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FamilySearch announced that it has teamed up with Findmypast.com to increase online access to British historical records. The first projects are retired servicemen and merchant seamen records.
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FamilySearch releases two new free research tools to help those with British and Scottish roots find their
ancestors. The research guides are "Finding Records of Your Ancestors,
England" and "Finding Records of Your Ancestors, Scotland."
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from: blog.eogn.com
Did your ancestors run afoul of the law in London? You can now search the transcripts of 210,000 trials in London's Old Bailey court online. To read the full story
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from: theglobeandmail.com
He was frozen in a glacier for up to 329 years. Now scientists have used genetics to find 17 of his relatives now living in Canada and Alaska. To read the full story,
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from: blog.wired.com
A woman allegedly used Utah-based Rootsweb.com to find Social Security numbers and birth dates of dead people. She then used the information to use the still-active credit card accounts of those dead people. To read the full story
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Hundreds of people will gather at the Cherry Hill Stake Center in New
Jersey this month to learn new techniques for researching African
American ancestry and hear from scholars and sponsors in the black
genealogical community.
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The Catholic Church has ordered dioceses across the globe not to give
information in parish registers to members of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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