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GENDIS –Genealogical Death Indexing System

Find an ancestor who died in Michigan between 1867 and 1897:
Welcome to the International Society for British Genealogy and Family History

The ISBGFH exists for anyone who is researching British ancestry, be they ancestors who left Ireland for America at the time of the potato famine, ones who were sent with the first fleet to Australia, persons who fled to Canada to escape poor prospects in Scotland, a Welshman traveling to Patagonia or an Englishman settling in the plantations of the West Indies.

Because you have British ancestry, one or more of your ancestors chose to emigrate overseas and either stayed there, moved on to another country or returned home. This means you the opportunity to search for information in a country other than your own. When you begin research away from your home ground, you will find that although records are similar, other differences will challenge you.

In order to cope with the unfamiliar, the ISBGFH organization exists to help unravel the mysteries of research overseas, and to share research available on a worldwide basis. This applies equally to anyone whose ancestors came from the British Isles and settled anywhere in the world, as it does to family historians living in Britain today who have ancestors who went abroad.

Register with the I.S.R.R.
The International Soundex Reunion Registry is the world's largest free mutual consent registry. This is the first place all those searching should register! Registry is maintained offline, so look here for contact information.

Welcome to BMD-Certificates, a fast, safe and easy way to obtain UK Birth Certificates, UK Marriage Certificates, UK Death Certificates We are a team of expert researchers specializing in acquiring replacement birth certificates, replacement marriage certificates, and replacement death certificates obtained from Government sources for England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.

This is a fully searchable website which will include details of more than 100,000 criminal trials held at the central criminal court in London, England. Currently the site makes available information on trials from December 1714 to December 1799. Even if you do not have ancestors who lived in London, England area, it is a fascinating glimpse into crime and punishment in old

This month marks the second annual national observation of Jewish-American heritage. Several organizations (including

the Library of Congress, National Park Service, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the National Archives

and Records Administration) have put together a Web site at http://www.jewishheritagemonth.gov

with information on educational programs and links to online exhibits. [courtesy of Family Tree Magazine website, USA]

Social Security Death Index - Free Access

The SSDI, taken from the U.S. Social Security Administration's Death Master File, is one of the key resources available to genealogists today. It contains those individuals who were assigned Social Security numbers and whose death was reported to the SSA. Data is now current through March, 2007. Access to the SSDI is FREE to all who visit New England Ancestors.org. This database now contains the names of 78,055,546 individuals, most of whose deaths were recorded after 1965.

If you enjoy WWII history on the home front and the secret pleasure of reading someone's private letters, then I'm sure you will enjoy reading my books. My first book, Letters from Lavender Cottage, was first published in November 2002 and has been immensely successful. My second book, Letters to Hannah, published 14th October 2003, looks at WWII on the Home Front through the eyes of those who lived in Hastings and South East England, from September 1939 to December 1945

Lambton : Ontario : Canadian :USA International: Sites of Interest :Newspapers : Obituaries

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You can search many newspapers will cost about $2.95each has many like Windsor star , Toronto star

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