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Researching the Whites of Bletchingley and Godstone in Surrey

N.B. Qld State Archives Our online catalogue ArchivesSearch will be undergoing maintenance ... ArchivesSearch will be down from 5.00pm Friday 24 March till 9.00am, Monday 27 March

During this time you can still enjoy images and snippets of Queensland's history on our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages, check out pictures of Queensland's past with our Flickr image galleries, read stories from the Archives and watch great archival videos on YouTube.

Latrobe Valley People's Kitchen provides food to help with cost-of-living struggles - ABC News

'Like a flat battery': Adelaide boy hears family sing Happy Birthday for the first time after cochlear implant bungle ABC News

The National Archives UK newsletter incl.

Online event: The Wife of Bath

The Archivists’ Guide to Film: Suffragette

Online event: Tupaia the Navigator

#TreasonSeason: uncover the story of John the Painter

Lonetester HQ Discovering Links: Another 25 FREE Links for English Genealogy and History

TANIA BLANCHARD NEWSLETTER MARCH 2023

A new book coming....

Outback Family History

Kanowna Cemetery – a work in progress

Sisters of the Church – the first High School

Edith Bowe – a colourful life

A Faithful Wife True and Kind

JSTOR Daily

Was She Really Rosie? Suicide by Proxy Jackie's French Connection

Feminist Art History: An Introductory Reading List

The Challenges of Regulating Rice in Myanmar

Jade Snow Wong's Cold War World Tour

Atlas Obscura

Lions on the Skeleton Coast Site of the World's First KFC

The Ladies’ Entrance Food Anthropology ‘The Secret’

The Women Who Ran an Empire 'Saved by a Whale’s Tail'

Bring on the Pastry Coffins The Old Gibson Guitar Factory

The Healing History of Candy The Grave of St. Patrick

The Most Important Clouds Knoxville Weather Kiosk

Blurred Lines Podcast 1930s Hollywood, Mapped

Sakura no Tōrinuke Japan Europe’s Oldest Map Trailblazing Women Johnny Marzetti Lime Out Delaware’s Extraordinary Hidden Wonders

Appalachian Trail Hike 'Unsinkable' Molly Brown House NYC’s Most Beautiful Public Bathroom Podcast The Red Lady of Paviland

Heritage Food Revival Plautilla Nelli’s 'Last Supper'

It’s Cherry Blossom Season, Y’all Kummakivi Balancing Rock Finland National Corvette Museum Sinkhole

The Puffer Fish Helmets of Kiribati

Smithsonian

A Nostalgic Trip Awaits at the World's Largest Lunchbox Museum

A 5,000-Mile-Wide Mass of Seaweed Is Heading for Florida and Mexico

Dr. Zahi Hawass Will Reveal New Groundbreaking Discoveries For the First Time

You Can Apply for Free 'Masterclass of Happiness' in Finland

One Woman's Quest to Eat 244 Scones Across U.K. Is Now Complete

This Hans Christian Andersen Museum Asks You to Step Into a Fairy Tale

Toxic Red Tide Is Back in Florida—Here's What to Know

California's 'Zombie Forests' Are Cheating Death—but Maybe Not for Long

One of Europe's Last Free-Flowing Rivers Declared a National Park

Genealogy Ireland

How to find your Irish ancestry on holiday in Ireland - NZ Herald

Genealogist to Explore Mystery of Lost Irish Ancestry Records | Homes & Lifestyle

Eyes of world will be on island of Ireland during Biden visit — O'Neill - Breaking News

Irish music and Irish step dancing featured at St. Patrick's Day celebration - Concord Monitor

Irish descendants commemorate St. Paul's Connemara Patch - Pioneer Press

How Irish is Philly? Pretty Irish - The Philadelphia Inquirer

FindMyPast releases two new collections of Irish probate records

Adrian Dunbar and Neil Morrissey go on DNA Journey to see which of them has more Irish roots

Andy Farrell's comments when he arrived in Ireland show he was one of us | SportsJOE.ie

Always Interesting

The Legal Genealogist Awaiting the widow’s thirds

The meaning of that word

Pauline Conolly THE LAST DIORAMA; AN AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM TREASURE

THAT SCHOOL REPORT

allenrizzi Short Moments From A Long Time Ago

Becoming Mr. Bruce I Never Got To Be A Bass Man

humoringthegoddess Starting With Something Simple — Artistcoveries (repost) Sunday Evening Art Gallery — Rune Guneriussen I Have No Idea What I’m Doing Colin Richmond

Mark A. Pierce Sunday Evening Art Gallery — Paulina Bartnik

Samantha Anne Elley Revenge killing leads to massacre

Jenny MacKay Introduction to A Land of Opportunity

Chapter One – Roots & Beginnings – A Land of Opportunity

Chapter Two – A Look into the Past

Brotmanblog: A Family Journey More Cousins Discovered: The Family of Sigmund Livingston, Founder of the ADL

Reviews

Theresa Smith

Book Review: Small Joys of Real Life by Allee Richards

Book Review: The Witches of Vardo by Anya Bergman

Book Review: Prettier if She Smiled More by Toni Jordan

Better Reading

Book of the Week: The Only Suspect by Louise Candlish READ MORE

The Dream Builders by Oindrila Mukherjee READ MORE

Lenny Marks Gets Away with Murder by Kerryn Mayne READ MORE

How to be Remembered by Michael Thompson READ MORE

Return to Valetto by Dominic Smith READ MORE

The Redgum River Retreat by Sandie Docker READ MORE

A Routine Infidelity by Elizabeth Coleman READ MORE

Podcast: Charlene Carr on IVF, Motherhood and Identity LISTEN HERE

Podcast: Jackie French on the Similarities Between Adults and Children’s Fiction LISTEN HERE

Penguin Books Australia

Happy Place Emily Henry Read a snippet

The Redgum River Retreat Sandy Docker READ A PREVIEW

No Filter by Paulina Porizkova SEE THE BOOK

Hello, Beautiful Ann Napolitano LEARN MORE

and from my blogs...

That Moment in Time

FRIDAY FOSSICKING 17th Mar 2023,

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

‘genie’ newsletters, ancient cemetery with 1000 graves plus discovered, Irish Fiddle Music in Nulla Nulla Creek, women who led slave revolts, Smuggling a sandwich into space, salt desert patterns, cosmic campground, American heiress risked all to resist Nazis, Articles re St. Patrick’s Day, Helen of Bikini, great blogs, book reviews and lots more…

https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2023/03/friday-fossicking-17th-mar-2023.html

Headlines of Old

UNCLAIMED LETTERS 1888 Trove Tuesday 21 Mar 2023

Unclaimed letters can be intriguing. You can't help but scour the lists in the hope that you will see a familiar name.Before we explore them further, let me answer the same questions I am always asked when I post these lists..

" NO, they aren't available for researchers, or anyone else to read."

They may lead to an area that an ancestor lived in or worked near by.

Feel free to share, the title is the link.

https://headlinesofold.blogspot.com/2023/03/unclaimed-letters-1888-trove-tuesday-21_01555351518.html