* GENERAL INTEREST
Browse, Buy or Borrow? – GSQ Blog (Genealogical Society of Qld)
The Wilson Collection, a new free New Zealand Index Thanks to Michelle Patient
eHive: Explore objects from museums, galleries, libraries, and archives around the world A great site I was reminded of recently.
Records and Archives — Anglican Church Southern Queensland
Eltham District Historical Society Inc. Heritage Walk: Woodridge Wander – Saturday, 6 March 2020
I Love Bello Shire newsletter incl. When the Sky is Falling
Local Vegetation Vandals Hit New Low
The Royal Wedding and the Duke of Sussex · Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House
Ohio Genealogical Society's Lorain County Chapter to hear about researching Irish genealogy
The Morning Journal
Family tree unearths details of Donegal 'Black and Tan' murder The Irish News
MoB Sunday Stories: The Walter Taylor Bridge - Museum of Brisbane | MoB
Kalgoorlie Cemetery Board | Home page Thanks to Moya Sharp
Wanderlust Twins
Thatched Cottage in Chipping Campden / England
Different perspectives, Machu Picchu / Peru
“Fox glacier river in Westland National Park / New Zealand .”
The Library of Parliament in Ottawa, Canada
Ceillac, France Stev Berru Bokod, Hungary 4 March, 2021 07:00
Find My Past
National Burial Index For England & Wales
Lincolnshire Monumental Inscriptions
Caribbean, 1st Bn Royal Regiment Of Foot Deaths 1801-1811
Search all newspapers British genealogy Q&A Watch video
Monumental inscriptions Inspect inscriptions
Updated our parish lists for the National Burial Index and Lincolnshire Monumental Inscriptions. Check burials list
Ancestry on the Record
Ancestry® Teams Up with The Home Edit to Share Spring Cleaning Tips
TROVE TREASURES
Using Advanced Search Using the Advanced Search screen in Trove helps narrow down your searches to a group of titles, an exact or even items shared with Trove by a particular organisation.
The options change depending on which category you're searching in Trove, so take a look at our new help page for overview
Nostalgic reading...
The Australian Woman's Mirror (NSW) 1924-1954
The Home: An Australian Quarterly (NSW) 1920-1942
Atlas Obscura
Snake Squad 5 Fingers Observation Deck Austria Wind Telephone
Golden, Mummified Bees Great Britain’s Great Green Thumbs
Classic Remise Berlin A Homage in Miniature
Bidwell Bar Bridge California Planes, Trains, and Cafes
Mighty Dogs The Los Angeles Times Bombing Memorial
Meet Ma Rainey Cresta Aqueduct California Puzzlewood England Belmont Enslaved Cemetery Virginia
In Lava with a Volcano Thorncrown Chapel
Hole-in-the-Wall South Africa Wasps to the Rescue
Styx Waterfall Kleitoria, Greece Medieval Book Protection Methods
Pioneer Florida Museum Bronze Age Bog Beetles
"Fossils of the 20th Century Civilization" A 1930s Motorcycle Queen
Family Search Blog
2020 FamilySearch Year in Review
FamilySearch Launches New Page for Family History Beginners
Monthly Record Update for February 2021
Outback Family History
Old Age v Youth – a Darlot Divorce The Golden Rule Hotel
Damper and Tinned Dog !! Joseph McKerrin – grave tales
Anglo-Celtic Connections
British Newspaper Archive February Additions Sunday Sundries
Monday Memories: Beer Mats and St David's Day
Your Genealogy Today: Mar/Apr 2021
Digitizing Hidden Special Collections & Archives
Records-Access-Alerts
Legislation has been introduced by Senator Miramont regarding indices to certificates and records of marriage, intentions to marry, domestic partnerships and death including fetal death from 1892 to the present to be open to the public without restrictions. Indices to certificates and records of birth are to be open at the municipal and state levels after 75 years from the date of birth.
The bill also requires the state registrar to enter into a long-term non-exclusive contract with a private entity experienced in maintaining genealogical research databases to create at no cost to the state an online index to certificates and records of birth, marriage and update the indexes in exchange for allowing the private entity to also provide that index to its subscribers and customers. The bill delineates the information to be included in the online index.
Current embargo periods were established by a 2010 law: embargo periods of 75 years for birth; 25 years for death; 50 years for fetal death and 50 years for marriage.
The bill has been assigned to the has been assigned to the Health and Human Services Committee. No hearing date has yet been announced.
To read the bill see:
http://www.mainelegislature.org/legis/bills/getPDF.asp?paper=SP0240&item=1&snum=130
Thank you to Helen Shaw, Maine Records Preservation and Access Coalition (RPAC) State Liaison for sharing this with us.
Jan Meisels Allen
Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee
ALWAYS INTERESTING
The Gentle Author
Remembering East End Jewish Bookshops Spires Of City Churches
The Spirit Of London, 1935 Alan Shipp, Hyacinth Grower
The Ancestor Digger
Social Bridge
Way Back When in Ireland Shared Music March Magic
Brotmanblog: A Family Journey
New Year’s Eve 1919-1920 in Frankfurt, Germany
Amalie Schoenthal Wolfe and Her Daughter Etta Wolfe Wise: Some Photo Analysis
Humoring the Goddess
The Mask … err, Masque of Red Death … CPAP Here I Am
Sunday Evening Art Gallery — Unique Libraries
What’s Going On Back There? Hari and Deepti
Sunday Evening Art Gallery (midweek) — Naoko Ito
Kindred Past
RootsTech Connect 2021 – A Global Success!
