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J. Miller MARSHALL (22 November 1858 - 12-Jun-1935) Dead in Minehead, England PUBLIC DOMAIN
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FREE downloads from the (other) National Archives – John Grenham – Irish Roots
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ABC News:The true cost of your empty wallet
Stone Forest Path, Ontario, Wisconsin wunderlusttwins
It’s not for us to choose The Legal Genealogist
Council secures grants for three Hawkesbury heritage projects | Hawkesbury Gazette
#OTD in 1850 – Horatio Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener of Khartoum; soldier and statesman, is born in Ballylongford, Co Kerry. Stair na hÉireann
I’m still here Martin Roe Eidhammer
I Love Bello Shire The beat lives on in Bello
How Kamau Bell found his family's history (and a few 'cousin-uncles') - CNN
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Kiss Me, I’m Pretty Sure I’m Irish - The New York Times
connamara ponies on the burren by Sterling Lanier - Photo 200808615 / 500px
Lake Eyre from space: From 705 km above Earth, you get a spectacular view of central Australia - ABC News
Useful websites for family historians State Library Qld
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On May 29, 2018 Reclaim the Records made a New Jersey Open Public Records Act (OPRA) request of the New Jersey Department of Health for a copy of the New Jersey death index from 1904-2017. They are anticipating a response by mid-end of June.
The Reclaim the Records Facebook page was updated on June 19. As the posting states, Reclaim the Records was successful several years ago in requesting the New Jersey death index for 1901-1903 from the NJ Archives. The later death index is only available from the Department of Health not the archives, therefore, the OPRA request was made to the Department of Health. Updates will be posted on the aforementioned website. https://www.facebook.com/ReclaimTheRecords/
It's just past one month since the General Data Protection Regulation went into effect in the European Union. These are some of the things that occurred as a result of the GDPR:
1. The cessation of some genealogical data bases from being on the Internet:
· 450,000 Records Removed From Online Access at Dutch Archives—such as the Tilburg Regional Archive online family cards collection dating from 1920-1940; other branches including Amsterdam, Alkmaar, Eemland and more have removed data from the Internet.
· World Famous Network Y-DNA project ceased operation
· Y-Search and Mitosearch projects of FamilyTree DNA were closed the end of May. While the announcement did not state they were closing due to the GDPR, the timing is at least "curious."
2. Major litigation against multinationals allegedly not following the GDPR- the litigation was filed within hours of the GDPR becoming effective by privacy advocates, especially Max Schrems and his firm None of Your Business. According to Politico, in Austria there are 128 complaints and 500 questions; 50 data breach notifications- the same number that occurred previously in a span of eight months. In France complaints are up by over 50 percent compared to the same time period last year, There are 29 cross-border cases under investigation.
3. Facebook and Google are two dominant multinationals which have been the focus of many lawsuits and investigations. With the GDPR it appears their dominance is increasing especially in advertising as smaller publishers and advertisers may have problems meeting the new GDPR standards-exemplified by some companies pulling back from Europe.
This is quite a long post...
To read more see: https://www.politico.eu/article/gdpr-europe-new-privacy-rules-7-takeaways/
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Boulder Cemetery, great announcement, Moya Sharp, Danelle Warnock, Outback Family History,
Direct link to Boulder Cemetery Index
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Thank you for the great response to the issue on Rottnest Island. I hope you enjoy this, and those to come, every bit as much.
As They Were
New records for Co Westmeath, Castlepollard, Collinstown, Killua Churchyard, Castletown Geoghegan, Multyfarnham Churchyard,
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