Just a note to let you know that the recording of our May Meeting featuring Bob Dawes on "Connecting English Ancestors" is now available in our YouTube Channel.
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Showing posts with label English records. Show all posts
Sunday, May 10, 2020
The May meeting video is now available for re-play!
Just a note to let you know that the recording of our May Meeting featuring Bob Dawes on "Connecting English Ancestors" is now available in our YouTube Channel.
Saturday, May 9, 2020
Ancestry.co.uk is Free Until Sunday May 10th
With thanks to Bob Dawes for this tip. Bob was our presenter for our first virtual meeting just this last Tues. and spoke on "Making English Connections"
Note: this weekend's free access to UK records is only available at Ancestry's UK site, but you should be able to log into the UK site wherever you are in the world."
The article goes on to give direct links to many of the best databases recommended by Peter Calver, the owner of Lost Cousins.
You must be logged in to ancestry.co.uk to have the free access.
And if you have English ancestors and do not subscribe to the "Lost Cousins Newsletter", why not??
https://www.lostcousins.com/ You can set up a free account.
Although there are no parties for the 75th anniversary of VE Day, family historians can celebrate with free access to all of Ancestry's UK records (at their UK site) until Sunday 10th May. To access the records you will need to register (or log-in if you have registered previously) but you will not need to provide credit card or bank details.
Tip: if you're asked to provide payment information it’s because you’re using the wrong site, accessing records that aren't included in the offer, or else have clicked on the Free Trial icon by mistake.
The article goes on to give direct links to many of the best databases recommended by Peter Calver, the owner of Lost Cousins.
You must be logged in to ancestry.co.uk to have the free access.
And if you have English ancestors and do not subscribe to the "Lost Cousins Newsletter", why not??
https://www.lostcousins.com/ You can set up a free account.
"The best genealogy newsletter - and it's FREE!
As a LostCousins member you will be entitled to receive our newsletter, which is full of useful tips and articles to help you knock down 'brick walls' and take your research to a new level. Here's what members say about the newsletter:
"Your letters are so informative especially for those at a brick wall and not sure where to look next."
"Thanks again for the fabulous Lost Cousins newsletters - they are crammed with invaluable information."
"Many thanks for your informative and interesting newsletters. I really look forward to them and when I spot them in the inbox they are the first thing I scroll to."
"Thanks again for the fabulous Lost Cousins newsletters - they are crammed with invaluable information."
"Many thanks for your informative and interesting newsletters. I really look forward to them and when I spot them in the inbox they are the first thing I scroll to."
To see the latest issue click here. "
Friday, April 18, 2014
English Records Free on Ancestry.co.uk for the Easter Weekend
from the Toronto Branch's e-Newsletter:
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/
Click on the link to see which records are free this holiday weekend.
Happy searching!
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/
Click on the link to see which records are free this holiday weekend.
Happy searching!
Great Deal on British Newspaper Archives
from The British Newspaper Archive blog:
Unlimited access for under £10 for 1 month!!
The new subscription is less than half the price of our old 30 day package and you can view more newspaper pages.
The new 1 month subscription is great value for money, giving you unlimited access* to all of our historic newspapers.
Take a look at how it compares to the old 30 day package:
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