Friday, September 27, 2019

FRIDAY FOSSICKING 27th Sept. 2019










Edwin Stockqueler (1829-1900) - Public DomaiAn Australian Gold Diggings, oil on canvas


* GENERAL INTEREST








The Truth and Lies between Love and Hate  13 year old girl writes of her love for her disabled brother



DID YOU KNOW?

* Earl Grey’s Irish Famine Orphans (70): Tinteán | trevo's Irish famine orphans  Subscribe to FREE magazine.

Are you related to the DILLON, MURRAY or SWEENEY families? elthamhistory
The Eltham Cemetery Trust needs your help.
Are you related in some way to Michael Dillon (1851-1916) or Bridget Cecilia Dillon (1849-1927) who are buried in the Eltham Cemetery?
It is our understanding from a rudimentary search of records available from Ancestry.comthat Bridget was the daughter of John Wright MURRAY(1816-1867) and Mary SWEENEY(1833-1909). She married Hamilton DRAIN(1847-1886) in 1884 and they had a daughter, Mary Ellen DRAIN(1886-1888).
Following husband Hamilton Drain's death in 1886, and her infant daughter Mary's death in 1888,  Bridget married Michael Dillon in 1894. It appears that she and Michael had no children together.
Electoral roll records indicate that Michael was a farmer and that he and Bridget lived in Research, Vic.
Read more via the link above...

*  What's new?  John Grenham   see below

  • September 22 2019: Almost 500 new surnames and 7,000 new surname variants added, part of the digitisation of the 1899 Dublin city municipal voters register. Such wonders as RennixRipitBargatee and Barronfeather now available


*  Rookwood Cemetery: Mapping the dead     Cassie Mercer

*  One month from today  2019 Virtual Genealogy  Fair  The Legal Genealogist

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Anglo-Celtic Connections





Atlas Obscura

Treasured Trash      14 Lesser-Known Ancient Sites      Yanartaş burning mountain

Found: A Two-Toned Lobster        Torre Flavia medieval fort      Ancient Kjolur Trail  Iceland







Family Search



JSTOR Daily






Newsletters

Billion Graves     Club, Society, and Fraternity Gravestone Symbols, Part 2  see also pt. 1 and 3

Michael in Ireland  incl.   a  must read..  "A Parrafin Oil Table Lamp" Pat Watson ❤️

State Library of Qld    incl.  New exhibition and program explores Queensland's Greek cafe 

phenomenon     More about the exhibition       FREE   Greek cafes of our past  walking tour  FREE



records-access-alerts

(US-Michigan) Michigan Archives New Website

The Archives of Michigan have a new website, https://michiganology.org/. The collection will grow over the next months. Currently, they discuss Michigan death records which are searchable from 1921 to 1947. The collection will grow from 1897 to 1952. Death certificates from 1897 to 1943 will display full images while 1944 to 1953 will only provide index information It appears that birth certificates are not yet added to the new website.

Jan Meisels Allen
Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee

Always Interesting

Genea-Musings






Autumn In Spitalfields

The Legal Genealogist


Dreams and Adventures at Cosy Cottage


The Irish Story


Humouring the Goddess.... Claudia



Stair na hÉireann


Love in a Little Black Diary

My mother, a young woman    Judith Salecich

Pauline Connolly


The Dusty Box

Frank Fogarty Escapes Jess Barratt

Clogs and Clippers

Husbands Bosworth  Stella Budrikis

Gerry's Family History

The divorce that never was

Brotmanblog: A Family Journey

A Mystery Photo

GeniAus

Trove Tuesday - Pusells Gazetted

Outback Family History

The Mysterious Mr Bradley

* IRISH CENTRAL

















records-access-alerts

NYC Police Department Photos Over 100 Years to be Made Public
The New York City Police Department has photos over 100 years old documenting the history of NYC. The photos are being digitized and will be made available to the public-it might take 20 years to complete the digitization.. The photos range from the 1800s to today and show buildings as well as people. The photos are being donated to the NYC Municipal Archives—so far 65,000 frames covering four years have been donated. A CBS exclusive report talks about the photos and they went to the basement of police headquarters to interview staff.  The article which includes a video may be read at: https://tinyurl.com/y3m7wef8

(South Africa) National Archives of South Africa has a New Website
The National Archives and Records Service of South Africa (NARSSA) has a new website: https://www.nationalarchives.gov.za/.  Go to collections and the dropdown menu and click on search the collections or, go to: https://www.nationalarchives.gov.za/node/737  for guidance about using the search function. No registration is necessary to search data. The new website lacks a Soundex feature so creativity in spelling in surname variants is suggested. Data is still being migrated to the new website although 7.5 million entries have been migrated. 
 To learn how to search on the new website go to  aforementioned link and there is a link on how to use the database.  Only the new website will be updated although the old website is still active. 


* INTERESTING BLOGS




Mystery solved! The Marriage of Marcus Morreau and Alice Weinmann Brotmanblog:A Family Journey

Earl Grey’s Irish Famine orphans (30): what’s involved in writing orphan stories | trevo's Irish famine orphans

Reviews

Theresa Smith




Penguin Books

Killer Instinct      James Patterson


The Titanic Secret Clive Cussler and Jack Du Bruhl

New Audiobooks..  The Yield  author Tara June Winch, narrated by Tony Briggs

Detention  Written and narrated by Tristan Bancks

Dymocks Booklover

The Girl Who Lived Twice  David Lagercrantz

The Insitute    Stephen King

How The Dead Speak  Val McDermid

The Dirty Dozen Lynda La Plante

The Long Call  Ann Cleeves

and from my blogs...

That Moment in Time

Friday Fossicking 20th Sept 2019, many FREEBIES, NZ history, black death in Brisbane, redback spider eats mouse, what’s a dibbler?, treasures of Pompeii, 42,000 year old man goes home, Meet me at the Paragon, BIFF 3-13 Oct., Hidden Lanes Festival, live like a Crawley, artificial womb, Inca Knots decoded,
most fossils are male, London’s oldest ironmonger, Port Arthur, cure for Crohn’s, learn Irish for FREE, book reviews, FREE podcasts, and a whole lot more graves added… and much more..
Feel free to share…

https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2019/09/friday-fossicking-20th-sept-2019.html

CEMETERY - COMMENTS AND QUANDARIES
https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/p/ceme.html

Numerous additions to Australian and International Sections  incl.

MidCoast Council assesses monuments in cemeteries…

BBC and Netflix cemetery filming totally disrespectful..

Headlines of Old

PERSONALS PLUS  1844 - 1952 Trove Tuesday 24th Sept. 2019, over several states, some overseas news included,  BDMs, celebrations, announcements, sshhh....gossip ! , business, church news, police news, even royalty gets a mention, so many names and details ….and well.. that would be telling…

https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2019/09/personals-plus-1844-1952-trove-tuesday.html

As They Were

Further additions to Contributions Page
https://astheywere.blogspot.com/p/courtesy-of-paul-obrien.html
With thanks to Paul O’Brien

Irish Graves

MARYBOROUGH Qld
Queensland Cemeteries Outside of Brisbane
https://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/queensland-cemeteries-outside-of.html
With thanks to Pauline Connolly

NEW SOUTH WALES REGIONAL  J - Z
https://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/new-south-wales-regional.html

KATOOMBA
STROUD
WINDSOR, St. Matthew’s C of E,

WAVERLEY CEMETERY, NSW METRO
https://irishgraves.blogspot.com/p/waverley-cemetery-nsw-metro.html
With thanks to Noelene Harris





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