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British Origins - new datasets

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Elizabeth

Elizabeth Report 28 May 2007 20:38

see below

Elizabeth

Elizabeth Report 28 May 2007 20:39

Just had an e-mail from British Origins. There are three new datasets: 3 new datasets on British & Irish Origins Transatlantic Migration North America to Britain and Ireland 1858-1870 Boyd’s Family Units London City Burials Irish Origins: Transatlantic Migration North America to Britain and Ireland 1858-1870 The only surviving ships' passenger lists for ships returning to Britain and Ireland from North America between 1858 and 1870. Because of the threat of an uprising in Ireland, the government required that ports in Britain and Ireland submit their incoming ships' passenger lists. These records were deposited at The National Archives of Ireland and are not available at the UK National Archives. The Index contains all details recorded on these documents as well as lists of ships and details of their voyages. Over 42,000 names are recorded most of whom were of Irish, English or Scottish origins. Find out more Login Search Sign up British Origins: Boyd’s Family Units Boyd's London Inhabitants dataset has been extended by a further 10,000 Boyd’s Family Units family sheets which include 137,000 names. Families from London, all over Great Britain, and elsewhere, are recorded, including North American families linked to England. This collection has been one of the glories of the Society of Genealogists Library, and provides a unique source of information on whole families. Find out more Login Search Sign up British Origins: London City Burials The London City Burials Index covers over 36,000 burials in 76 parishes of the City of London for the period 1813-1853. It greatly extends Boyd's London Burials, which contains details of 243,000 burials, but over a much longer period. London City Burials covers all burials - men, women and children - and nearly always shows the age.