Showing posts with label genie newsletters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label genie newsletters. Show all posts

Friday, July 7, 2023

FRIDAY FOSSICKING 7th July 2023

 


GENERAL

GSQ Blog..  Daily life of a Railway Blacksmith; Reserves, Chooks, Work and family Bobbie Edes

State Library Qld newsletter  incl. 

Working Country: Aboriginal stockmen and stockwomen FREE

National Archives of Australia newsletter incl. 
Researching service records     Canberra | 20 July
Tour of Queensland storage facility  Brisbane | 26 July
Shots after breakfast Read more

Cairns Family History News July 2023 newsletter incl.
“Shadows from the Past” tickets... trybooking.com be quick..


Despatch July 2023 - Newsletter of Public Record Office Victoria

Welcome to our Open House. ..follow on Facebook plus..


AU/NZ Family History Month - Home Details too much to post here, worth reading... 


Outback Family History

The Founding of the Coolgardie Miner –    

Mabel Hartrick – grave tales

When War Came to Kalgoorlie Boulder – Double Murder Suicide – The Glass Family Tragedy


JSTOR Daily

Imag(in)ing the Brain   The Habshi Dynasty of India

Darling or Degrading? Baby Shows in the Nineteenth Century

Declaration of Conscience: Annotated

The Mystery of Crime-Scene Dust


Atlas Obscura

America’s Birth Certificate     Studebaker Tree Sign

World's Loneliest Tree  Center of the Universe  Lars Homestead

The Space Food of the Future  Agnete and the Merman

The Ultimate American Road Trip Maze  No Taste Like Home

How Do You Make Crabs Tastier? 9 Planetariums to Visit

Silver Lyan   Big Al’s Deli  Come and Say G'Day in the NT

The Explorer’s Guide to the Northern Territory, Australia

Magnetic Termite Mounds  Rainbow Valley   Ubirr Rock Art

Lake Amadeus Get Ready for Next Week’s Supermoon

How ‘Taco Friday’ Went Swedish  10 Unique Beaches

The Best Night Skies Rare Korean Architecture

World's Largest Paint Ball      A Lake with 4 Million Tons of Salt

Can You Pull Out This Sword?      The Gates of Hell

PODCAST We Heart Disasters … With John Marr     

PODCAST Bone Wars PODCAST The Italian War on Pasta

PODCAST A Slowly Disappearing Island    Tsunami Stones

How to Capture the Milky Way    Eat Like an Astronaut

A Mystical Saint’s Cake  An Iconic Victorian Mansion

Martha's Vineyard Gingerbread Houses  6 Historical Burgers

The Hall of Presidents Before Washington  Leadenhall Market

The Healer Stones of Kapaemahu  Poisonous Books video

Remember When Glass Dresses Were the Rage? Museo de Manga

6 Unexplainable Stories Rating Country Shapes

The Mojave Desert Mailbox  A Secret Coastal Village Greece

Spend Some Time With the Moss Lady 5 Unique Stores to Visit New York


Irish Genealogy


[Records-Access-Alerts] (US-NY-NYC-Queens) New Free Online Naturalization documents Database Queens Public Library and Office of Court Administration
Date: 3 July 2023 at 8:29:27 am AEST

The Queens Public Library (New York City, NY) changed its name from Queens Library to Queens Public Library to honor the diversity of the library’s customers and communities it serves. In addition to  name change it has a new website. It has 62 locations.

 

QPL’s main color is now purple, a color associated with some of the qualities QPL seeks to cultivate, such as wisdom, creativity, dignity, and ambition, and a secondary palette of colors highlights the vibrancy and diversity of the public the Library serves.

