IS IT POSSIBLE to find out anything about people who entered into bigamous marriages? J McIver (by e-mail)
• If one of your ancestors entered into a bigamous marriage it is likely that there would have been a prosecution. for more click here
A SNAPSHOT of Scotland’s people as they were one summer’s day 165 years ago is, at last, accessible on the internet, providing an invaluable resource for genealogists and history lovers. Following a five-year project to make Scotland’s past census records available online, the 1841 census - the first full census that asked people’s place of birth and occupation, rather than simply making a head count - completes this unique archive of Victorian census details. for more click here
Perhaps the greatest aid to finding out about your past is the internet. It’s cheap, it’s convenient and it is the doorway to discovery. Use it to find out specific information, or even to get in touch with family members - the possibilities are endless. for more click here
IT IS ironic that the more dispersed and disassociated from family and home we become, the greater appears to be our need to know who we are and where we come from. Genealogy is becoming more and more popular as a leisure-time pursuit, as people dig deep in their search for ancestors. for more click here
Family tree dating circa 1650, rural Lincolnshire. Compiled by Graham Houtby. for more click here
Research database compiled by Andrew Hoyle. Also features the surnames Young, Robinson and Daniel. for more click here
Book tracing the family’s history from Henry Hurst in Buckinghamshire, England, and chronicling the lives of his descendants through Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois. for more click here
Researching the lineage from Dorsetshire, ENG to Massachusetts, USA circa 1635. Explores the various lines across the States. for more click here
Information and resources for those researching the name and its application. for more click here
Family research compiled by Debra, including surnames Leisure, Loveless, Shoultz and Shrader. for more click here
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