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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Recent Research Experiences Part 2
During our recent visit to England we had 2 other research goals: 1. Was James Darby at Dunkirk? Peter’s father was a Grenadier Guard during World War 2. He had been a volunteer soldier from 1930 to 1933 so was … Continue reading
Posted in England, Research
Tagged Dunkirk, Guard's Museum, Imperial War Museum, James Darby, Millbank, Queen Alexandria Military Hospital
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Online Webinars from the Family History Library
“Have you ever wanted to attend a class at the Family History Library but you don’t live in Salt Lake City? The Family History Library has begun offering online webinars that can be viewed from the comfort of your home. … Continue reading
Recent Research Experiences Part 1
We just returned home after a trip to visit Peter’s cousin in England – and yes, we did some family history while we were there. Although you may not be able to just go yourself there were some experiences in … Continue reading
Posted in England, Research
Tagged County archives, England, Nottinghamshire, research objectives
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Digital Content and the FH Library Catalog
The FH Library in Salt Lake has a very comprehensive and helpful catalog that is available to us online at FamilySearch.org. It is helpful in finding what records are available for the place where our ancestors lived, so we usually … Continue reading
Posted in Family History Centres, FamilySearch.org
Tagged copyright, digital content, family history library
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