 

The new tagline is “We speak your language.” It means QPL not only speaks Spanish, Chinese, Bengali, Russian, Greek and many other tongues, but also imagination, tech, history, LGBTQ, HTML, finance, non-fiction, science fiction, story time, chess, teens, opportunity, and many other interests and pursuits

 

To read more about the changes, including the library’s blog and press releases see: https://www.queenslibrary.org/about-us/news-media


[Records-Access-Alerts] Microfilm Request Change at FamilySearch


FamilySearch has announced that “Due to the rapidly diminishing supply of microfilm, the ability to request copies of microfilms from the Granite Mountain Record Vault to be viewed in the FamilySearch Library will no longer be available after Saturday, July 15, 2023. We are currently working on alternate methods of access for microfilmed records that cannot be released to the public online. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we develop these alternative options.”


If you have any additional questions, you may contact the Family History Library at FHL-SLC-FilmRequests@churchofjesuschrist.org


Jan Meisels Allen

Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee

Former Queens resident


Always Interesting


Pauline Conolly LADIES, BRING A PLATE  REEDY MARSH; LOVE AND LOSS

SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY


Jennifer Jones Wedding Anniversary: Ernest Waters and Hilda Mary Beatrice Gilmour

Anne Young The matrimonial muddles of Maria Chauncy


Dreams and Adventures at Cosy Cottage   Quirky eggs at Cosy Cottage  A present for the Cosy Cottage Hens Warton Crag


Stair na hÉireann | History of Ireland #OTD in Irish History | 3 July:


The Legal Genealogist  July 4, 2023


Brotmanblog: A Family Journey Rebecca Blumenfeld Rosenberg and Her Family, Part I


Reviews


Theresa Smith

The Month That Was…      

Book Review: The Crying Room by Gretchen Shirm

Book Review: The Drowning Girls by Veronica Lando


Better Reading

Book of the Week: Southern Aurora by Mark Brandi   READ MORE

Barren Grounds by B. Michael Radburn   READ MORE

Killer Traitor Spy by Tim Ayliffe READ MORE


LIVE Book Event with Karen Brooks       RSVP HERE

Join us next Wednesday 12 July from 8pm AEST as we catch up with acclaimed author, Karen Brooks, LIVE on Facebook! We'll be getting the scoop on her latest novel, The Escapades of Tribulation Johnson.


Podcast: Isabel Allende on Exploring the Relationship Between Mother and Child   LISTEN HERE

Enjoyed her books, still a few to catch up on..

BE Better Podcast: Melissa Levi Reminds Us that We Need to Talk About Ageing     LISTEN HERE

Podcast: Book Chat Episode #6 with Cheryl Akle and Caroline Overington      LISTEN HERE


Penguin Books

    

Wifedom      Anna Funder   READ AN EXTRACT

Ink Blood Sister Scribe  Emma Törzs    READ A SNIPPET

What About Men?    Caitlin Moran     FIND OUT MORE



and from my blogs...


That Moment in Time


FRIDAY FOSSICKING  30 Jun 2023, love to read..see great reviews, toys for afterlife, George Jessup - grave tales, Bronze Age cemetery, 4,000 year old Dutch Stonehenge, “Brownie Mary”, Summer Solstice triangle, grapes on fire, Indonesian’s Chicken Church, Earth’s coolest library, knitting for victory early 1940’s, and so much more… Feel free to share..the title is the link…


https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2023/06/friday-fossicking-30-jun-2023.html


As They Were


IGP ARCHIVES June 2023, Cork, Fermanagh, Kilkenny, Kildare, Limerick, Wexford..  headstones, church records-marriages… 

All work is done by volunteers who give of their time to seek and compile these records for others to use free.

We appreciate all they do, led by Christina Hunt…


https://astheywere.blogspot.com/2023/07/igp-archives-june-2023.html


Headlines Of Old


TEACHERS TRANSFERRED   Issue 7   Trove Tuesday 4th Jul 2023 early schools NSW.. links to earlier issues. Is your former school listed?

Feel free to share, the title is the link…


https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2023/07/teachers-transferred-issue-7-trove.html




Friday, September 4, 2020

FRIDAY FOSSICKING 4th Sept 2020







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


* GENERAL INTEREST

News Flash..

