Saturday, March 19, 2005

Census 2001 - Previous Census Statistics: Access to Individual Census Forms (pre 1901): "Individual census forms are held in the strictest confidence for 100 years.
Once 'freed' they are available to the public through the Family Records Centre :
The Family Records Centre
1 Myddleton Street
Islington
London
EC1R 1UW

Telephone: 0208 876 3444
www.familyrecords.gov.uk
1901 Census forms are now available to the public. The Public Records Office has set up an on-line system www.pro.gov.uk where you can search for a census return by name or address, or you can telephone the PRO Census Helpdesk on 01684 585299 for further information."
CensusTools - FREE Genealogy Spreadsheets for Census, Cemetery and Passenger Manifest Data!:

"Spreadsheets for Census Data
Ever try entering extracted census data into your genealogy program's primitive text editor? The mess and frustration led me to create my first spreadsheet in 2001 so I could electronically preserve my data in an easy to view format. 40+ free genealogy spreadsheets later, CensusTools continues to grow, providing researchers with quality creations to electronically record, preserve and archive family history "

Friday, March 18, 2005

1881 British Census: Relationship-to-Head Abbreviations: "a list of commonly used abbreviations that are used in the Relationship-to-Head column of the census record. This is not an exhaustive lists of abbreviations. For a complete list, refer to the publication, Using the 1881 British Census Indexes (For England, Wales, Channel Islands, Isle of Man, and Scotland) (34700)."

Census Records: Individual Record: "You can download information from census records to your computer. Downloading requires Java Script-enabled browsers such as Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. The information will be downloaded in GEDCOM format, which can be used with Personal Ancestral File and other family history record-keeping software."

FamilySearch Internet - Search: "You can choose the 1880 United States, 1881 British Isles, or the 1881 Canadian Census. You also can search all censuses at once. Enter at least your deceased ancestor's first or last name, and then click Search"

to find film
FamilySearch - Family History Library Catalog

[Research Guidance: England, How to Use Census Records]: " census is a count and description of the population. The censuses of England and Wales are especially helpful for family history research because they list the majority of the population and are readily available. Censuses of genealogical value have been taken every ten years since 1841, with the exception of 1941. "


Research Guidance v2.0
Button Maker :: Kalsey Consulting Group tool for homepage makers
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Google Search: 001 java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out

blogger nightmares - trying to import � WordPress Support: "Can I say bloody hell on this forum? I hope so. Because that's the only phrase that has been leaving my mouth for the past hour.

I am TRYING to import my blogger files. I know I have all the fields correct because I was already publishing it on my own server (www.beyondelsewhere.ca). Only with all the blogger problems that have been going on it keeps crashing when I click Republish Entire Blog.
It finally reached 28% but then I get this:


THERE WERE ERRORS:

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Is this on their end or my end? I get a lot of errors like that if I am trying to publish a new post (one of the many reasons that I am switching to my own server and WordPress). Should I just try again later? Or should I just give up trying to import and start a brand spanking new blog?
Suggestions will be extremely wonderful!!
Cat "

ANOTHER WITH A PAIN IN THE BUTT FROM BLOGGER.COM

is success killing us all?

image with highest google rating from NASA Eclipse Home Page
found via Google Search: http

caught my eye screenshot-09-13-04-no3 set is as a desktop

needs to be flipped left to right
Pax Asiana :: Stephen's Blog: "There is a lot to be said, but I don't feel like saying everything, and I feel that what I've said is... sufficient. Now, before you say "pics plz," I will post a photo. Just watch!"

too good for the bloog

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blogger's hell

Blogging hell again this morning
surfing before breakfast
and I put together a collection of blog this by clicking the button and playing with google image searches - reviewing high ranked images
visitng domains to check a newly installed character set
jp tw cz uk
ending with several surprizes - easter eggs we used to call them
ending here Graham Klyne - home page via a cat who likes warm palces to curl up

then clicking publish in the blogger window

SERVER ERROR is the return
again an agian

soem blogs get into theblog
which then hangs and fails to auto publish
Graham Klyne - home page Welcome to my web site. This is a place I use to post items of work and pleasure interests that I'd like to share.

