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Showing posts with label NEW at Qld State Archives. Show all posts

Friday, August 6, 2021

FRIDAY FOSSICKING 6th Aug 2021

 



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

* GENERAL INTEREST

Family Tree Frog..    Game On ! Be sure to read this post NFHM!
**See posts re NFHM below

One big change at Ancestry The Legal Genealogist


Historic organ tells tale of WA shipwreck, settlement and the life of pioneer Sophia Dent - ABC News


Iconic Brisbane restaurant Mama Luigi's set for removal under revised development plan - ABC News N.B. It has been moved to Toowong and restored.


Queensland State Archives facility closed due to lockdown

* Now will remain closed until 9am Monday 9 August

During this time, we will not be able to provide copies of records.   However, we can still help with research, so please send your enquiries through to info@archives.qld.gov.au.

NOTE:   ArchivesSearch will be undergoing maintenance from 5.00pm Friday 6 August and will be unavailable until 1.00pm Sunday 8 August. We apologise for any inconvenience.


Other services such as Flickr and Q-Album will continue to be available.


During the lockdown period you can still search the collection through ArchivesSearch, enjoy images and snippets of Queensland history on Facebook and Instagram, and we have many great archival videos on Youtube. You may also enjoy our latest online album that showcases over 900 digitised glass plate negatives from the wonderful Queensland Rail Heritage Collection.


NOTE: it's worth subscribing to the QSA newsletter... there is always lots to learn. The latest one has lots of news including...


#Last month Rose Barrowcliffe, the inaugural First Nations Archives Advisor, commenced at QSA.


# Queensland's Rail History incl. restoration of 900 glass plate negative images     See the collection on Flickr.  


# Coming to Queensland a webinar Friday 27 Aug 10.00-11.30am  Register now     


The seminar will focus on:

  • legislation including an introduction to assisted immigration records
  • types of passage, and immigrant
  • immigration records and resources at Queensland State Archives.
# Latest releases..    Police administration files       Mining lease files


GSQ Blog... What Discovery Means To Me ...Shauna Hicks


National Archives Australia newsletter incl.  

 The dark side of the Roaring Twenties.. mugshots, + lots more

From 3 August, the research centre will be open at our temporary location in the Peter Durack Building in Mitchell. You will need to book a visit and request records at least 5 business days in advance.
We expect to reopen the refurbished research centre at National Office, ACT, in mid-September. 


National Archives UK newsletter incl.   'Dude, where art thine quill?




Australian War Memorial newsletter incl. Vietnam Veteran's Day


The ScriBbler news from Stella Budrikis.. interesting notes re workhouses plus lots more..

Clare Men & Women Great War 2 Download .pdf Clare library, Ire


IGP Clare Genealogy Archives- Records


Sweeping historical Irish American drama with Laois roots thrills 

Leinster Express


Black Prods, Beige Prods and little Papes   Reformation and finding Presbyterian records    John Grenham



**National Family History Month blogs..


Crissouli National Family History Month August 2021 Issue 1


Carmel's Corner Use your voice for Family Stories


Family History Across the Seas  Aunts, Uncles and Cousins


Geniaus  Genealife in Lockdown


FamilyHistory4u: Genealife in Lockdown Blogging Challenge - ANFHM


Sue Wyatt   Quarantine in Quebec


Isabel Flynn  Genea-life in Lockdown 1



Lillian’s Tree  

Genealife in Lockdown - NFHM Blogging Challenge - Part 1.


Genealife in Lockdown - NFHM Blogging Challenge  - Part 2.



Outback Family History


Ripping Yarns and Tragic Tales – 1 August 2021         


Kanowna’s Boy Hero – James Sexton


When Temperance Issues Raged   Can I Shave you Mr Smiler ?


