Explore everything from nurses to the Navy this week – FindMyPast Friday March 25, 2022

I checked last night and saw it posted last night. It usually shows up Thursday or Friday at https://www.findmypast.com/blog/new . I shortened it a fair amount. I checked last night and saw it posted last night. It usually shows up Thursday or Friday at https://www.findmypast.com/blog/new .I shortened it a fair amount and highlighted the different topics covered. Here’s the direct link – Explore everything from nurses to the Navy this week: https://www.findmypast.com/blog/new/middlesex-military Slightly longer article, but I included the topics below.

Jessie O’Hara 25 March 2022

And with 169 new and updated newspaper titles, there are more stories than ever before.

This week, we have two additions to existing record sets and one entirely new collection, so if you’ve been struggling to locate an ancestor in our indexes before today, make sure to take a look.

Middlesex Monumental Inscriptions

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Military Nurses 1856-1994

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Indian Navy Records Of Service 1840-1947

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In the news

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Previous FindMyPast Fridays posts: https://upsdownsfamilyhistory.wordpress.com/tag/findmypast-fridays/

Explore everything from nurses to the Navy this week

: https://www.findmypast.com/blog/new/views-of-ireland Slightly longer article, but I included the topics below.

Jessie O’Hara 18 March 2022

Discover picturesque Irish scenery and more.

To mark St Patrick’s Day, we’re spotlighting Irish records and newspapers this week. With many Irish records destroyed or lost over the past centuries, each new collection is a hugely important resource in tracing your Irish ancestors. Here’s a rundown of everything that’s new this week.

Waterford County Burial Records 1850-1950

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Views of Ireland

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And on that note…

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Previous FindMyPast Fridays posts: https://upsdownsfamilyhistory.wordpress.com/tag/findmypast-fridays/

and highlighted the different topics covered. Here’s the direct link –

Explore everything from nurses to the Navy this week

: https://www.findmypast.com/blog/new/views-of-ireland Slightly longer article, but I included the topics below.

Jessie O’Hara 18 March 2022

Discover picturesque Irish scenery and more.

To mark St Patrick’s Day, we’re spotlighting Irish records and newspapers this week. With many Irish records destroyed or lost over the past centuries, each new collection is a hugely important resource in tracing your Irish ancestors. Here’s a rundown of everything that’s new this week.

Waterford County Burial Records 1850-1950

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Views of Ireland

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And on that note…

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