Why "Nine by Nine"? Back in 1986 I left my then full-time employment to trade as a freelance software developer and consultant. At that time, my working space was a small "box room", slightly smaller than 9 feet square, into which I shoehorned all of my computer equipment and books, which gave rise to my trading name. Since then I've been in and out of normal employment a few times, but have retained my trading name to provide a degree of continuity, and to remind me of those good old days :-)


Work interests (links) read the site - of a leading intellectual
Currently, I'm doing research work with the Image Bioinformatics Group of the zoology department at Oxford University, applying Semantic Web technologies to the development of a semantically-enhanced image database and publishing system (http://www.bioimage.org).

I also provide network Internet application standards consulting services through Nine by Nine. My work involves me in Internet standards development with IETF and W3C, helping developers incorporate new technologies into products, raising awareness of emerging technologies with product planners, and undertaking experimental prototyping of new ideas. Currently, I am also involved with the iTrust working group, and am active in the Haskell programming community.


image2003/9.3 the most popular in Japan according to Google number two from http://www.cc9.ne.jp/~eos3/Gallery_4.htm

cz domain

cats like warm places
old racing plane
but which? Google Search: g-acss

G-ACSS history




Thursday, March 17, 2005

from usenet dk.videnskab.historie.genealogi :-
Re: Arkivalier Online møde

"Jens V. Olsen" wrote :-
Rigsarkivaren har indkaldt til møde om AO fredag 18. marts.
Deltagere er bl.a. AO Hackers og repræsentanter fra DIS-Danmark
(undertegnede) og SSF.

Nyt om resultatet af mødet annonceres her.

mvh Jens V. Olsen

who are the officials expected to attend?

Please tell then I regret I cannot come because I am in England
(I was not invited)
the aim of these pages:-

(1)
One place study of Brumleby AKA Københavns Lægeforeningens Boliger
http://www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen/brumleby/index.html
is for local historians
and for my neighbours to enable them to see who used to live in their lejlighed
many years ago

In fact it would be better served by editing and cutting the images to match each block as a gif
am I allowed to do that as academic "fair use" provided I quote the source?

I plan to link to all the Brumleby census folketælling
as the years go by and eventually transcribe those in the Riksarkiv for that Matrnr. which are not yet filmed

Links to the St Jacobs Østerbogade Kirkebog
such images should obviously be a normal part of any local history site

(2)
Bedsted sogn Hassing herred Thisted amt small
new small file formatted as marked up text - frames take too much bandwidth
http://www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen/bedsted/ft-1840small.html

This is my first KIP file saved as csv
and translated as text to help non speakers of danish learn to read the basics of using folketæling
they are mostly descendants of Danes living in USA for generations and whose families no longer speak Danish

they also come to Denmark as tourists and so help the danish economy.
again a revisd version ofthis page would cut the images up into households
and reformat


(3a)
This index is in Randers lokal archive
I made the site because the provision of finding aids (indexes) for Randers was so poor at the Riksarkivet film room
Randers Census Folketælling master index FT-1860 and names http://www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen/randers/ft-1860/xx.html

(3b)
these are from transcriptions of the index images at the start of each volume

Randers Census Folketælling master index FT-1787
http://www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen/randers/ft-1787/index.html
Randers Census Folketælling master index FT-1801
http://www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen/randers/ft-1801/index.html
Randers Census Folketælling master index FT-1840
http://www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen/randers/ft-1840/index.html
Randers Census Folketælling master index FT-1855 under construction
http://www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen/randers/ft-1855/index.html


my aims are that Randers school children could easily see who used to live in their house,
and danish descendants in USA (for example) should have easy access to their kulturarv
cultural heritage.