Edward ‘Doo Dah’ Sullivan – grave tales


Find My Past


Scotland, Parish Marriages & Banns 1561-1893


Scotland, Parish Births & Baptisms 1564-1929   

 

Scotland, Parish Deaths & Burials 1564-2017    Search all newspapers


Anglo-Celtic Connections

British Newspaper Archive July Additions    Sunday Sundries


TheGenealogist adds to East Suffolk Parish Records


Internet Genealogy Magazine: August/Sept 2021


Family Search Blog


Monthly Record Update for July 2021 numerous records added


Beginning Your Middle East Family Tree


JStor Daily


Emily Brontë's Lost Second Novel       Vaccine Hesitancy in the 1920s


How Pigeons Helped Fight World War I    


How Oysters Became a Food Fad Way out West


Atlas Obscura


Snakes Near a Plane    Kitchen Computers  Boathouses of Ine      


Into Italy’s Musical Woods     The Laurel and Hardy Museum


Leftover Star Wars Sets     World’s Oldest Food    The Boiling River


Cathedral of Salamanca's Astronaut  Vedanta Society's Old Temple


Storm Chaser, Wedding Photographer  Hairy Competition


Jal Mahal India  Prehistoric ‘Proto-Cinema’  Olympic Ruins


Zion–Mount Carmel Tunnel   The Salt Fit For A Pope


Watergate Fountain   Glove-Making Traditions Grotte di Osimo Italy


Meet ‘Firebows’  Italy’s ‘Museum of Abandonment’  


New England’s Stone Walls  Food Truck Fit For a Prince


Normaal Amsterdams Peil Amsterdam Ha Ha Tonka Castle Ruins


India’s Touring Tent Cinemas      Caldwell-Lake George Library  


Yeast-less Bread   World’s Most Wondrous Vegetarian Eateries   


Giant's Causeway Pillar Dino-Sized Mystery  Stephen King’s House 



ALWAYS INTERESTING


Stair na hÉireann | History of Ireland


#OTD in Irish History | 2 August:


The Gentle Author


John Minton’s East End    At London Trimmings 


The Foundling Of Shoreditch   In William Blake’s Lambeth


At Embassy Electrical Supplies  


Victoria Park Model Steam Boat Club


Genea-Musings


Best of the Genea-Blogs - Week of 25 to 31 July 2021


Genealogy Pot-Pourri - Week Ending 2 August 2021


Webtember: All Genealogy, All September Long - 30 FREE Classes!



Humoring the Goddess


Sunday Evening Art Gallery — Volcanoes    Faerie Paths — A Toast


I Am Smiling … Aren’t I?  Opals  Unusual Flower Arrangements


Sunday Evening Art Gallery — Pablo Picasso


Repost — The Endeavourers’ Reveal Day, August 2021 — Opposite Day — Deep in the Heart of Textiles


Sunday Evening Art Gallery — Daniel Libeskind


The Frugal Family Historian


Free in September


The Legal Genealogist


A Moore unmoored  Tracking back…


allenrizzi


A Pocket Full Of Miracles  The Big One That Got Away


There Is A Place For Us


Dreams and Adventures at Cosy Cottage


Learning about Trees – the Rowan Tree



* IRISH CENTRAL


How Jack B Yeats' “Liffey Swim” won an Olympic medal in 1924


Heroes of Ireland's Great Hunger celebrates men and women who risked it all


WATCH: Women rowers claim first medal for Team Ireland at Tokyo 2020 Olympics


Ireland reaches 72 percent vaccination rate, passes Britain


Wicklow's Military Road, built to capture a rebel captain


Snowflake by Louise Nealon announces an exciting new Irish novelist


Ireland's Olympic rowing heroes return home after taking gold and bronze in Tokyo


Irish Government digitizes O'Donovan Rossa's 19th-century Fenian newspaper


Belfast poet Louis MacNeice's Irish heritage was close to his heart


Connemara Heartlands Gaeltacht, Galway


Irish "hidden gem" is one of the most photographed trails in the world


Another Olympic medal for Ireland as boxer guaranteed at least bronze


Haunting new video of JFK in Ireland discovered after 58 years


8th-century holy well and ancient farmhouse at center of Tipperary motorway row 


Lodge at Ashford Castle - there’s nothing quiet about Cong


Maureen O’Hara’s marriages and loves: The good, the bad and the ugly


Beekeeping, lace making, Wren's Day - Eight of Ireland's cultural practices get state recognition


