Gallery

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belonging to the first post I read on [sgbm]
and welcome

Bailey/Baily/Bayly/Bailie/Baile/Baley/Bale

MyFamily.com - Your private family website. It's quick and easy.

MyFamily.com - Your private family website. It's quick and easy.

I never see the point of these
we use email to keep in touch

Organize your Paper Files - Supplies

Organize your Paper Files - Supplies: "Starter's Kit - Platinum - Order Now!
99 pre-printed tabs
25 customizable divider tabs
The Complete Beginner's Guide to Genealogy, the Internet, and Your Genealogy Computer Program
1 sheet clear labels
Instructions
Legacy Family Tree Deluxe
Burgundy Binder "
Welcome to Genealogy Research Associates: "Part of Genealogy Research Associates' mission statement is to provide practical educational training. We have provided free lessons on this web site to help the beginner, and even the seasoned genealogist, establish a solid genealogical foundation. "

Barbados Department of Archives

Barbados West Indies from Barbados Home Page

soc_genealogy_britain_moderated

I read http://groups-beta.google.com/group/soc.genealogy.britain
every day but lately there is so much OT posting I created a new google group
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/sgbm

just to see if there is any demand for a moderated version

Hugh W

The Monmouth Rebellion

The Monmouth Rebellion: "England's West Country, including Somerset, was a Protestant stronghold at the time of the death of the Protestant King Charles II in February 1685. The new King, Charles' brother James, Duke of York, was Roman Catholic. Charles II's Protestant but illegitimate son, James Scott, the Duke of Monmouth, got the idea that all England would support him in a Protestant rising. Monmouth landed in the West Country and encouraged a Protestant revolt with a rabble of brave but untrained West Country yokels and miners, with plans to capture Bristol and then march on London to claim the throne. The Monmouth Rebellion, which lasted all of five weeks, was a bloodbath for the Protestant rebels, both in battle at Sedgemoor, and afterwards at the 'Bloody Assizes' - the trials conducted by Chief Justice George Jeffreys. The Duke himself was taken to London and executed.
James II's pitiless treatment of Monmouth's followers shocked the country. Over a thousand were condemned to death or slavery in the West Indian Plantations. "

I wonder if any of my distant cousins were involved ?

How our ancestors suffered

First Person - Life Matters - 21/04/2005: First Person - Letter from Fanny Burney: "In 1811 Fanny Burney was diagnosed with cancer of the right breast and endured a masectomy."
listen to the radio

FEEFHS - Eastern European Genealogy - FEEFHS

FEEFHS - Eastern European Genealogy - FEEFHS: "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. "

found from Heckel surname list

Messages posted to this board also appear in the "HECKEL-L@rootsweb.com" mailing list.

help finding dnish connections

DisForum - Find your relatives in Denmark

In this forum family history researchers who do not speak danish can ask for help, whether for finding information on ancestors or for getting into contact with relatives or descendants in Denmark.

DIS-Danmark - english: "DIS-Danmark is an association of genealogical researchers which uses data processing and computers as a tool in the genealogical research."


DIS is short for Databehandling I Slægtsforskning - Computers in Genealogy

Old friends

Bryher the Isles of Scilly @ Cornwall Connect
just been phoning the daughter of Frank Butler a childhood friend who married a man from the Scillies

adding background to my archives

ahnentafel of the mother of Hugh Watkins a quick and nasty html and a rough edit of a mchine generated page

Symantec Security Response - Trojan.ByteVerify

Symantec Security Response - Trojan.ByteVerify

just turned up on my machine
Symantec Security Response - removal Trojan.ByteVerify

Disabling or enabling Windows XP System Restore
As noted in the message, this will delete all existing restore points. Click Yes to do this.
Click OK.
Proceed with what you need to do. For example, removing viruses. Restart the computer and follow the instructions in the next section to turn on System Restore.

in safe mode and scan !

Microsoft product Lifecycle

Product Lifecycle Dates - W:

Windows XP Professional launched 31-Dec-2001 support c eses 31-Dec-2006 and extended support ceases 31-Dec-2011

See Note 14 "Mainstream support will end 2 years after the next version of this product is launched. Extended support will end 5 years after Mainstream support ends. "

BlogThis has been constipated again and made MS IE 6 hang even.

Blogger Problem

This server is currently experiencing a problem. An engineer has been notified and will investigate.

Status code: 1-500-24

Please visit the Blogger homepage http://www.blogger.com/home

or the Blogger Knowledge Base http://help.blogger.com/ for further assistance.

http://www.blogger.com/

mean while I wanted to blog this transport hub page close to where I am now :-(§§§ and my beard is longer and whiter too
http://www.ifsec.co.uk/floorplan/venue.asp

RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Slægtssider for Hedvig Pitzner-Jørgensen

RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Slægtssider for Hedvig Pitzner-Jørgensen

a new tree on the web efternavnene ØRUM, MEYER og PITZNER
countries
Danmark Norge Tyskland Letland - Denmark Norway Germany Latvia Russia

MyFamily.com Inc. is expanding in UK

MyFamily.com Inc.
click on careers then employment opprtunities

Managing Director Europe - UK International - UK International UK G&A London, United Kingdom Apr 06, 2005

Regional Content Acquisition Manager - UK/Ireland International - UK International US Content London, United Kingdom Apr 06, 2005

Local Country Consultant - European International - UK International US Content Europe, Various European Cities Apr 06, 2005

Public Relations Marketing Manager - UK International - UK International UK G&A London, United Kingdom

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Job Summary - Managing Director Europe:

We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced professional with a solid track record in building international business with exceptional results. This person will be based in London, England. The Managing Director of Europe will report to the Sr. Vice President International. The Managing Director Europe will be responsible to help evaluate international markets and oversee the international expansion of MyFamily.com's offerings.