(4)
FT 1787, Odense, Bjerge, Kølstrup
http://www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen/amt/odense/bjerge/koelstrup/ft-1787/index.html
this was a thank you from a user who said the Randers index saved her 2 years of work

(5)
any kip file saved as csv could be converted into an online index linked to images

(6)
http://www.rootsweb.com/ is a selvejende institution paid for by ancestry.com myfamily inc when the original donors ran out of money
RootsWeb is funded and supported by Ancestry.com and our loyal RootsWeb community

"RootsWeb - the Internet's oldest and largest FREE genealogical community. An award winning genealogical resource with searchable databases, free Web space, mailing lists, message boards, and more."


I have unlimited web space and it would be possible to upload all the kirkebog and folketælling images as a mirror site
at no cost other than time
I would just have to notify the webmaster
notice that dnkcen is short for Denmark + census

(7)
http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/ is the big one
we are 5000 volunters organised into teams

The FreeBMD Database was last updated on Tue 1 Mar 2005 and currently contains 96,662,291 distinct records (115,838,125 total records). (about half way)
On Wed 16 Mar 2005 FreeBMD users did 149,539 searches.

to deal with this we have 5 or 6 other servers
images are now available http://images.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/choose.pl

a mirror free of charge to any user
Search - Birth, Marriage & Death - England and Wales, Civil Registration Index: 1837-1900
http://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/rectype/vital/freebmd/main.htm


(8)
forside på dansk http://www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen/da/index.html
Hvordan begynder man på at forske i sin slægt? Slægtshistorie hos HUGO
OSS-1 - slægtsforskning - FAQ
http://www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen/OSS/OSS-1.html
OSS - FAQ links på dansk
http://www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen/OSS/index.html

these are due for expansion and updating
but I need more native speakers of Danish to volunteer to help with this section of the site - again unlimited web space

(9)
Danish Census and Church Books : Welcome
http://www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen/index.html
updated March 13 2005 Hugh Watkins

as a volunter I have translated the three help files pdf in Danish:-

Vejledning til søgning i kirkebøger. see below for help - step by step
Vejledning til søgning i folketællinger. my own translation Folketællinger - census help
Vejledning til bladning i arkivalierne. my own translation - bladningsprogram - viewer help

BTW the background is from a historical map at kb.dk

Please tell them at www.sa.dk I am willing to translate or edit any translations that they wish.

please print this out and distribute at the meeting

regards to all

I am looking forwards to coming back to Denmark when it is warmer

Hugh W
Silverfish eat old records
Lepisma saccharina live in my batromm and toilet but my kitchen is too dry.
Some Swiss exterminators and their enemies with links to National Pest Management Association

WASHINGTON – A forgotten old nursery rhyme is having more meaning for Americans these days.

"Sleep tight. Don't let the bedbugs bite."

But they are biting in all 50 states as they haven't bitten since the 1940s, say pest control companies, scientists and health officials. And, indeed, it is making sleep more difficult for Americans of all walks of life – from denizens of homeless shelters to those visiting the swankiest five-star hotels.

Outbreaks of bedbug infestations have been reported from coast to coast, north and south and among rich and poor. Experts attribute the plague largely to two factors: increased travel and the banning of DDT and other effective pesticides that virtually wiped out "Cimex lectularious," the Latin name for the pest.
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Bedbugs can survive for up to a year lying in wait for the nice warm body of an unknowing traveler. Once discovered, they can be difficult for a hotel or cruise ship or homeowner to eliminate, requiring special insecticides and tools, not just a can of bug spray.

One Boston mother reportedly threw out her children's bunk beds and her own and asked her landlord to fumigate her apartment. When that didn't end the rash of ugly bug bites on her children, she moved, leaving her possessions behind for fear they'd become infested. Bedbugs cost her $6,000.

According to dozens of experts, the bedbug had virtually disappeared from the United States during World War II, when the pesticide DDT was introduced. But the banning of DDT and other effective pesticides due to environmental concerns has spurred their return.
Bedbugs are going ballistic."
said Michael Potter, a professor of urban entomology at the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture in Lexington.

meet the neighbours in USA
read more Google Search: "urban entomology"



Silverfish: "

FACT SHEET

Common Household Pests
Cockroaches, Termites, Fleas, Powder Post Beetles, Ants, Mosquitoes, Flies, Silverfish, Moths, Bees, Rats, Mice, Skunks, Raccoons, Squirrels
Insects
No other group of land animals has more members than the class Insecta. More than 900,000 species exist and additional species are identified every day. Following are facts about some insects that are most commonly found in the home.

