When will I learn: I will just check the workhouse admissions before I stop… oh beep 30 entries for one man in 5 years. Even if there are two entries for one admission that’s going to be some set of admissions…
A reminder that all of our concerns about the MoJ’s insane proposals and all our angry tweets are meaningless unless we let them know what we think through the official channels.
Don’t delay…
Respond today!
#SaveOurWills
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Did you know Archives and Collections @LibraryofBham is one of the few places in the county where you can access the National Index of Adoptions? This week Paul takes us through the history of adoption in the UK and how to use these resources. Read more:
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Currently looking at an ancestry tree SOOOO fanciful that I’ve been laughing for about an hour. I cannot for the life of me see how they have connected my ancestor to the landed family in question. Not least as the said Bt is dead at date of conception & he died without issue
📢 We are looking for a new Chair of Trustees. 🌟
- Shape SOG's role in the family history world
- Plan our future strategy with the Board
- Foster partnerships across the sector
- Help select our new CEO
Check out all the details at 👉 https://t.co/AO5L8Q15Ao.
#TrusteeChair
Today we share the priorities in our Archives for Everyone 2023-27 strategic plan. This opens a new chapter in our transformation, outlining our vision for the next four years.
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There is always one ancestors story that really hits home, even after many years of genealogy. For me it’s currently a British Home Child. https://t.co/Lj6qoh5tRx
As genealogists we deal with death on some level on a daily basis. We often wonder how the families we are researching managed the multiple blows that death dealt them. Here @Johnrashton47 explores how we talk about death, particularly that of a child.