Responsibilities:

· Create an expansion plan for MyFamily.com's products across Europe.

· Successfully execute on the plan to build MyFamily.com's worldwide business.

· Coordinate strategic direction and execution for international expansion in marketing, product management, content acquisition, business development, and other departments to ensure rapid roll-out of products for successful international expansion.

· Using existing and new contacts, establish partnerships with key local market partners




Required Skills:

· 8-10 years experience in international marketing, sales, distribution and business development of consumer oriented products. Experience with online subscription business is preferred.

· Strong network of contacts in global and local market Internet companies, particularly in Europe

· Track record of successful international expansion, preferably in Internet companies

· Experience with local business practices and contract negotiation in Europe.

GeneWeb

GeneWeb: "GeneWeb is a genealogy software program with a Web interface. It can be used off-line or in a Web environment. It uses very efficient techniques of relationship and consanguinity computing, developed in collaboration with Didier Rémy, research Director at INRIA.

GeneWeb, free software with a GNU license, is available for Unix, Windows and Mac (OS X).
Daniel de Rauglaudre
Research Engineer
INRIA - Domaine de Voluceau - Rocquencourt
78153 Le Chesnay Cedex - France "

Why Shaking the Family Tree can be Bad for your Health

Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter
Dick wrote:
I discovered an online article published by the Telegraph in London with a cute title of Why Shaking the Family Tree can be Bad for your Health. I thought to myself, "This should be a cute, tongue-in-cheek article." Wrong! Author Elizabeth Day is serious.

-- 0 0 00 0 0 --

www.telegraph.co.uk/
"Genealogists want psychotherapy to be made available for people who stumble across unpleasant discoveries while researching their family history.
The Society of Genealogists is one of several organisations concerned that amateur historians are not sufficiently prepared for the secrets they might uncover in their family records, and could need counselling to help them through the emotional process.

Else Churchill, a genealogy officer at the society, said: 'People can be dealing with many serious things - from discovering your ancestor was a rapist who was deported to Australia to finding out you are adopted. Burying secrets causes problems and you have to be incredibly sensitive when dealing with such issues.
'Having trained counsellors on hand could help. My job as a genealogist ends when I have put the whats and the whos together, but there needs to be a continued support.

'Many of Britain's four million amateur genealogists will end up discovering illegitimacy, bigamy, adoption and previously unknown relatives in the course of their research.
Diane Mattinson, 48, an office manager from Bicester, Oxfordshire, discovered that her great-grandfather, James Phillips, had never married her great-grandmother, Elizabeth. " continues

and ends

There are those, however, who might be disappointed if they fail to find some dark secret.
Last year, a survey conducted by 1837online.com, a genealogical website, found that 10 per cent of amateur historians hope to unearth a family skeleton.

which gives a little spice to their hobby

Wales 1774 or 1777 details

Wales 1774 or 1777 details which tell us about life in those days.

I have just made the first two jpg from the 215 years old engraving.

Heir or Probate, Genealogy

Forensic Genealogy

Many of these cases will be initiated by an established and legal client to us for our firm to act on their behalf in the research phase of identifying and locating the heirs/beneficiaries to the estate.

The Compensation for us may be by either a "contingency fee", "hourly fee" or some other defined contractual compensation. In these cases our fees and expenses, along with those of the Trustee or other client including the expenses incurred by them in administering the estate, will ultimately be charged to the estate for these costs. The end result, here, is that the heirs and beneficiaries, once identified and found, will assume the net payable proceeds resulting after all expenses have been paid


Google Search: "forensic genealogist"

or in UK

Google Search: "forensic genealogy" site:uk

1837online is a spin off from that trade

1837online.com is based in London, England and is part of an independently-owned business that is dedicated to providing high quality genealogical services to professional and non-professional researchers. 1837online.com is a sister company to Title Research, an independent business which has existed for nearly 40 years and provides probate and succession genealogy services to lawyers and corporate and public trustees around the world. Uniquely in its industry, Title Research provides a range of services endorsed by The Law Society of England & Wales and is also certified by the British Standards Institute as an Investor in People, with the total quality standard BS EN ISO 9001-2000 and with the standard for the secure management of information BS 7799 -2:2002.

As part of its day-to-day work, Title Research used to consult the microfiche version of the birth, marriage and death indexes extensively. Some time ago the business took the decision to computerise these records for internal use. However, we soon realised that it would be possible to make the computerised records available to other interested parties over the internet – and 1837online was set up to do this.

Representatives from both 1837online.com and Title Research are members of the Family Records Centre User Group

Contact details for 1837online.com are as follows:

1837online.com
24 Britton Street
London
EC1M 5UA
England

Tel: 0870 777 1837 or (international) +44 870 777 1837
Fax: 020 7608 3260 or (international) +44 20 7608 3260



1837online.com has invested a great deal of time and money in bringing you the indexes of Births, Marriages and Deaths for England and Wales. As researchers ourselves, we know the value of seeing original material. 1837online.com lets you see faithfully scanned images of the originals, enabling you to make informed decisions based upon your own skill, judgement and experience.

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