The Legal Genealogist
Technology that is cool… Adding that image citation
For the one of every seven Americans…
allenrizzi
A Fishing Family Of Worms And Blue Birds
…. And A Migrant Runs Through It
The Frugal Family Historian
RootsTech Connect: How It's Going...and Going
Tracing Family Branches
Carmel's Corner
An alternative home for your RootsTech playlist
Dreams and Adventures at Cosy Cottage
Fitness Challenge March 2021: Step into Spring for Marie Curie
Historical Ragbag
Stair na hÉireann
Genea-Musings
Best of the Genea-Blogs - Week of 21 to 27 February 2021
The RootsTech Connect 2021 Mosaic Photograph
Genealogy News and Education Bytes -- Tuesday, 2 March 2021
In Days Gone By...
* IRISH CENTRAL
Irish family in England wins battle to include Irish language phrase on mother's headstone
67-year-old Irish man’s wholesome Instagram goes viral nearly overnight
WATCH: Nuns in Dublin take on Jerusalema dance challenge
President Reagan REALLY loved St. Patrick's Day
Pierce Brosnan highlights Ireland's beauty in new Tourism Ireland video
St. Patrick's Day trees are the latest trend in holiday decorations
The best stories from Irish mythology for Tell a Fairy Tale Day
The best quotes from Irish Hollywood legend Maureen O'Hara
WATCH: A look at Ennis, Co Clare more than 70 years ago
Surprising movies filmed in Ireland
Donegal family raffling off Wild Atlantic Way farmhouse and $70,000
Michael Collin's bright blue slippers are hidden away in Dublin museum
Irish grandmother celebrates 95th birthday by publishing first-ever book
"Buried silently and sadly" - The Irish Famine dead of 1847
Spectacular dolphin footage in Galway Bay fuels Fungie speculation
IrishCentral’s Book of the Month: “Angela’s Ashes” by Frank McCourt
WATCH: Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show available to stream on St. Patrick’s Day
Gardaí launch public appeal to identify female remains in Cork
Dublin cinema named one of the most beautiful in the world
All the pubs in Ireland used to be closed on St. Patrick’s Day
Elusive goat nicknamed "Houdini" gets a new home and pal in Co Mayo
Man accused of launching a firework at gardai during Dublin protest released on bail
Meet Ireland's new presidential pup!
CLRG officially cancels its 2021 World Irish Dancing Championships
Surprising places around the world that celebrate St. Patrick's Day
* INTERESTING BLOGS
Always Faithful to the End | The Dusty Box
Remember When allenrizzi
Emily Knights, beloved wife and mother of ten Gerry's Family History
Reviews
Theresa Smith
Behind the Pen – A Few of my Favourites with Meg Bignell
Book Review: Bright Burning Things by Lisa Harding
Better Reading
Book of the Week: My Daughter's Wedding by Gretel Killeen READ MORE
Driving Stevie Fracasso by Barry Divola READ MORE
Welcome to Nowhere River by Meg Bignell READ MORE
Other People's Houses by Kelli Hawkins READ MORE
A Week to Remember by Esther Campion READ MORE
Alexandra Joel on How Women Are Held to a Higher Standard
Podcast: Jacqui Jones on Building Positive Foundations for Kids
Penguin Books Australia
Malibu Rising sneak peek... START READING MALIBU RISING
Emotional Female Rumiko Kadota READ AUTHOR Q&A
International Women's Day Women’s Day theme is Choose to Challenge BROWSE BOOK LIST
and from my blogs...
THAT MOMENT IN TIME
FRIDAY FOSSICKING 26th Feb 2021, cemetery collapses, The Witch's Leg, skeletons in pirate ship wreck, health in 19th & 20th century, Stephen King's house, ancient Irish traditions, Irish characters in 1997 Titanic movie, the great shutdown, bill looking to lower embargo for birth records in Georgia, Blood Falls, 18,000 year old Giant Conch, health in the 19th & 20th century, book reviews, great blogs, ( what are your favourites?) and lots more…
Feel free to share.. the title is the link…
https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2021/02/friday-fossicking-26th-feb-2021.html
HEADLINES OF OLD
ABSCONDED CONVICTS... Trove Tuesday 2nd Mar 2021,
In the notices below, you will see the following..
Name of convict, also alias if applicable.. Ship of arrival and number of voyage..Age, place of former residence, occupation. Physical description including height, complexion, colour of hair and eyes, tattoos or markings, deformities if any..
Sometimes crime committed, where prisoner absconded from and the date they did so.
In the lists of the apprehended, they give the name and alias if applicable, the ship they arrived on and the master they were assigned to as well as place/area.
Are any of your convicts listed? Do you recognise names you are researching, but hadn't thought of the possibility of them being a convict? Do note that some women are also named in these lists. I have included some images, and a list, of some of the ships mentioned...
Feel free to share.. the title is the link..
https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2021/03/absconded-convicts-trove-tuesday-2nd.html
AS THEY WERE
UPDATE IGP ARCHIVES FEB 2021, Fermanagh, Galway, Mayo, Sligo, Tipperary.. Thanks to all the volunteers, guided by Christina Hunt, who give so much of their time to bring a great selection of free records to all.
Feel free to share… the title is the link..
https://astheywere.blogspot.com/2021/03/update-igp-archives-feb-2021.html
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