Aran Islands ranked among best islands in the world


Kylemore Abbey and Victorian Walled Garden, Galway




* INTERESTING BLOGS


In the tracks of Cobb and Co: The Winton-Boulia route Judith Salecich


The Dangers of Fruit Peel  The Dusty Box



Reviews

Theresa Smith


Book Review: The First Time I Thought I Was Dying by Sarah Walker


Book Review: The Golden Book by Kate Ryan



Better Reading


Book of the Week: Thursdays at Orange Blossom House by Sophie Green  READ MORE


A Woman of Intelligence by Karin Tanabe  READ MORE


Cave Diver by Jake Avila    READ MORE


The Inheritance by Gabriel Bergmoser   READ MORE


Double Deal by John M. Green   READ MORE


Podcast: Campbell Mattinson on Using Writing to Break Down Barriers of Love and Loss


Podcast: Shannah Kennedy on Allowing Ourselves to be Happy with Plan B


Podcast: James Phelps on His Research into the Australian Prison System


Penguin Books 


Once There Were Wolves       Charlotte McConaghy     READ Q&A


A Football Story Like No Other  Majak Daw


CSI Told You Lies  Meshel Laurie        WATCH BOOK TRAILER


The Noise James   Patterson and J.D.Barker


Twenty Years Later   Charlie Donlea



and from my blogs...



THAT MOMENT IN TIME


FRIDAY FOSSICKING 30 JUL 2021, Highgate Cemetery-great photos, ancient supercontinent found ?, Scotland civil deaths  burials, Coastal passenger lists Australia, migration to Australia, Peter the Great’s Beard Tax, space medicine, deadly wallpaper, 

Flying Saucer Homes, Irish Convicts, Pentathlon’s Dangerous Origins, the Kalamazoo gals, book reviews and a whole lot more…

Feel feee to share, the title is the link…


https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2021/07/friday-fossicking-30-jul-2021.html


HEADLINES OF OLD


RETURN OF ASSIGNMENTS OF CONVICTS  1833 +  Trove Tuesday 3rd Aug 2021, some transfers, further details on some convicts, extra sites to explore…

Feel free to share, the title is the link ..


https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2021/08/return-of-assignments-of-convicts-1833.html


AS THEY WERE


IGP ADDITIONS for JULY 2021


Cavan, Dublin, Clare, Fermanagh, Galway, Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives..

We thank the volunteers for all their hard work.


https://astheywere.blogspot.com/2021/08/igp-additions-for-july-2021.html

Keep safe and well.
This will pass.


Friday, December 20, 2019

FRIDAY FOSSICKING 20th Dec 2019






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




* GENERAL INTEREST


82 Vintage Cookbooks, Free to Download, Offer a Fascinating Illustrated Look at Culinary and Cultural History | Open Culture

Murray State University dedicates Smith-Johnson Genealogy and History Room Murray Ledger and Times

Australia Calling: A look at 80 years of Radio Australia and ABC international broadcasting - ABC News

Bodhi Farm and other countercultural communities live like the 1970s never ended - ABC News

Ladies of the Land are delivering thousands of care packages to women in drought-affected areas - ABC News

Go trainspotting inside one of Australia's largest private model railway train collections - ABC News

Abacus making a return to boost maths skills and cultural connections for NSW students - ABC News

Margaret Hendry School's first year has been all about flipping the classroom on its head - ABC News

 Urunga RFS milk note saga has a post-script | The Bellingen Shire Courier Sun

Andersons Creek fire is quiet but hotspots still detected | The Bellingen Shire Courier Sun


* A little more time  The Legal Genealogist  URGENT

* Forming consent  The Legal Genealogist

* Win a Free RootsTech 2020 Pass  Fran Kitto

* 45 places you can download tens of thousands books, plays and other literary texts completely legally for free – nothing in the rulebook

* Whatever happened to Hindenburgh McHugh?  John Grenham

* The brand new Western Australia Museum is completed...Read more about the New Museum for WA… you can keep up with all the news and events .. Like our new Facebook page

* Templates, the Hidden Gem of Evernote | Evernote | Evernote Blog


NEWSLETTERS

I Love Bello Shire incl.  
The Quiet Achiever- Libby Park 

Visit Brisbane incl. 
Brisbane International   Brisbane Comedy Festival


FAHS Newsletter  Family of Australian Historical Societies

Visit Britain incl. Top film and TV locations in the Highlands   A Last Christmas festive tour of 
London


Family History Bulletin registry of BDM, QLD ....

Saying “goodbye” to the beloved and well-worn old family history research service was never going to be easy. For 7 years, it has been of great value to so many in their search to complete their family tree.

