Friday, 5 May 2017

High Fives - May 5, 2017




Roman Catholic Church records
~by Donna Moughty at Donna's Irish Genealogy Resources
Donna explains why you may find an Irish Catholic ancestor in a Church of Ireland cemetery.


State Library of South Australia has a new Online Portrait Collection of “Old Colonists”
~by Dick Eastman at Eastman’s Online Genealogy News
My ancestor’s brother arrived in Port Adelaide in 1865, so too late to be called an “Old Colonist, but his obituary described him as “…an old and highly respected identity of Port Adelaide.”


Diana Gabaldon, Outlander author visits Glenaladale
~at Come Home to Glenaladale
I'm so jealous!  Diana was in PEI for a reading and research. A new book in the offing?


But Who Are You?
~by The Canadian Centre for the Great War
A quick course in Canadian patches from the First World War.




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