Hi, Jan. Tangentially related, you may find this collection interesting. After 1894, burial information and transfers started to be documented on the death certificates as well as on coroner's reports. The evolution of this process is interesting.
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Uncovering and learning sad stories like those you've shared about your family, are, perhaps, one of the most essential reasons that we do what we do. The fragility of life, moreover the fragility of the idea that we are even here, reminds us everyday of what matters, what is to be cherished.
We explained how that would be the hastest way, since NYS orders are abusrd. The bulk of genealogical research is ruling things out. Have you ordered the record required to rule out this very likley answer? I wouldn't want others to waste time if, in fact, you've had the answer all along.
Indeed. Cristina, as you recall, Áine and I spent several hours last July researching this for you. Áine presented you with a very likely scenario which required you to order the relevant death certificate from the county clerk in Southampton, Suffolk County. 1/2
Yeah, no.
Call me crazy, but I keep seeing Interviewer - even though that would mean a letter is missing. But it clearly starts with "Int" and there is a dotted "i" and enough there to be "iewer" for the end. Best guess.
New York state has a chance to strengthen its Freedom of Information Law and be a bright spot amid rising authoritarianism and secrecy.
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Scottish Prison Records Release It’s a wet day here in Scotland, or at least it is where we are. Dreich as we would say! But we have something to brighten your day wherever you are in the world. We have just released another 100,000 prison register entries! This means that there are now more than one million entries in Scotland's Criminal Database.
Update to the Scottish Prison Records Database
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Instructions in the post.
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Are you ready for the 1926 census release? I've got you covered with a prep article. #IrishGenealogy #AncestryHour #GenHour #FamilyHistory
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For searchers of eloping couples, #MyHeritage has over 600K marriage licenses from Elkton, Cecil County, Maryland.
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In this week’s roundup, a book for Irish American Heritage and Women’s History Month, a touching reunion story about inherited traits, and more!
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I'm at my #FamilySearch Center this afternoon if any genies need restricted record copies.
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Saturday, 7 March
Winter Webinar – Jen Baldwin – The Royal Navy in Family History: Sailors, Ships and Submarines
Love it. ❤️
Reminds me of this placque we have, "Lord keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth."
Picture of quote from Lord of the Rings that reads: "For many years, at days end, I would look up … wondering what might he think if he were watching me. Would he be proud of what I’ve accomplished with his legacy? Or disappointed by the countless ways I’d failed to live up to it? But then, one night, it struck me that I would be only too happy to hear any judgment, so long as it granted me the opportunity to have but one more conversation with my father. Do not waste what time you have left with yours.”
About 4 years ago, I was quite moved by a scene and a quote on the last episode of Lord of the Rings: TheRingsofPower.
Over the weekend we had a near tragedy with my FIL, and I think perhaps it's a good time to revisit this. Time is precious. #Family #Genealogy
not really - certainly not as metaphorical.
'fare un casino' is to make a mess. So, one would say, "Allora, come siano riusciti a fare un casino di tutti cose non lo so davvero."
I thank you in return, as the expression "make such a dog’s breakfast of it" was new to me, until today. 😂
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I agree with Áine. Probably AI transcription error (which often fails with even the best writing). To be clear, passenger manifests were created and written out at the point of departure, not arrival. All immigration officials did were to check off the passengers against that list.
Wow. Very sad.
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I'm at my #FamilySearch Center this afternoon if any genies need restricted record copies.
#PayItForward #PassTheWord
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AFTER - showing the line returns resulting in a neat description.
BEFORE - no formatting possible. Punctuation required to separate elements.
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Text in the Description section in a fact box can now be formatted.
Previously, text was just run-on. Punctuation was needed to separate.