FamilySearch Announces RootsTech Connect 2021: A Free Global Virtual Event February 25–27, 2021, as a free, virtual event online.. Reserve your place today at RootsTech.org. Read the privacy policy.




Cairns Family History Newsletter incl. Preservation of Documents and Artefacts by Gabriella Rogina 18th Sept. events4@cdfhs.org        and much more.

Logan City Council newsletter. incl. free eLibrary

TROVE Treasures Newsletter incl. Newspapers for all...  Read the blog     Watch newspapers webinar

SAGe newsletter incl.  Events  News   and more

I Love Bello Shire newsletter incl. On the Soapbox with Warren Weick a great story...


Australia Remastered: Wild Australians : ABC iview 54 amazing minutes exploring wildlife


National Archives UK newsletter. incl.  Letters of Lockdown



QUEENSLAND STATE ARCHIVES

Upcoming ArchivesSearch outage

Due to scheduled maintenance ArchivesSearch will be unavailable intermittently between Saturday 4pm and Sunday 6pm. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Other services such as Flickr and Q-Album will continue to be available during this time.

State Library of Qld   newsletter

What's On... The best in books... online 2020 Qld Literary Awards winners   Register now

More events       Research & Collections


Find My Past





Family Search Blog






Family Tree Magazine  incl.   How to Use Vital Records for Genealogy     





Anglo-Celtic Connections





Atlas Obscura











JSTOR Daily



Outback Family History





Smithsonian














[Records-Access-Alerts] (Australia) 
NSW Birth Certificates to Recognize Adoption  31 August 2020 at 9:31:41 am AEST

As a  result of new reforms introduced in the New South Wales, Australia, Parliament, people will be able to have their birth and adopted families included on a birth certificate. This is a government sponsored bill. 

Attorney General Mark Speakman said the new integrated birth certificates (IBC) will modernize this important legal identity document by including an adopted person’s full history…“These reforms will give adopted people across the State the choice to use a birth certificate that includes information about their parents and siblings at birth, as well as their parents and siblings after they have been adopted.”

The Bill amends the Adoption Act 2000 and the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 to authorize the issuing of an IBC. Following the proposed amendments, newly adopted people will be issued with an IBC along with the existing post adoptive birth certificate that is provided after adoption. Both will be legal identity documents, allowing the adopted person to use whichever one they prefer.

Under the current law, a birth certificate issued by the Registrar of Births Deaths & Marriages (BDM) after a person is adopted can only record the child’s adoptive parents and any adoptive siblings, making no reference to the birth parents.

People adopted prior to the commencement of the reforms can contact the Registry of Births, Deaths & Marriages to find out how they can apply for an IBC.

The media release may be read at:



ALWAYS INTERESTING

The Legal Genealogist 


Genea-Musings








Humoring the Goddess



Treasure Chest of Memories


Geniaus

Brotmanblog: A Family Journey



allenrizzi

The Irish Story


Mrs Daffodil Digresses


Deb's World


The Frugal Family Historian

Free Family History Mini-Class : Lesson 8


* IRISH CENTRAL











Met Éireann unveils Ireland's storm names for the 2020 - 2021 season

Seamus Heaney's "hope and history," Ireland's favorite poet's vision of the world

IrishCentral’s Book of the Month: “Thirty-Two Words for Field: Lost Words of the Irish Landscape”

Scariest monsters and demons from Celtic myth

The top twenty books every Irish American should read

WATCH: A rare look at Belfast in the 1920s

WATCH: Trailer released for new Saoirse Ronan, Kate Winslet drama “Ammonite”

