FHWA Blog and Other Updates

Ancestry

The Devonshire Street Cemetery (also known as the Brickfield Cemetery or Sandhills Cemetery) was located between Eddy Avenue and Elizabeth Street, and

John Cardinal has released ORA 1.52

You can explore the benefits of ORA here  https://www.ora-extension.com/en/index.htm#/

“Unwanted” certificates aren’t really unwanted.  Someone wants them, just not the person who has them!  Most of us will have had the experience of ordering a certificate only to find that it is not the person for

Websites that caught my eye

• Lucky number Android 13: The latest features and updates

The latest edition of "Convict Links", our group newsletter, is now online.  Keep an eye out for back issues, which will gradually be added.

Ancestry

Nottinghamshire Parish Registers

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Service Records, 1903-1922

U.S. Southern Baptist Church Records, 1750-1899

U.S. Washington,

The Irish Group are returning to Unit4 at May St for the last meeting of 2022 which will be our Brick-wall workshop where the group will have the opportunity to discuss any problems in their family history research. 

What is a brick-wall? Every family historian comes across an ancestor that they cant identify or for whom they cant

Am I the only person who didn’t know that the files that hang in a filing cabinet are called “Vertical Files”?  Just one of the things I have learned while browsing through our Library collections at May Street.  More importantly, I’ve actually found out what treasures can be un-earthed in the Vertical Files. 

Links that I thought were interesting.

Hackers can unlock Honda cars remotely in Rolling-PWN attacks