11 January 2019
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'I've Looked Everywhere.' No, You Haven't.
By Cyndi Ingle for NGS Magazine Oct-Dec 2013 pages 21-25.
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'Slains Castle' - the 1850/51 Voyage to Australia
The ship was commissioned by the Family Colonisation Loan Society in 1850 for its first sailing from London via Gravesend to Port Phillip & Port Adelaide. Departed London 28th. September, 1850 & Gravesend 1st. October, 1850. Arrived Port Phillip 25th. January 1851 & Port Adelaide 21st. February, 1851.
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American History Featuring My Family History
Welcome to my blog website about United States History as told by my relatives. My Ancestory tell the story with their lives and experiences during the Birth of the Country until now. I have been exploring my familys history using the Ancestry website and information and what I am finding is exciting and to know that my Great Great Grandfather played a role in building the country brings US history to life. To share briefly that I started by using my family names from the Vest, Baker, Couch, Michael, Chapman, Green, Morrow, Eaton, Davis, Harvie, Fore and many others using the Ancestry app and website. What I am finding is everyday people that lived life in different times and had many experiences. Other the next several weeks, months and years, I will be sharing with you some of the findings and different books to use to find additional content for further reading. I hope you enjoy the journey and dont be afraid to visit Ancestry.com to view my family tree.
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Bayside Transcriptions is a document transcription service for family historians, genealogists, researchers and authors. Transcriptions of handwritten or typed genealogy records, court or land records, family letters, manuscripts, and old newspapers.
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Celtic Connections Conference - Celtic Roots Across America
The Celtic Connections Conference, Pathways to our Past, was held on August 10-11 at the Boston Newton Marriott Hotel. It was the 3rd biennial conference co-sponsored by TIARA (The Irish Ancestral Research Association) and IGSI (the Irish Genealogical Society International). The next conference is in 2020.
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Cyndi's Digital Data Inventory Template
This Evernote template is for keeping an inventory of all your digital media used to store your genealogy files, digitized images, photographs, etc.
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Cyndi's Preferred Research Plan Outline
Use this research plan template to determine what steps you need to take when researching a specific person, a person's life event, or any other research objective. Copyright © 2014-2015 Cyndi Ingle. All Rights Reserved. Permission is granted for personal research use. Commercial use is prohibited.
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Cyndi's Research Log or Research Notes Template
Use this research log template to keep track of all of the sources you use, what you learn from them, and what steps to take next. Copyright © 2015 Cyndi Ingle. All Rights Reserved. Permission is granted for personal research use. Commercial use is prohibited.
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Use this Evernote template to create a quick timeline for each person and/or couple you are researching. Timelines, listed in date order, can help you see gaps in certain time periods or patterns in time periods and places. Copyright � 2014-2015 Cyndi Ingle. All Rights Reserved. Permission is granted for personal research use. Commercial use is prohibited.
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Czestochowa-Radomsko Area Research Group
The Czestochowa-Radomsko Area Research Group was founded in 2003. Since then, its membership has grown tenfold and its database of records has grown to well over 800,000. CRARG finds, translates, and indexes a wide variety of Jewish records, including birth, marriage, death, burial, tombstone, synagogue, books of residents, 1790s census records, military draft, emigration, immigration, identity card, voter, craftsmen, taxes, kahal, business, Holocaust forced labor (including Hasag), Holocaust martyr, Holocaust survivor, police, deportation, and ghetto registration.
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Dodge/Jefferson Counties Genealogical Society
The objectives of the Dodge/ Jefferson Counties Genealogical Society (D/JCGS) are to collect exchange and preserve genealogical materials; to inform and assist the general public about genealogy; and to purchase materials of a genealogical value to be housed in the Societys library in Watertown, Wisconsin. Any person who is interested in genealogy may become a member upon the payment of dues. Membership and its benefits shall not be denied because of race, religion, creed, sex or national origin.
