outbound ships passenger lists sailing from USA and Canada
www.olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/outbound/Neither U.S. A. nor Canada maintained outbound ships passenger lists. ... transcribeships passenger lists leaving USA, bound for Europe and United Kingdom.See I kept saying I did talk long ago on this and I knew there were sites that could cough upsome information.Ships Passenger Lists from Canada & USA
thegenealogyspot.com/ShipsLists-Online/outbound/index.shtmlShipsListsOnline is pleased to announce a new project to transcribe ships passenger lists leaving USA, bound for Europe and United Kingdom. Many of these ...mixed bag here but one never knows.This is very exciting to see there are more than two to dig into and hunt around.Now I can tell you this page that came up has tons more information but it deals a lot withships leaving specific Countries.Enjoy your hunting.Passenger Ship Manifests
about.com/Passenger+Ship+ManifestsGoogle is a great resource to remember to use.
Friday, January 30, 2015
Out Bound Ships Leaving USA Data
I did the normal thing for me. I went to Google and asked the question. Here is what I received as an answer.
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Free Beginners Courses
Free Beginners Courses
Want to remind all that there is help at the click of a button.
Audrey Stetson shared this with me and others some time back.
Want to remind all that there is help at the click of a button.
Audrey Stetson shared this with me and others some time back.
Audrey posted about Free On line Courses offered by BYU Independent Study.
Where has this information been? At least it has been found and exposed. So I am saying to you all
Check this out and take advantage of it. Some very interesting topics are being presented.
Monday, January 26, 2015
Steve Andres of the USS Midway Museum Presents.....
Wednesday 28 Jan 2015 Chula Vista Civic Center Branch Library 365 F St., Chula Vista, CA
Noon to 2:30 pm
USS MIDWAY's service from 1945 - 1992.. History... Slide presentation, brochures. a slide tour of ship.
Steve Andres is a 8 year veteran as the Midway Museum Docent. with over 2,000 hours.
US Naval Academy Graduate. 30 years of USN service, retiring as Captain.
Come join in the learning of ship life. One never knows when the knowledge may break a brick wall because you did not understand the terminology used by the serviceman.
Thank You for your Service Retired Capt. Andres.
Noon to 2:30 pm
USS MIDWAY's service from 1945 - 1992.. History... Slide presentation, brochures. a slide tour of ship.
Steve Andres is a 8 year veteran as the Midway Museum Docent. with over 2,000 hours.
US Naval Academy Graduate. 30 years of USN service, retiring as Captain.
Come join in the learning of ship life. One never knows when the knowledge may break a brick wall because you did not understand the terminology used by the serviceman.
Thank You for your Service Retired Capt. Andres.
Friday, January 23, 2015
Important News Indiana State Library Update
A great acquaintance of mine Judy G. Russell, JD, CG, CGL The Legal Genealogist ,
wrote this article today to let us know what is happening to yet again another Library. A State Library.
you would think they would learn. With her permission I am posting for you to go to her site and the site Indiana Genealogical Society and learn more.
WE NEED TO GET THE WORD OUT. PASS IT ON.
Thank You,
Susi Pentico
Educational Chairperson
CVGS
wrote this article today to let us know what is happening to yet again another Library. A State Library.
you would think they would learn. With her permission I am posting for you to go to her site and the site Indiana Genealogical Society and learn more.
PLEASE HELP SAVE ANOTHER LIBRARY, AND SHARE THIS WITH OTHERS.
Word arrived yesterday from the Indiana Genealogical Society that the budget bill introduced in the Indiana House includes a massive 24% reduction in funding to the Indiana State Library.
WE NEED TO GET THE WORD OUT. PASS IT ON.
Thank You,
Susi Pentico
Educational Chairperson
CVGS
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Mississippi Research for Wed 21st Cancelled at LemonGrove LIbrary.
Sorry all we will try it again next month or you may come to the Bonita-Sunnyside Library to see and hear the research resources.
Did you know that many counties in Pennsylvania have their own sites on Facebook and will do look ups and exchanges with you?
I am going to see about other states also. Yes, a few New York sites are. In fact, a cousin runs one on NYC area. Want to know more contact me. I have some good sources for Arkansas if anyone is interested let me know will email them to you.