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Silverfish

Can be found in homes and buildings throughout the United States.

Are small, silver-scaled insects, about one-half inch in length with two long antennae projecting from the front of the insect and three bristly antenna-like appendages projecting from the rear.
Live two to 3.5 years.

Prefer dark, warm, moist areas such as attics, closets, baseboards and around bathroom fixtures.

Feed on carbohydrates and proteins contained in flour, starch, cereal, paper, drywall and natural fiber clothing (cotton and linen).

Cause damage to books, wallpaper, flooring and clothing. Signs of silverfish damage include uneven holes in paper and small yellow stains on fabrics.
Google Search: "LOSEN viktoria"
where is this lady?
her email addresses all are broken

Google Search: "viktoria losen"

Anna Dauthendey and Max Dauthendey novellist Google Search: Anna Dauthendey
Maximilian Dauthendey Zeitgenossen � Max Dauthendey


Max Dauthendey wurde am 25. Juli 1867 in Würzburg geboren.

Tod seiner Mutter Caroline 1873 (Max war gerade sechs Jahre alt)


was a painter began as a writer 1891
29. August 1918 starb Max Dauthendey in Malang/Java an Malaria.

Biography of Dauthendey, Maximilian

RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: HAPPACH - GEN: "

DAUTHENDEY, Anna b: in St. Petersburg
DAUTHENDEY, Eduard
DAUTHENDEY, Elisabeth b: 1854 in St. Petersburg d: 1943
DAUTHENDEY, Heinrich
DAUTHENDEY, Heinrich Lebrecht
DAUTHENDEY, Heinrich Salomon Lebrecht b: 12 Jun 1776 in Aken d: 12 Dec 1839 in Ermsleben
DAUTHENDEY, Karl b: 1819 d: 1896
DAUTHENDEY, Kaspar b: Cir 1858 in St. Petersburg
DAUTHENDEY, Kasparus
DAUTHENDEY, Konstantin b: in St. Petersburg
DAUTHENDEY, Louis
DAUTHENDEY, Maximilian (Max) b: 25 Jul 1867 in W�rzburg d: 29 Aug 1918 in Malang/Java
DAUTHENDEY, N. b: in St. Petersburg
DAUTHENDEY, N.
DAUTHENDEY, N. b: in St. Petersburg
DAUTHENDEY, N. b: in St. Petersburg
DAUTHENDEY, Olga b: in St. Petersburg "

HOST RL Srch4Kin: yes. If you google Max Dauthendey and Maximilian Dauthendey, you get a bunch of sites talking about his poetry, etc. His book "Der Geist Meines Vater" is a biography of his father, Karl, a pioneering photographer.

Max mentions the fact that Karl had four daughters that lived (plus a daughter and a son who died), all from his first wife Anna Olschwang, whom he met and married in St. Petersburg, Russia. I know of the names of two daughters, my greatgreatgrandmother Anna, the first born. And the youngest, Elisabeth, for whom my greataunt Elisabeth Dauthendey Frazier was named.

I have been in touch with a researcher in St. Petersburg who says that she can look it all up for me, but that the records over there are not like records over here -- they are all over the place and not in very good organizational order.


She wanted $80 just to look at my information, and THEN would start charging me by the hour for research

FEEFHS - Eastern European Genealogy - FEEFHS
and a wonderful MapRoom
FEEFHS East European Map Room has a 51 map collection from the Comprehensive
Atlas and Geography of the World (published by Blackie and Sons in 1882

The Federation of East European Family History Societies (FEEFHS) was organized in 1992 as an umbrella organization that promotes family research in eastern and central Europe without any ethnic, religious, or social distinctions.

It provides a forum for individuals and organizations focused on a single country or group of people to exchange information and be updated on developments in the field. While it primarily serves the interests of North Americans in tracing their lineages back to a European homeland, it welcomes members from all countries.


