it's time to do something about that.

Thank you.

Please share…

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Headlines of Old

Trove Tuesday 22nd Jan 2019 , Missing Friends Vol.2 1903-1920, also a number of people found or had returned to home. Just a few of the names…. McCluskie, Mackie, Gilmour, Kitchen, Stait, Salamons, Bates.

Found… Durkin, Thompson, Elthorp…

Thanks to all who commented re last week’s post…via email, PM, etc. Maybe this list might have your missing friends…

Please Share.

https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2019/01/trove-tuesday-22nd-jan-2019-missing.html

IrishGraves

Additions to…

NEW SOUTH WALES METRO

Liverpool Pioneer’s Memorial Park, thanks to Brett Andrew Woods

NEW SOUTH WALES REGIONAL J - Z

St. Matthew’s Anglican, Windsor, thanks to Brett Andrew Woods

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Normal People Sally Rooney

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