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Evesham Journal and Four Shires Advertiser Roll of Honour 1914-1915
A list indexed by surname and place of over 3,000 of those who enlisted in World War One from over 180 towns and villages around Evesham, Worcestershire, including south-west Worcestershire, north-east Gloucestershire, south-west Warwickshire and north-west Oxfordshire.
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FamilySearch - Oklahoma Probate Records, 1887-2008 - Muskogee County FREE
Browsable digitized images.
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Ute Brandenburg helps you trace German immigrants to their home towns, German research in US and Germany, advanced research strategies with DNA.
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Houghton & Haughton Surname Project
The Houghton Surname Project is the world's largest collection of Houghton/Haughton individuals. It now includes 94,200 descendants of Ralph and John Houghton of Lancaster, MA and John Houghton of Stony Brook, NJ, and all Houghton/Haughton surname individuals prior to 1940 who lived in or emigrated to the United States. Variants include Haughton, Hotton, Hotten, Hoten, Hoton, Howton, etc. Please consider contributing your Houghton/Haughton descendancy data to the project. You will be cited as the contributor of any new data. I will try to help you with your research needs regarding this surname.
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Muskogee County Divorce Record Indexes
These indexes are alphabetical listings of the divorce cases found in the U. S. Supreme Court microfilm and Muskogee County Court for Muskogee County, Oklahoma. Any person named within a divorce case is listed in these indexes. From the Muskogee County Genealogical Society.
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Muskogee County Marriage Indexes 1890 - 1948
Indexes of the microfilmed marriage records at the Muskogee County courthouse from 1890-1948. From the Muskogee County Genealogical Society.
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Muskogee County Probate & Guardianship Indexes 1907 - 1930
These indexes are from "Probates and Guardianships, Muskogee County Oklahoma, 1907 through 1930", compiled by Deone Duncan Penquite. From the Muskogee County Genealogical Society.
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Muskogee, Oklahoma Death & Obituary Indexes 1907 - Present
These indexes include deaths that occurred in Oklahoma as well as obituaries that were listed in the Muskogee Newspapers. The entries are not restricted to those deaths printed as obituaries. The item may be found in obituary columns or news items. A notice may appear more than once in the newspaper. In these indexes the name of the individual is followed by the town in which they lived, the month, day, year, and page number of the newspaper where the event is found. The state is Oklahoma unless otherwise noted. From the Muskogee County Genealogical Society.
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The SANDHAM study also includes Sandam, Sandem, Sandom, and Sandum as variants of the surname. The ultimate goal being a world-wide coverage of birth, marriages, deaths, census, wills and other records. Current records cover mainly United Kingdom, Canada, and United States although other countries are also represented.
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The McAFEE & GLAS(S)COCK Families History Book (And Allied LInes)
A family history book (genealogy) of the McAFEE & GLAS(S)COCK familes in the USA and their hundreds of related lines. This includes McAFEE descendants from Wayne Co., Ohio and GLAS(S)COCK descendants from Virginia. On CD-ROM with user friendly menu, hypertext, name index. Over 41,300 individuals and over 6450 pages in PDF format. Equal to about 8 Amazon sized books on one CD-ROM.
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They Had Names - African Americans in Early Records of Liberty County, Georgia
Many pre-Emancipation records naming African Americans in Liberty County exist, but the summaries available online often omit their names. This site is dedicated to filling that gap in the public record.
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General blog about genealogy and experiences encountered in over 20+ years of genealogy research.
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Twigs of Yore: Visualizing Ancestry DNA Matches
This series of posts describes how you can use a free Excel template (Windows only) to draw a network graph of your Ancestry DNA matches.
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Your Roots in Poland is a genealogy company that not only helps its Clients to look for their roots but also organizes the on-site visits, where the Clients can recognize traces of their ancestors or meet their Polish relatives for the first time. The Team is based in Krakow and spends much time in local archives seeking documents and records, as well as travelling throughout Poland in search of data. We also do the search in former Polish areas - such as Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania and Prussia. As genealogists we will get to as many places related to our Clients families as possible, and as historians we will extend the facts with historical background.