Dauthendey Genealogy please contact Marshall Genealogy Page

Wednesday, March 16, 2005

libraries and museums This page lists all the locations that are currently known to hold archive collections within the West Midlands.

near to where I live LOOK UPS done
It is very rarely that I duplicate a blog post except by accident
this is from
Getting to know AOL because I am really impressed by Aleta's good idea about the annotation of undocumented facts.

International Blacksheep Society of Genealogists: "The International Black Sheep Society of Genealogists (IBSSG) is an Association of Genealogists who have found 'blacksheep ancestors' in their direct family lines, or under the 'One Degree Rule' of the Society. "

last night (UK time - evening NY time) I met Aleta who is a founder member of IBSSG in an AOL chatroom, and here is her tree:-

RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Ancestors of AletaM: "Unless there are note with the individual, with my initials (AJTM), this person has not been documented in any way by me. Much of this has been in my family for many years and is first person information. I'm doing my best to verify it."

THACKER, Aaron b: 6 MAY 1825 in Darlaston, Staffordshire, ENGLAND,UK d: 6 MAY 1893 in St Georges, Darlaston, Staffordshire, England UK
THACKER, Amy b: 1870 in , Staffordshire, ENGLAND,UK
THACKER, Ann b: 1 SEP 1808 in Trentham, Staffordshire, ENGLAND,UK

THACKER, Anna Maria b: 1 NOV 1849 in Willenhall, Staffordshire, ENGLAND, UK d: 4 OCT 1934 in Strawberry,Duchesne,Utah, USA
the key or linking individual

THACKER, Aron b: 1798 in Yarnfield, Staffordshire, ENGLAND, UK d: 23 APR 1825 in Darlaston, Staffordshire ,ENGLAND,UK

THACKER, Elizabeth b: 24 MAY 1851 in Willenhall, Staffordshire,ENGLAND,UK d: 1 MAR 1912 in Driggs,Teton,Idaho

THACKER, Elizabeth Ann b: 1869 in ,Staffordshire,ENGLAND,UK
and more on the web
back to William THACKER
Birth: ABT 1770
Married: 6 JUL 1796 in Eccleshall, Staffordshire,ENGLAND,UK
Christening: 1770
Note: BIOGRAPHY: "Vital Records Index-British Isles". Source: FHL Number1470944 Dates: 1611-1812 (Lists 2 children) 8 on the web


My specialities are England, Wales, Denmark and links to USA and the British Empire mostly in the age of steam - or about 1790 to 1950 so in the chat room I help anyone with their questions 0n those subjects, I used to teach instrumental music in Wolverhampon so I know that area.

James Watt -The Steam Engine Gains Popularity: "the invention of the rotary engine, with its ' sun and planet motion,' in 1781."

Anyway born in 1936 in Sutton Coldfield and growing up in the Midlands when steam engines were still (just) commercially viable, meant that I had a natural love of steam and coal.

But when in 1954- 1955 I learned about
thermodynamics and the relative indicated thermal efficiency of the reciprocating engines at Loughborough CAT (now the university) so seing no future in steam locomotives, I dropped mechanical engineering in favour of civil engineering, and I thought that at least I could work with the infrastucture of railways, and may be a spaceport in Australia in the 1980ies, but fate enabled me to become a professional musician.

in passing via google - en passant :-
Steam Balloon Article: "The steam balloon appears to be an extremely viable proposition; and while the steam airship does not have the potential to displace the helium airship in every application, it appears that it may well find a rewarding niche, perhaps in sports or low operating cost roles. And a steam engine is certainly a competitive alternative to the use of an 'explosion engine' for powering a steam airship. The writer is a little surprised that these concepts have never before been seriously advanced. "
and his illustrations look like steam car innards - another dream crushed in the 1950ies.

Back to Aleta's genealogy she has a lot of vital records for TONKS St. Giles, Willenhall, Staffordshire, ENGLAND

The Parish of St. Giles, Willenhall - Diocese of Lichfield
which means, like many Stafforshire families, the records are spead over three record offices - or four including Stoke on Trent.

