GENEVA
A full list of known Family History Fairs, events and activities can be found on the online calendar of GENEVA (GENealogical EVents and Activities).
News Index
Eric Frankcom
Brighton History Centre
Broadlands Archives
Plymouth & W Dev RO
Early Irish Maps
Devon Wills Project
TNA access from Devon
Overseas BMD online
Welsh Wills online
News Library saved
1911 too popular!
Future of PWDRO
Update on CIOs
Correction to comment
PRONI news
Service changes at TNA
Changes at TNA
Irish 1911 Census
brightsolid news
Free 1911 Census
Changes at TNA
GRO User Group Forum
TNA Digitisation
1911 Census complete
Surman Index Launched
Devon Wills Project
GRO User Group Forum
TNA Production Targets
Archives for 21st C.
Convict Transportation
Newspapers online
MLA Regional Plans
Calderdale Library
e-petition: NLW
Tower Hamlets
1911 census news
More BMD records
Archive survey results
London records
Guildhall Library
Colindale Library
BMD Petition
1911 Census available
Guildhall Library
Brighton History Centre – ePetition
We have just learned of another local history centre which is threatened with closure. Please see the petition at http://present.brighton-hove.gov.uk/mgEPetitionDisplay.aspx?ID=83&RPID=228217 for further details. It would be good to see a sharp increase in the number of people supporting this move to resist closure of a valuable resource.
We are informed that if this Family History Centre closes in March as proposed, local historians - and those further afield who rely on them for look-ups, could lose access to (among many other things):
- an unrivalled local Sussex newspaper archive reaching back to the 18th Century
- the complete national birth, death and marriage indexes
- electoral rolls stretching back to the 19th Century
- free access to the Ancestry Online databases
- an unrivalled collection of historic maps of Brighton and Sussex
- a fantastic collection of local Brighton and Sussex residential and trade directories
- the expert assistance of the Centre staff whose jobs will disappear if the Centre closes in March.
Roger Lewry
FFHS Archives Liaison
30 December 2009
