LONG WEEKEND - FULL NSW CERTIFICATE TRANSCRIPTIONS SALE

Web Version Like Forward NSW Family History Transcriptions PO Box 52 Camden NSW 2570

IRELAND GENEALOGY PROJECTS - LATEST ADDITIONS APRIL, 2016

CORK Genealogy Archives - Obituaries & Funeral Entries
Funeral Entry: Barham, Nicholas 1640

DONEGAL Genealogy Archives - Vital Records
Deaths from 1869 (Updated)

DUBLIN Genealogy Archives - Headstones
Grangegorman Military Cemetery, WWII & Vets (Updated)
Mount Jerome Cemetery - Part 126

GALWAY Genealogy Archives - Land
Encumbered Estate of CHARLES BLAKE, Esq (Ballyfruit) 1852

LIMERICK Genealogy Archives - Cemeteries
Rockstown Graveyard Memorials

MAYO Genealogy Archives - Headstones
Annagh Cemetery, Glenhest
Taugheen Cemetery, Claremorris

MEATH Genealogy Archives - Obituaries & Funeral Entries
Funeral Entry: Moony, Thomas 1638 & Nugent, James 1634

ROSCOMMON Genealogy Archives - Headstones
Ballintober Cemetery

SLIGO Genealogy Archives - Headstones
Carrentemple New Cemetery

WATERFORD Genealogy Archives - Cemeteries
Kilrush Memorials

WESTMEATH Genealogy Archives - Headstones
St. Mary's R.C. Church & Plaques, Streete

ULSTER HISTORICAL FOUNDATION'S " TRACING YOUR IRISH ANCESTORS " June & September, 2016

Family History Conferences 2016 - Discover your Irish roots with the Ulster Historical Foundation

Tracing your Irish Ancestors Conferences 

with the Ulster Historical Foundation, Belfast

Places are filling up quickly for Ulster Historical Foundation's Tracing your Irish Ancestors family history conferences 

in June and September 2016.

In fact the June event will shortly sell out. 

If you are interested in attending this programme 

we suggest that you book now to avoid disappointment.

For further details please click on the link below.

Family History Conferences 2016

EASTER RISING RECORDS FREE 17-27 APRIL 2016

Explore for free for 10 days View online

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explore Ireland under martial law Discover how your ancestors were affected by the Easter Rising and Irish War of Independence in the biggest collection of British War Office records relating to the events of 1916-1921 ever released. These 75,000 fascinating records are are free to view on Findmypast until 27 April, and vividly expose the brutality of life on the streets under martial law in Ireland. Search for free

How to search the Easter Rising records The best search techniques are key to making the most of this incredible collection, so be sure to take note of these top tips to maximise your results. Start exploring

5 fascinating things you can learn in the Easter Rising records From in-depth riot reports to eye-witness accounts, interviews with civilians, reports of the trials of the Rising's leaders, and their sentences of execution, there is an astonishing breadth of historical detail to discover. Wise up

The Easter Rising, as reported in the British newspapers News of the Rising started to filter through to the British newspapers on Tuesday April 25th 1916. By the weekend, vivid stories were unfolding. See history as it happened in these amazing contemporary accounts. Off the press

10 million free Irish Catholic Parish records Findmypast has so many Irish collections, and this incredible set is the perfect place to start. Spanning over 200 years of Ireland's history from 1671-1900, The Irish Catholic Parish Registers contain over 40 million names from over 1,000 parishes. Discover your Irish heritage »

GENETIC GENEALOGY QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION.....CLARE ROOTS SOCIETY 19 MAY, 2016

CLARE ROOTS SOCIETY MEETING

8pm. Thursday 19^th May

Old Ground Hotel

Genetic Genealogy Question and Answer Session.

Have you sent a sample of your DNA for analysis or are you still considering doing so?  Twenty people sent off samples after the November 2015 Clare Roots Society monthly meeting, addressed by Genetic Genealogist of the Year, Maurice Gleeson.  

Six months on, many of them are still trying to make sense of the lists of probable distant cousins and other results that have now come back to them.  Clare Roots Society's next monthly meeting in the Maguire Suite of the Old Ground Hotel at 8pm on Thursday 19 May will be a follow-up session.  

If you have any questions about your DNA results, or genetic genealogy in general, please bring them along to this meeting, where Society chairperson and avid genetic genealogist Paddy Waldron will attempt to answer them.  

Questions can be e-mailed in advance to chairperson@clareroots.org.  

For best results, those who have already received DNA results may want to join the Clare Roots project at FamilyTreeDNA.com and copy the results to GEDmatch.com in advance of the meeting.  DNA kits will be available at the meeting.

WILLIAM ORPEN CONCERT ... BOOK NOW Thursday 29th Sept, 2016

NEW WESTMEATH RECORDS ARE NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE

New Records Online for County Westmeath Westmeath Genealogy has added 36,000 new records to its online database at www.westmeath.rootsireland.ie. The new records include Mullingar death records, Westmeath Gravestone inscriptions and various baptisms and marriages between the years 1900 to 1920. The full list of available sources for the Westmeath Genealogy Centre can be viewed here .  If you have any questions please check our Help section and if this does not provide an answer, then you may contact us or one of the county centres. Yours Sincerely rootsireland.ie Brought to you by the Irish Family History Foundation Become a fan on facebook.