FRIDAY FOSSICKING
J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935)
died in Minehead, England. PUBLIC DOMAIN.
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* IRISH CENTRAL
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The top Irish mobster movies
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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
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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
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National Library Australia
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Australian War Memorial
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Watch the Remembrance Day Ceremony Live
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New National Register of War Memorials connects Australian across the nation
Places of Pride Victoria Cross After the war Flickr page
emotion poppy
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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
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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
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
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
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…
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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,
As They Were
Donegal, Fermanagh, Kilkenny, Limerick, Longford, Mayo, Meath, Monaghan & Fermanagh, Tipperary, ADDITIONS IGP October 2018,
Additions to Missing Friends
Clare Roots Society, next meeting CRS 15 Nov, Double book launch 29 Nov, Ger Browne, Flan Hehir, Old Ground Hotel Ennis,
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