On Wednesday 1 January 2020, the old service will be closing—so join the family tree researchers using the updated service, visit www.qld.gov.au/familyhistory.
New records

The new year means new records! 

We will be releasing the following years:
  • 1920 Births
  • 1945 Marriages
  • 1990 Deaths
These will be available from midday on 1 January 2020.

 Just a sample of the stories you can find in the newsletter... 


Kate Doran: the anguish of an Irish immigrant



NEW TO QUEENSLAND STATE ARCHIVES  

 Administration Files This series documents some of the major functions of the Police Department between 1870 and 1996.

Registers of Letters Patent  The letters patent include Commission's of Appointment to Governmental office such as the Executive Council and other positions including Commissioners, Crown Prosecutors and the judiciary.

Opening Lands for Prospecting Files _ Files contain correspondence between applicant, district Mining Warden and Mines Department regarding granting of leases within areas of mineral potential

Specifications Civil and Mechanical (Queensland Rail Heritage Collection)

Maryborough Leases (Queensland Rail heritage collection)

Parcel Stamps issued by rail stations (Queensland Rail Heritage Collection)


FIND MY PAST




ANGLO-CELTIC CONNECTIONS





AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC










FAMILY SEARCH BLOG





Abandoned Football Stadium sad history A Magician’s Dog Scotland  Corn Seen From Space

21 Overlooked Buildings   A Bridge for the Elite Mexico   To Unroll a Scroll

These Cakes Are a Big Deal   Japan   Cold War Memories  What Is ‘Treasure’? Ask the Coroner

The Curious, Unfinished Quilt    Abandoned Airport Florida    Enchanting Pearls
 
Brain Freeze   Antacrtica  New York's Disappearing Sunken Forest  Video   Hotels for Seahorses

A Seafaring Cat Sydney  Great Train Graveyard Bolivia  Mystery Solved  sea lilies

‘Living Bridges’  India         The Shifting Stone Argentina



OUTBACK FAMILY HISTORY

Not Just the Presidents Wife – Lou Henry Hoover        Ripping Yarns and Tragic Tales – Miners       

Sisters of the Church High School:      When the Children Come Home – by Henry Lawson


ALWAYS INTERESTING

The Legal Genealogist



The Gentle Author

Mrs. Daffodil Digresses

Genea-Musings


Wanderlust Twins  images




Claudia

Faerie Paths — Believe   Crystal   Revel in the Arts   Faerie Paths — Look


Brotmanblog: A Family Journey

Ella Goldschmidt Sigmund’s Last Three Children: Henrietta, Joseph, and Mollie

It’s Time for Romper Room! Do You Remember the Magic Mirror?

The Frugal Family Historian

Free Apps for Family History On The Go!

Eltham District Historical Society

OTD: Farewell Eltham, Happy Birthday Nillumbik; 15 Dec 1994

OTD: “The game’s on!” Wild Gunfight at Commercial Bank, Eltham, 15 Dec 1949

Stair na hÉireann

#OTD in Irish History – 16 December:

Backtracking

Sepia Saturday: 500 weeks

Anne's Family History


Trove Tuesday: 1905 Bushfire precautions | Anne's Family History

Pauline Connolly

DECK THE BOUGHS....LEURA CHIC v OLD SCHOOL BLACKHEATH 

The Irish Story

The Army Mutiny of 1924 and the Opening of the Army Inquiry Papers

Diary of an Australian Genealogist

Saving & Writing Family History, BDA Online Update & Other News- Genealogy Notes 22 Nov - 14 Dec 2019


* IRISH CENTRAL

State-of-the-art visitor center opens at Newgrange just in time for the Winter Solstice

WATCH: Irish Canadians react to discovery of Famine-era bone fragments in Montreal 

Saoirse Ronan lights up the screen in delightful "Little Women" 

WATCH: Niall Horan gets in the Christmas spirit with Jimmy Fallon 

Why Scorcese’s The Irishman disappoints 

What did the Irish google in 2019? From Brexit to pansexuals 

The history of Irish Christmas traditions 

Dublin photography hot spots to discover in 2020

A hard Christmas it was in London in the 1960s 

Irish Famine artifacts sought for 175th anniversary Dublin exhibition 

11 things you probably didn’t know about Ireland during the holidays 

Spectacular Irish 19th-century church goes on the market for $190 

Irish photographer captures wintertime in Ireland like you've never seen it before 

