Saturday 9 November 2013

REMEMBERING IRISH LIVES

IRISH LIVES REMEMBERED..


 is a wonderful free monthly e magazine...

 Now before you gloss over and think you can't access it, as you don't have an e reader of a Kindle or an iPad or tablet of any kind, if you're reading this, it's available to you... as a .pdf or  other versions or you can simply read online.

www.irishlivesremembered.com

Some seem confused as to how to access it... you are given a link each month which will take you directly to the main page... ( see above) From there, click on the latest magazine cover and that will take you to this link... which I have provided for you...







 However if you do use the original link, you will also see access to all past editions... at the top or bottom of the page...






These are just some of this month's contents... Enjoy...



  • Photo historian Jayne Shrimpton covers a family group from St. John’s Hill in Waterford
  • University College Cork launch their 2nd Irish Genealogy Summer School  -  Ancestral Connections, Names Places and Spaces
  • Findmypast Ireland announces a new partnership with FamilySearch.org and releases over 13 million records plus another 2.3 million court records
  • The Centre for the Study of Historic Irish Houses & Estates at the History Department at NUI Maynooth are inviting submissions for papers for their 12th annual conference in May 2014 - The Country House & The Great War – The European Experience
  • Fiona Fitzsimons guides us through whats on offer for researching Irish Family History Online
  • Shauna Hicks takes a look at Finding the Irish in Colonial Victoria
  • IARC in Limerick announce the winner of the Dromoland Castle giveaway
  • American genealogist, Maureen Wlodarczyk highlights the disappointment the Irish faced when they arrived in America in The Street were paved with cobblestones – not gold.
  • The Public Records Office of Northern Ireland provides a glimpse of what’s available in their Pre 1858 Wills records
  • The work of Lady Londonderry and the Women’s Legion in the Londonderry Papers
  • Michael Merrigan encourages philanthropy in genealogy at home and abroad
  • Sophia Hillen shares her story of Jane Austen’s nieces in Ireland, May, Lou & Cass Knight
  • Laois Tourism shows us what’s on offer in the County
  • Records available at Laois Library & Archives
  • Dr Paul MacCotter discusses Laois surnames
  • List of useful links for tracing your Laois Ancestors
  • Archive of the month for Church of Ireland
  • The Feerick family gathering celebrate a reunion in Westport
  • Events, Seminars, Courses, Books and much more

Many thanks,
Eileen Munnelly
Publisher



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