Al details here http://www.irishgenealogynews.com/2018/01/three-free-online-courses-from.html
Cheers,
Pat
These courses will appeal to genealogists/family historians looking for education/knowledge that will take them beyond just their ancestors names, and birth, marriage, death dates/locations. The courses are all fun because Pat makes them that way! Pat has been teaching and speaking at seminars for 18 years from Whitehorse to Scotland. She continues to write new courses and will be offering courses again in Fall 2017 through Arcola East Community Association Regina, and online!!
Thursday, January 25, 2018
Massive Database for Enslaved
http://www.openculture.com/2018/01/massive-new-slave-trade-database-will-finally-allow-us-to-identify-african-american-slaves-and-their-descendants.html
Massive New Database Will Finally Allow Us to Identify Enslaved Peoples and Their Descendants in the Americas. Awesome!!
Cheers,
Pat
Massive New Database Will Finally Allow Us to Identify Enslaved Peoples and Their Descendants in the Americas. Awesome!!
Cheers,
Pat
And Where Did YOUR Ancestors Come From?
This is really cool - this amatuer genealogist has followed several of Trump's Immigration advisers own immigrant histories. And guess what she found???? https://forward.com/news/national/392625/she-confronts-trumps-immigration-advisers-with-their-own-immigrant-historie/
Cheers,
Pat
Cheers,
Pat
Hints - Online Photographs
This is a good post about non-copyright issues dealing with online photographs. https://www.evidenceexplained.com/quicktips/other-non-copyright-issue-online-photographs-nobody-talks-about
Cheers,
Pat
Cheers,
Pat
What's New: FamilySearch Places
https://www.familysearch.org/blog/en/whats-familysearch-places/
"FamilySearch has a new tool called FamilySearch Places, which makes learning about places easier. Although the development of this tool is ongoing, some great features are already available, so you can start using it now."
Cheers,
Pat
"FamilySearch has a new tool called FamilySearch Places, which makes learning about places easier. Although the development of this tool is ongoing, some great features are already available, so you can start using it now."
Cheers,
Pat
Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Burned Irish Records
So on several FB and Twitter feeds I follow there has been a big flurry of folks talking about alllll those burned Irish records - hmmmmm ... this usually happens when there is a whole lot of new genealogists joining in ... and that's GREAT!! BUT. They need to be educated, gently. haha So Claire Santry has written and still runs her magnificent Irish blog and she has addressed this here https://www.irish-genealogy-toolkit.com/irish-records-burned.html
And don't just read that one article. Look around. Press some new buttons. Learn. ENJOY!!
Cheers,
Pat
And don't just read that one article. Look around. Press some new buttons. Learn. ENJOY!!
Cheers,
Pat
NEW Interactive Catholic Baptism Maps
Thanks again to John Grenham, our Irish expert. https://www.johngrenham.com/blog/
As always, poke around the website as there is LOTS there!
Cheers,
Pat
As always, poke around the website as there is LOTS there!
Cheers,
Pat
Tips For Writing Your Family Stories
https://www.familysearch.org/blog/en/18-writing-tips-tell-stories/
From our friends at familysearch.org, here are 18 tips to help us write and tell our own stories. Great FREE ideas!! Who's gonna do it?
Cheers,
Pat
From our friends at familysearch.org, here are 18 tips to help us write and tell our own stories. Great FREE ideas!! Who's gonna do it?
Cheers,
Pat
Monday, January 22, 2018
Doukhobor Suit
http://www.narrativethreads.ca/explorer-explore/costume_des_doukhobor-doukhobor_suit.html
Good background info..
Cheers,
Pat
Good background info..
Cheers,
Pat
1 of Best FB Sites - Edmonton
if you still have not learned how to use facebook for genealogy - have a look at what Edmonton branch is doing https://www.facebook.com/AlbertaGenealogicalSocietyEdmontonBranch/
Great job my friends!
Cheers,
Pat
Great job my friends!
Cheers,
Pat
Scottish Indexes
lots more here, but I like to begin with knowledge so have at it folks http://www.scottishindexes.com/learning.aspx
Cheers,
Pat
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