Friday, January 18, 2019

FRIDAY FOSSICKING 18th Jan 2019










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




A New Year for HSFHG       Hornsby Shire Family History Group









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









Family Search Blog



Atlas Obscura


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?


'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










Find My Past

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 Indigenous Languages 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  


nwpaintedlady


Shauna Hicks


Applegate Genealogy


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:
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

Trove 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…



Irish Graves


with thanks to Karan Campbell-Davis
Additions to Collector, Goulburn General and Lawn cemetery, St. Patrick's (Kenmore) Cemetery, Goulburn,


Additions thanks to Brett Andrew Woods, Noelene Harris


VICTORIA, Aust.


Additions 
Ballarat, thanks to Rosemary Bruce-Mullins
Broadford, thanks to Karen King-Cain
Rupanyup, thanks to Rupanyup Historical Society 


Additions to



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




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




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, 



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…










1 comment:

  1. 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.

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