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LDS digitized records LIVE!
You’ve probably heard about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ (LDS) ambitious plans to digitize all of the Family History Library’s microfilmed records and post them online. You also may be aware that the church’s FamilySearch Indexing project has an army of 100,000-plus volunteers indexing a million names a day from those same records. But did you know there’s a special Web site where you can view the fruits of their labor to date?
FreeGEN - Free GENealogy and family history resource Community
Genealogy is more popular now than ever before. With the advent of more affordable computers the internet has become the number one resource for people starting out on their own personal history adventure.
A vast number of family historians all over the world reach the point where their research leads them to relatives from the UK or associated Islands.
The 1901 and 1911 censuses are the only surviving full censuses of Ireland open to the public. Both censuses cover the island of Ireland. They were released to public inspection in 1961, because of the stream of requests for information about people's ages, particularly those born before civil registration of births began in 1864.
Records on Second World War merchant shipping now online
The movements of merchant ships during the Second world War can now be discovered at DocumentsOnline. The merchant shipping movement cards record the journeys of both British registered and Allied vessels engaged in the war effort from 1939.
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Genealogy is more popular now than ever before. With the advent of more affordable computers the internet has become the number one resource for people starting out on their own personal history adventure.
A massive new website incorporating all aspects of military genealogy goes live this month.
