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Friday, September 21, 2018

FRIDAY FOSSICKING 21ST SEPT. 2018






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





Anglo- Celtic Connections 






Find My Past






Outback Family History







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.



* INTERESTING BLOGS

Set in stone: the McQuade monument, Windsor NSW  Hawkesbury Heritage and Happenings

Robbery at Day Dawn | The Dusty Box

The Final Chapter on Levi Goldsmith and His Family Amy

Woburn Abbey and Gardens  HistorianRuby

ScrapHappy September 2018  TextileRanger

#OTD in 1934 – Singer, guitarist and founder of the Dubliners, Ronnie Drew, is born in Dublin.
Stair na hÉireann

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

Full circle – The Malevolent Matriarch  Karen Geier Hoskins



Book Reviews...

Theresa Smith 

New Release Book Review: Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty

Top 5 Anticipated Reads 

Bingo! The Desert Nurse by Pamela Hart     

Sunday Spotlight with Sally Piper — Australian Women Writers Challenge Blog

Behind the Pen with Sally Piper



Better Reading...

The Mystery of Three Quarters by Sophie Hannah

Dressing The Dearloves by Kelly Doust 

Letters to My Yesterday by Karyn Sepulveda

The Wizards of Once: Twice Magic by Cressida Cowell




and from my blogs..


That Moment in Time

family ashes unclaimed, aboriginal stockwomen, schoolboy helps homeless, saving Jewish cemeteries, ever bought a warship?, Church of Ireland registers digitised, Floriade, Sligo Champion, Coolgardie Hotels, technicolour squirrels, Apprenticeship records.. parish chest, artificial limb maker, Lovekyn Chapel, access millions of UK electoral Records, Royal Air Force Officer’s records 1918-1919, ancient Egyptian recipes, too much to list here..
Feel free to share..


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





Irish Graves

Additions to

Bundaberg Catholic Cemetery.  Thanks to Catherine Murnane

Luddenham thanks to Gail Christopher

Waverley thanks to Elaine Rogers and Noelene Harris


Tinonee thanks to Gail Christopher


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’,  
Feel free to share..


Confessions of a Bibliophile

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



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