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AncestorsAtRest.com has added more Irish Records for Offaly County also called Kings County. Added today are Grand Jury Panel 1889, Parsonstown Union Names of Elected Guardians 1880 & 1889,Dispensary Committees Parsonstown Union 1889.

Olive Tree Genealogy has added the following orphan records - Orphans in the Loyal True Blue Orphanage in Picton Ontario in 1901, Miss Rye’s Peckham Homes in 1881, Miss Rye’s Party 1881 on SS Sarmation to Quebec , Father Nugent’s Orphans to Quebec 1881 on SS Sarmation and Father Nugent’s Orphans to Quebec 1870 on SS Austrian

Olive Tree Genealogy has put a list of Child Apprentices in America from Christ’s Hospital, London 1617- 1778 online. This is an index only (full name plus page number) but a link is provided for lookup requests on Books We Own.

Alms House Admission Foreigners & Nativity Records ( New York City, NY) have been updated. These records apply to immigrants to Quebec, Montreal, New York, Philadelphia, New Orleans and Boston. They came from Canada, England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Germany and other countries.
AllEnglishRecords.com has extracted the names of those Scottish, Irish and English individuals. You […]

WOW! For a limited time, you can have free access to the 1901 UK census INDEX. This index is an every person index of the entire 1901 UK census! It includes Wales, Isle of Man, and the Channel Island census, as well as the census for England.

This collection contains correspondence relating to Lyttelton’s career as governor of South Carolina, including letters from officials in London; correspondence with other southern governors relating to Indian affairs, frontier defense, and boundaries; correspondence with military officers in America; and communications with the South Carolina Commons House and Council. A series of reports by Edmond Atkin, superintendent of Indian affairs in the Southern District, provides valuable information on the Cherokees, Creeks, and Chickasaws. There are 142 items, 1761-1766, concerning Lyttelton’s governorship of Jamaica, including material on the black insurrection of 1765 in St. Mary’s Parish.