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Surname Saturday: Ong
This week, the Surname Saturday theme stops at the story of the 18th Century unusually named ONG family of Stuntney and Ely, Cambridgeshire. Continue reading
Posted in Cambridgeshire, Ong, Surname Saturday
Tagged Ely Holy Trinity, geneabloggers, Martha Feast, Martha Jennings, Mary Ong, Ong, Stuntney, surnames, Thomas Cross, Thomas Ong
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FindMyPast.co.uk boosts Suffolk baptism records by 141,500
FindMyPast.co.uk has added 450,000 more parish register entries to its collection – including 141,500 Suffolk baptisms. Continue reading
Posted in News, Suffolk
Tagged Baptisms, FindMyPast, Myko Clelland, Suffolk, Suffolk Family History Society
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Who Do You Think You Are? Live 2014
The 2014 Who Do You Think You Are? Live dates have been confirmed, but there’s a change…. Continue reading
Posted in Events, WDYTYA
Tagged Olympia London, WDYTYAlive, WDYTYALive2014, Who Do You Think You Are? Live
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Wordless Wednesday – Wilburton school children circa 1919
Wordless Wednesday – this week shows a photograph of the children from Wilburton village school, Cambridgeshire, in about 1919-1921. Continue reading
The lost and unloved Nokes family Bible
A family bible for the Nokes family (seemingly of Essex) sits unloved in the corner of an antiques store in Ely, Cambridgeshire. Continue reading
Surname Saturday: Skeel
Skeel – An unusual and widely mis-spelt ancestral surname that appears to have roots in 18th Century Middlesex, is this week’s Surname Saturday themed post. Continue reading
Posted in Middlesex, Skeel, Surname Saturday, Swaffham Bulbeck
Tagged Brentford, Elizabeth Richardson, Elizabeth Skeel, Great Yarmouth, Job Skeel, Scales, Skate, Skeel, Skeels
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The Cross family infographic
The Cross family infographic – sharing stats based descendants from Thomas Cross and his wife Ann of 17th Century Ely, Cambridgeshire, England, including family members who emigrated to Australia in the 19th Century. Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Cambridgeshire, Cross
Tagged analysis, data, infographic, statistics
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Cambridgeshire Family History Society Fair details confirmed – and it’s free!
The Cambridgeshire Family History Society (CFHS) has revealed more details about their event in October 2013 – including free entry! Continue reading
Tombstone Tuesday: Anne Brontë and her grave error
Author Anne Brontë’s headstone has been given an erratum plaque by the Brontë Society. Should headstones be corrected or left as a historical object? Continue reading
Posted in News, Tombstone Tuesday
Tagged Anne Bronte, Bronte Society, Elizabeth Wright, Elizabeth Yarrow, error, headstone
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Local and Community History Month 2013
May 2013 is ‘Local and Community History Month’ in the UK. Continue reading