Christmas miracle for cancer-struck Irish families with thanks to anonymous donations 

Galway-Mayo students top Ireland's iTunes Christmas chart charity hit 

Irish cat miraculously escapes after being trapped in glass jar for five days 

Feel the Christmas time magic in Dublin city center 

LISTEN: Ed Sheeran's cover of The Pogues' Fairytale of New York 

Montreal Mayor refuses to consider honoring Irish Famine dead with REM station 

The Irish who dug the tunnels for New York’s subway system 

Only in Ireland! Hiker hospitalized having been struck by falling sheep 

The best places in Ireland to celebrate Christmas 

Irish pub wins Christmas with sweetest pint-delivering drone ad 

A glimpse inside Ireland's historic ghost villages 

Why I’m no longer staying quiet about my battle with prostate cancer 

Is Maureen O’Hara’s Miracle on 34th Street the greatest Christmas movie ever? 

UNESCO recognize traditional Irish harp music as a unique art 

The ten best Irish Christmas food and drink treats  

Roz Purcell's Christmas nutty mince pie recipe 

How to make homemade Irish cream 


* INTERESTING BLOGS

‘A Hopeless and Thankless job’ The Dispensary Doctor in Ireland    The Irish Story

Almond Bread (Biscotti) - Love in a little black diary

Best toy ever  The Legal Genealogist

Telling the Story of You  kindredpast

Preparing Your Family History Records for Handover – Month 1 progress report | Shauna Hicks History Enterprises

Cobbles  Shelley

Reviews

Theresa Smith

The Week That Was…

15 Best Books of the Decade… according to me 

I've only read two, with four others on my list T.B.R.  How many have you read?    
Read..The Good People ....Hannah Kent (also Burial Rites ....Hannah Kent) and Light Between Oceans..M.L. Stedman..

On my T.B.R. list are Becoming Mrs. Lewis ... Patti Callahan   The Wild Girl ...Kate Forsyth
We are all made of Stars... Rowan Coleman   Euphoria... Lily King..   none in my library as yet.


Book Review: Remembering Bob by Sue Pieters-Hawke

Book Review: The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman

Top Reads for 2019

#aww2019 Wrap Up

Better Reading

Joy to the (Book) World! Our New Website has Launched

Book of the Week: The Girl in the Painting by Tea Cooper

The Lost Summers of Driftwood by Vanessa McCausland

The Drover's Wife by Leah Purcell

Podcast: A Powerful, Moving Conversation with Christos Tsiolkas

Podcast: Joy Rhoades on Living Overseas While Setting her Novels in Australia

Podcast: Tara Moss Talks Life, Being a Private Investigator and her New Novel, Dead Man Switch

Liz Gauffreau

Adelaide Authors: Review of Redlined



and from my blogs...

That Moment in Time

Human Books, when snakes had legs, Cornwall burials, 2 chances…Win ROOTS TECH pass, 800 libraries closed, Scottish Irish ties, likely mass graves in Cherbourg, authorities to control household solar systems?, UK deaths 2007-2017, Don’t bury the family bible, more Irish Graves, The ‘Sistine Chapel’ of Egypt, Valley of Death - Russia, Don’t Play in the Bubbles, several Christmas stories, great blogs, so much more to enjoy… Feel free to share..

https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2019/12/friday-fossicking-13th-dec-2019.html


Headlines of Old

UNCLAIMED LETTERS.. DEC. 1847 ,  TROVE TUESDAY Dec 16, 2019, hundreds of names, some have details such as ‘convict’, ship’s names, occupations…

https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2019/12/unclaimed-letters-dec-1847-trove.htm


As They Were

CAVAN HOMECOMING FESTIVAL FOR AUGUST 2020




Yes, this is a Bumper Issue… 
Friday Fossicking is taking a break for a few weeks..
I would like to thank you all for your continued support..since June 2011..I look forward to many years to come.

Have a wonderful Christmas and New Year.. and please spare a thought for all those who are missing loved ones, those who are battling ill health, disasters, loneliness and problems they don’t share.

We can give all of them the gift of a smile.. costs us nothing and lasts a lifetime..
Back in January!