Did you know that many counties in Pennsylvania have their own sites on Facebook and will do look ups and exchanges with you?
I am going to see about other states also. Yes, a few New York sites are. In fact, a cousin runs one on NYC area. Want to know more contact me. I have some good sources for Arkansas if anyone is interested let me know will email them to you.
Friday, January 9, 2015
Mentioning Blogs, Have you tried THEINDEPTHGENEALOGIST.COM
MENTIONING BLOGS.........
Out in the world of genealogy we have some really neat places to garner information.
This is one I follow and these are the people who control it.
Jennifer Alford, Shannon Combs-Bennett, Terri O'Connell
I chose this blog because it picks up the top ten blog posts that people have really learned and enjoyed from.
I wrote one article for them so long ago I can' t remember the year.
IDG's Top 10 Posts of 2014 - The In-Depth GenealogistThe In-Depth Genealogist
The top posts they found were written by : Christine Woodcock, Jacky Gamble, Leslie Drwitz,
Terri O'Connell, Shannon Combs-Bennett and Michelle Goodrum.
The topics are of interest to almost all researchers: Christine W does awesome things with Scottish Research, Terri I have known a very long time. Suspect they are all well known in their region and I enjoyed their posts.
Enjoy and join if their information is helpful to you.
With so many blogs out there about two years ago I started being more selective. They are one I have selected.
Out in the world of genealogy we have some really neat places to garner information.
This is one I follow and these are the people who control it.
Jennifer Alford, Shannon Combs-Bennett, Terri O'Connell
I chose this blog because it picks up the top ten blog posts that people have really learned and enjoyed from.
I wrote one article for them so long ago I can' t remember the year.
IDG's Top 10 Posts of 2014 - The In-Depth GenealogistThe In-Depth Genealogist
The top posts they found were written by : Christine Woodcock, Jacky Gamble, Leslie Drwitz,
Terri O'Connell, Shannon Combs-Bennett and Michelle Goodrum.
The topics are of interest to almost all researchers: Christine W does awesome things with Scottish Research, Terri I have known a very long time. Suspect they are all well known in their region and I enjoyed their posts.
Enjoy and join if their information is helpful to you.
With so many blogs out there about two years ago I started being more selective. They are one I have selected.
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Sunday, January 4, 2015
Results of Workshop
Yes, there were results from the Wild Apricot workshop.
1. Major struggles to get logged in by many. Finally mastered I think by all.
2. 14 or 15 in attendance. Large enough for working with new program.
3. It has a lot of potential for our members for assistance in asking questions and requesting answers.
4. Library had a few gliches maybe with internet, I am not techie there. But presentation was delayed for about 20 minutes.
5. I see where we will need this workshop again by March I suspect for more people to learn how to work the system. Feed back here please. Thanks.
6. We have an ability to have a photo display area, a research area information, hope to get the forms from old system to new for charts and forms.
7. Those whom attended if you will let me know if you want to do this again or need more help let us know. Amazing that even those proficient struggled at times.
8. Thanks for coming.
9. Bonita-Sunnyside Library thanks for having us.
10. Welcome to Margaret who was very interested in our societies programs and hopes to bring a friend to our next meeting.
Blessed Happy New Year.
1. Major struggles to get logged in by many. Finally mastered I think by all.
2. 14 or 15 in attendance. Large enough for working with new program.
3. It has a lot of potential for our members for assistance in asking questions and requesting answers.
4. Library had a few gliches maybe with internet, I am not techie there. But presentation was delayed for about 20 minutes.
5. I see where we will need this workshop again by March I suspect for more people to learn how to work the system. Feed back here please. Thanks.
6. We have an ability to have a photo display area, a research area information, hope to get the forms from old system to new for charts and forms.
7. Those whom attended if you will let me know if you want to do this again or need more help let us know. Amazing that even those proficient struggled at times.
8. Thanks for coming.
9. Bonita-Sunnyside Library thanks for having us.
10. Welcome to Margaret who was very interested in our societies programs and hopes to bring a friend to our next meeting.
Blessed Happy New Year.
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