Willenhall St Giles parish registers 1642-1812
Willenhall: St Giles' Church registers.
Registers of baptisms 1642-1812
and burials 1727-1812 have been indexed by surname. ... pdf


st giles old church
St Giles Old Church replaced by a Victorian church


Google Search: "St. Giles" Willenhall

GENUKI: Willenhall St Giles... Willenhall St Giles. ... Cemeteries. A transcript of the Monumental Inscriptions of StGiles, Willenhall, has been published by the Birmingham & Midland SGH.

Postcard of St Giles Church c 1920

Postcard of St Giles Church c 1920

Church of England Registers
The register of the church of St Giles commences in 1642.
The original registers for the period 1642-1964 (Bapts), 1841-1965 (Mar) & 1755-1926 (Bur), and Banns for the period 1956-1977 are deposited at Staffordshire Record Office.

Willenhall, St Giles was a chapelry to Wolverhampton, St Peter which retained the right to conduct Willenhall marriages until 1841.
Bishops Transcripts, 1799-1825 (Bapts & Bur) are deposited at Lichfield Record Office.

An indexed transcript of the St Giles register for the period 1642-1761 (Bapts only) was published jointly in 1990 by the Staffordshire Parish Register Society and the Birmingham & Midland SGH.
An indexed transcript of the St Giles register for the period 1761-1778 (Bapts) & 1727-1778 (Bur) was published jointly in 2002 by the Staffordshire Parish Register Society and the Birmingham & Midland SGH.

The LDS Church have filmed the following St Giles registers:
Parish Register : Bapts 1642-1829 & Bur 1642-1812. Film number 1526220 Parish Register : Bapts 1829-1901, Mar 1841-1900 & Bur 1727-1901. Film number 1517616
Bishops Transcript : Bapts, Mar & Bur 1799-1812. Film number 421621
Bishops Transcript : Bapts & Bur 1813-1825. Film number 497354

Wolverhampton Archives have placed on line indexes of the Willenhall St Giles registers covering Baptisms 1642-1812 & Burials 1727-1812.

hurrah for Genuki
Staffordshire Church Records - Location, Guides & Indexes

Tuesday, March 15, 2005

Hello : Introducing BloggerBot: "Just use Hello to send your pictures to BloggerBot. BloggerBot will automatically resize your JPG pictures, add your captions, and publish your pictures to the Web."
I have been playing with Picasa and GDS ( Google Desktop Search )
now I am very tempted to make a photoblog too

Google Desktop Search Download

to find an unused subdomain experiment http://VVVVVVVVV.blogspot.com/ The requested URL was not found on this server.
eircom net Ireland-International / Irish news headlines from leading Irish newspapers


More than 100 of the State's top earners used property-based tax breaks to avoid paying an average of more than €200,000 each in tax, according to an analysis of a new Revenue Commissioners' study of high earners. Mark Brennock, Chief Political Correspondent, reports

The study shows that 29 of these people paid no tax at all in 2001. All 115 of them appear to have earned more than €500,000, but paid tax at an effective rate of less than 30 per cent in that year. They claimed tax relief of €42 million on property investments in that tax year.

Labour's finance spokeswoman Joan Burton yesterday pointed out that the study "shows no reduction in the numbers paying no tax at all". In both 1999/2000 and in 2001, 29 top earners paid no tax.

the luck of the irish - no, sensible tax planning

Monday, March 14, 2005

You are not authorized to view this page

links are still broken

http://www.arkivalieronline.dk/Data/folket%E6lling/FT1840/01919/01048.tif

You are not authorized to view this page
The Web server you are attempting to reach has a list of IP addresses that are not allowed to access the Web site, and the IP address of your browsing computer is on this list.

