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This week’s crème de la crème — June 13, 2015
Some of the bijoux I discovered this week. Blogs Access Canadian WW2 Military Service Files in a Few Easy Steps by Lorine McGinnis Schulze on Olive Tree Genealogy. Canadian Resources I Use by Barbara Poole on Life From The Roots. … Continue reading
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Tagged Acadia, Acadians, Ancestry.com, bicycles, blogs, books, brick walls, Evernote, games, Ireland, newspapers, online learning, PEI, Prince Edward Island, PRONI, research plan, Saskatchewan, Skype, societies, timelines, WWII, WWII service files, YouTube
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Finding your Canadian roots on Ancestry
Ancestry has produced a five-page research guide, Finding Your Canadian Ancestors on Ancestry.com, to help genealogists trace their Canadian roots. Although the guide has been produced for Americans, Canadians may also benefit from the information provided. Another guide specific to Canadian … Continue reading
This week’s crème de la crème — April 4, 2015
Some of the bijoux I discovered this week. Blogs Contractor to the British Army by Janice Hamilton on Writing Up the Ancestors. Find FREE Genealogy Education Resources by Randy Seaver on Genea-Musings. If I had to start again, this is … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancestry.com, blogs, cemetery, copyright, education, family history writing, genealogy do-ver, Germany, Ireland, Irish, photos, Russia, Russian, Scotland, Ukraine, Ukrainians, Vikings, webinars, writing
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Ancestry releases free Find a Grave app for Android
Ancestry has announced the official release of its 1.0 version of Find A Grave for Android, free in the Google Play store. “With nearly half of our users having a preference for Android devices, we hope this release will unleash … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancestry.com, Android, Find A Grave, FindAGrave
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Online family history research in US grows by 14 times in past decade
Ancestry.com reported in a news release issued yesterday that online family history research in the United States has grown by 14 times in the last ten years. Future Foundation conducted the research for Ancestry, focusing on the growing interest in … Continue reading
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This week’s crème de la crème — November 15, 2014
Some of the bijoux I discovered this week. Blogs Remembrance Day — Honour Roll by Dianne Nolin on Genealogy: Beyond the BMD. Généalogie et archives Saint-Laurent has Moved to the Cornwall (Ontario) Public Library by Dick Eastman on Eastman’s Online … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancestry.com, blogs, Canadian Museum of Immigration, French probate records, Généalogie et archives de Saint-Laurent, genealogy for kids, hockey, Holocaust, honour roll, long-form census, Norfolk Branch, Pier 21, prison visitors' book, recipe, Saskatchewan, society, trench cake, University of Toronto, Vancouver Public Library, Voyage of the damned, WWI, WWII
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Crème de la crème — October 4, 2014
The bijoux I discovered this week. Blogs Acadian French – analysis on American-Canadian border by Juliana L’Heureux, The Franco-American Blog. Grant to help Glenwood digitize documents on CountyLive.ca Blog. All editions of 1914’s Church of Ireland Gazette online by Claire … Continue reading
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Tagged Acadian, Ancestry.com, Beechwood National Cemetery, Black Rock, blogs, brick walls, Brome County Historical Society, Canadian Gravemarker Gallery, Church of Ireland Gazette, DNA, Franco-Americans, genetics, Glenwood Cemetery, illegitimate children, Irish, Montreal Irish Memorial Park Foundation, obituaries, Ontario, Paul Holland Knowlton House, Picton, Prince Edward County, Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network, Saskatchewan, Scotland, Scottish, societies, Surrey, teaching, WWI
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Ancestry announces new search tool coming soon
Ancestry.com announced on its blog that a new search tool is coming that will provide us with more control over our results. The tool is a new sliding control that will make it easy to broaden or narrow our search … Continue reading