Newlywed Irishman forced to evacuate new Louisiana home as Hurricane Laura hits

Brooklyn's lost Temperanceville was founded by an Irish man

20 years ago today, Irish Travellers ruled by law as an ethnic minority

Archaeologists find 5,700-year-old Neolithic house in Cork

Francis O'Neill: The Irish cop in Chicago who saved traditional Irish music

On this day: One-fifth of Ireland attends Michael Collins's funeral in Dublin

Ireland’s travel secrets: The Sky Road and Clifden

Ancient Russian coins discovered in Cork

Irish author remembered today on "The Duchess Who Wasn't" Day

Inside an abandoned 1950s schools house on a Donegal island

Top gods and goddesses from Celtic mythology

May the Road Rise Up to Meet You - the story behind the traditional Irish blessing 


* INTERESTING BLOGS

Our World: Our Beautiful Planet      Dreams and Adventures at Cosy Cottage

Henry The Young King: Part One  Historical Ratbag

Koalas and Kangaroos!     Lonetester HQ

The Actor’s Ring allenrizzi


Reviews

Theresa Smith

The Week That Was…

A Month of Reading: August

Book Review: The Yield by Tara June Winch

Author Talks: Monique Mulligan on Nurturing the Seeds of Inspiration

Book Review: The Tolstoy Estate by Steven Conte

Book Review: Sorrow and Bliss by Meg Mason


Penguin Books

The Last Migration      Charlotte McConaghy       START READING

Better Reading

Book of the Week: The Mother Fault by Kate Mildenhall

Sam Bloom: Heartache and Birdsong by Samantha Bloom, Cameron Bloom and Bradley Trevor Greive

The Mystery Woman by Belinda Alexandra

Either Side of Midnight by Benjamin Stevenson

The Bird in the Bamboo Cage by Hazel Gaynor

Podcast: Anna Downes on her Incredible Journey to Writing a Bestselling Debut Thriller

Podcast: Nat Amoore on The Power of Storytelling and How to Make Reading Fun for Kids

Allen & Unwin


The Morbids   Ewa Ramsey


The Good Teacher    Petronella Govern  START READING NOW

Bluebird  Malcolm Knox

The Lying Life of Adults  Elena Ferrante   START READING NOW

The McCallister Legacy  Nicole Hurley-Moore

Blunt Force  Lynda La Plante


and from my blogs...


That Moment in Time

Friday Fossicking  28th Aug 2020, the witch’s eye, poor Ed the grieving emu, medieval chapel house, Highland heritage, radioactive trash, charity stones, summer girl, National Radio Day, swimming cow at Donegal, helpful advice from Carmel’s Corner, when asbestos was a gift for a King, building’s morse code, first smallpox vaccinations, book reviews, FREE … family history mini class, cousin chart, helpful newsletters… and much more…
Feel Free to share… the title is the link ..

https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2020/08/friday-fossicking-28th-aug-2020.html

That Moment in Time

Trove : Updates On Newspapers & Gazettes Coming Soon, incl. one magazine plus Airforce & RAAF News,



Headlines of Old


News Of The Week... 1908...   Trove Tuesday 1st Sept. 2020, covers local- national- international, includes gossip/ads, interesting snippets. Not at all confined to the area of publication. What were your ancestors doing in 1908?Did they have any specific events happening during that year? Sometimes it pays to concentrate on one year, TROVE is a great place to look for the personal details. Don’t forget the Classifieds, look there as well as in the newspapers, magazines and gazettes, etc.
Feel free to share… the title is the link.

PLEASE NOTE: There will be no TROVE TUESDAY post next week, 8th September. It will return on the 15th. Thank you for your support.



As They Were

ADDITIONS to IGP Archives August 2020, Cavan, Dublin, Donegal, Tipperary… can you add any records, photos, etc. ? You can find details as to how to on the IGP website… Many thanks to all the volunteers who contribute.

ADDITIONS to IGP Archives August 2020



PLEASE NOTE: There will be no FRIDAY FOSSICKING next week on 11th September. It will return on the 18th. Thank you for your support.





Stay safe and well.
This will pass.