))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

Please try the following:

Contact the Web site administrator if you believe you should be able to view this directory or page.
HTTP Error 403.6 - Forbidden: IP address of the client has been rejected.
Internet Information Services (IIS)

I emailed them a couple od days ago
SecuritySpace

Basic Information

Site being probed: arkivalieronline.dk/Data

Web Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0


Page Retrieval Time 2.51 seconds
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Size of page: 1635 bytes

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http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/
still one of my favourite texts on the web from 1907 so take it with a pinch of salt

Google Site Search for NeAdvent

Google Help : Search Features

FAQ -- Free Search

Want to drive traffic? Try the Google Free way.: "Copy. Paste. Search.
Google Free web search "

Google Information for Webmasters: "What else can I do to get listed in Google?
If you are having difficulty getting listed in the Google index, you may want to consider submitting your site to Yahoo! or Netscape. You can submit to Yahoo! by visiting http://docs.yahoo.com/info/suggest/. You can submit your site to Netscape's Open Directory Project (DMOZ) by visiting www.dmoz.org. Once your site is included in either of these directories, Google will often index your site within six to eight weeks. "








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WWW hughw36.blogspot.com



GRIFFITH Surname y-DNA Project

The GRIFFITH surname project is intended to provide an avenue for connecting the many branches of Griffith, Griffiths and other forms of the surname. The patronymic naming system, practiced in Wales into the latter 18th century, makes this task more difficult. Evan, Thomas, Johns, Jones, Rees, Owen, and many other common Welsh names may share common male ancestors. Surnames included in the project include: Griffeth, Griffeths, Griffets, Griffett, Griffis, Griffith, Griffiths, Griffitts

Family Tree DNA - we do genetic tests for your genealogy questions!

I am very suspicious of these patronymic projects because there are millions of individuals all unrelated - expensive ules tightly designed

Sunday, March 13, 2005

I have been busy baking bread this afternoon
Breville Breadmaker. (BR3) quite automatic as long as you get the mix right.
bad mistake added cold milkwhich the yeast did not like - so puddingy this time !

and translating - another kind of cooking translation Folketællinger - census help church books Danish parish registers and census online help

Arkivalieronline has launched a new program, that simplifies the use of the site, and is faster.
Pop up windows are no longer used and navigation is now by means of arrows in the same browser window. bladningsprogram - viewer help


The new pages are not yet put on the site maps but I need to edit many of the old pages next
AOHackers hjemmeside - Projekter
Google Search: Lars J. Helbo

from usenet dk.videnskab.historie.genealogi

Re: Arkivalier online

On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 23:02:25 +0100, Arne Nielsen arnen@0post3.tele.dk wrote:
- Hej Poul. - -Hvor ved du alt det fra?
Prøv at læse diskussioner og forklaringer her:

http://www.dis-danmark.dk/forum/read.php?f=5&i=4562&t=4562

http://www.dis-danmark.dk/forum/read.php?f=5&i=4504&t=4504

http://www.dis-danmark.dk/forum/read.php?f=2&i=5350&t=5350

http://www.dis-danmark.dk/forum/read.php?f=2&i=5156&t=5156

Efter 8 travle dage ved PC'en er version 2.2.0 af AO Værktøjer netop frigivet på http://www.aohackers.dk/.
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-- Lars J. Helbo
lars@helbo.org
www.helbo.orgwww.genealogy.dk

yes Lars

taking or misusing copyright material is stealing

the data is public knowledge but the format is copyright


anyay who can usefully read 1000 pages book in one day?

the whole thing reminds me of the sad case of Bo Warming
fortids pensionist, who has nothing better to do . . . . .

Hugh W


more. -
Kirkebøger

Kirkebøgerne er hentet på www.arkivalieronline.dk
Filerne er i tif-format, og er pakket i zip-format i hele kirkebøger.

D. 11. marts 2005
Almind Sogn og Lysgård Sogn er komplet

D. 28. februar 2005
Frederiks Sogn og Vium Sogn er komplet

D. 27. februar 2005
Sjørslev Sogn er komplet
from usenet:-

Hi all,

Copied this with permission of the poster
Start of quote:
As we go to press, it has come to my attention that in April the MOD intends to destroy some 6 million records of medals issued to WW1 personnel. I think you will agree that we cannot let them do so.
Our military expert Paul Reed has been looking into the matter and it appears that the private facility used by the MOD to hold the records at Hayes wants to relocate and charge the MOD for moving the cards. The MOD's response is to get rid of the 140 filing cabinets that contain the 4x6 cards. The National Archives doesn't want to take on the cards because it has already microfiched them and the microfiche has been digitally scanned
(see www.documentsonline.nationalarchives.gov.uk).

This isn't good enough. This is the only complete and untouched recordof First World War soldiers left. Other service records were burned during WW2. Only the fronts of the cards have been scanned and we believe that written on the back of many of these cards is the address that the medals were sent to.
Often, it isn't possible to determinewhether the record of the medals issued relates to your ancestor or another person without checking this address.

First, the cards need to be preserved.
They then need to be scannedproperly, front and back, and re-indexed.
If the National Archiveswon't step in, perhaps someone else will. The Imperial War Museum? TheVeteran's Association?

The MOD claims its holds copyright on the cards and that it can do what it wishes with them. I'd argue that these cards are part of the nation's heritage. They are public records, and I'd remind the MOD that the descendants of WW1 soldiers pay their taxes.
The cards remind us of the enormous sacrifice and loss incurred by men and women in this country during WW1, and of their bravery in adversity. They enable the children and grandchildren of those who died, and those who survived, tofind out some ofthe lost details of their forebears.
To save the cards we must take action.

We're instituting a campaign to urge the Minister of Defence, Geoff Hoon, and the Director of theNational Archives, Sarah Tyacke, to prevent the destruction of theserecords straight away.

Address your letter to us and we'll pass it onto these authorities:
Rt Hon Geoff Hoon & Sarah Tyacke
Save the Medal Index Cards
c/o Your Family Tree
30 Monmouth Street
Bath BA1 2BW

Alternatively, send an email headed 'Save the Medal Index Cards' to us at yfted@futurenet.co.uk . Do it now - the records are due to bedestroyed in April.

Garrick Webster,Editor, Your Family Tree"

End of quote

I apologise for typos in the above.
As we know now that the 1911 censusis in one almighty mess with the enumerator's books lost and the household schedules badly damaged, the thought of yet another valuable -priceless - resource being deliberately destroyed is beyond belief.

Such destruction will prevent those following in our footsteps in familyhistory research in generations to come from achieving their goals.

If you wish to post this to other lists, please feel free to use theabove.


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REGISTRATION DISTRICTS IN ENGLAND AND WALES (1837-1930)
http://www.fhsc.org.uk/genuki/reg/

http://www.documentsonline.nationalarchives.gov.uk/whats-new.asp

First World War records online

British War Medal

British War Medal

You can search the index cards to the in the First World War Medal Rolls online. As almost every officer and soldier, man and woman who saw active service overseas received a campaign medal, it forms the most complete "roll-call" of those who served.

  • Search the medals by name, corps, rank or regimental number - check the table below for latest availability.
  • Learn more about the Medal Rolls Index, including: the information you can find out from the medal card, what the qualifications were for campaign medals, along with images of the medals.
  • Read biographies of some famous people, who received campaign medals, beginning with the Rt Hon Clement Attlee, British Prime Minister from 1945 to 1951, and the author of "The Thirty-Nine Steps", John Buchan.
    British War Medal

  • You can search the index cards to the in the First World War Medal Rolls online. As almost every officer and soldier, man and woman who saw active service overseas received a campaign medal, it forms the most complete "roll-call" of those who served.

  • Search the medals by name, corps, rank or regimental number - check the table below for latest availability.

  • Learn more about the Medal Rolls Index, including: the information you can find out from the medal card, what the qualifications were for campaign medals, along with images of the medals.

  • Read biographies of some famous people, who received campaign medals, beginning with the Rt Hon Clement Attlee, British Prime Minister from 1945 to 1951, and the author of "The Thirty-Nine Steps", John Buchan.
Genoot Library - British Isles Vital Record Index Breakdown
a useful list

Wales, or the Church in Wales, was very intolerant,
so going to the county archive to research is the only way forwards.