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Latest from Newspapers.com

Newspapers.com continues to grow its collection, mainly by adding recent issues.

The following 9 Canadian newspapers are new and/or updated . The earliest is 1993.
Newspaper Status Location Years Pages
Burlington Post New, Updated Burlington, Halton Region, Ontario, Canada 1993–2004 8,349
Bloor West-Parkdale Neighbourhood Voice (Also known as: The Villager) New, Updated Toronto, Ontario, Canada 2012–2020 8,392
24 Hours Vancouver New, Updated Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 2016–2017 9,912
24 Hours Toronto New, Updated Toronto, Ontario, Canada 2015–2017 11,466
The Barrie Examiner New, Updated Barrie, Ontario, Canada 2016–2017 10,381
The Mirror (The Beach ed.) New, Updated Toronto, Ontario, Canada 2012–2018 5,634
Oshawa This Week New Oshawa, Ontario, Canada 2012–2023 41,478
Clarington This Week New Oshawa, Ontario, Canada 2012–2023 39,521
Whitby This Week New Whitby, Ontario, Canada 2012–2023 41,457

The following updates for Ireland were posted. The earliest is 1891.

Newspaper Status Location Years Pages
Evening Herald Updated Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 1892–2025 1,211,560
Irish Independent (Also known as: Irish Daily Independent, Irish Daily Independent and Daily Nation) Updated Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 1891–2025 1,574,580
Sunday Independent (Dublin ed.) Updated Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 1906–2025 288,910
Sunday World Magazine Updated Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 2014–2025 21,759
Sunday World (Southern ed.) (Also known as: Sunday World) Updated Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 1973–2025 184,736

For the UK there were no new newspapers. The following were updated. The earliest is 1811.

Newspaper Status Location Years Pages
The Surrey Comet, and General Advertiser Updated London, Greater London, England 1874–1964 52,296
Whitehaven News Updated Whitehaven, Cumbria, England 1852–2024 70,386
The Brecon and Radnor Express and County Times Updated Brecon, Powys, Wales 1950–1968 5,892
Cotswold Journal Updated Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England 1988–2024 60,144
West Cumberland Times Updated Cockermouth, Cumbria, England 1874–1966 38,325
Malvern Gazette Updated Malvern, Worcestershire, England 2001–2024 53,771
South Bucks, Burnham and Iver Observer (Also known as: South Bucks Observer) Updated Denham, Buckinghamshire, England 1987–2009 87,227
Warrington Midweek Updated Warrington, Cheshire, England 2005–2009 6,184
Warrington Guardian Updated Warrington, Cheshire, England 1987–2024 162,450
The Guardian (Also known as: Manchester Guardian, The Manchester Guardian, The Manchester Guardian and British Volunteer) Updated London, Greater London, England 1821–2026 2,820,213
The Ludlow Advertiser and Craven Arms Gazette Updated Ludlow, Shropshire, England 1898–1949 17,584
Swindon Advertiser (Also known as: Evening Advertiser, Evening Advertiser (Afternoon ed.), Evening Advertiser (First ed.) …2 more) Updated Swindon, Wiltshire, England 1899–2024 566,251
Advertiser (Millbrook, Shirley, Calmore, North Baddesley and Districts ed.) (Also known as: Southampton Advertiser (Romsey and Totton ed.), Southampton Advertiser (West ed.)) Updated Southampton, Hampshire, England 1988–2006 24,892
Droitwich Spa Advertiser Updated Droitwich, Worcestershire, England 2000–2024 29,439
Guardian (Loughton, Buckhurst Hill, Chigwell ed.) Updated Loughton, Essex, England 1999–2005 30,100
The Monday Gazette Updated Basingstoke, Hampshire, England 2002–2009 15,724
News Shopper (Bromley ed.) Updated London, London, England 2004–2024 42,866
The Westmorland Gazette Updated Kendal, Cumbria, England 1877–2024 134,868
Irvine Times Updated Irvine, Strathclyde, Scotland 1968–2023 80,008
Wanstead and Woodford Guardian Updated London, London, England 1995–2008 78,561
Hillingdon and Uxbridge Times Updated London, London, England 2000–2008 25,020
St. Albans and Harpenden Review Updated St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England 2004–2008 21,146
Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard (North Wiltshire ed.) Updated Malmesbury, Wiltshire, England 2002–2024 6,248
News Shopper (Dartford and Swanley) Updated Dartford, Kent, England 1992–2005 56,274
Stourbridge News (Also known as: County Express, etc.) Updated Stourbridge, West Midlands, England 1942–2024 119,235
Hendon and Finchley Times Updated London, London, England 1992–2016 84,490
News Shopper (Greenwich Borough ed.) Updated London, London, England 2008–2009 4,794
Watford Observer Updated Watford, Hertfordshire, England 1997–2024 92,991
Middlewich Guardian Updated Middlewich, Cheshire, England 2002–2008 17,468
Crowthorne, Owlsmoor and Sandhurst Newsweek Updated Crowthorne, Berkshire, England 1994–2005 48,826
The Independent (Also known as: The Independent) Updated London, Greater London, England 1986–2026 1,070,109
Gazette and Herald (Devizes ed.) (Also known as: Devizes Gazette and Herald) Updated Devizes, Wiltshire, England 1987–2024 99,444
Evening Standard (Also known as: Evening Standard, Evening Standard, Evening Standard …7 more) Updated London, Greater London, England 1897–2026 2,395,821
Bucks Free Press (Also known as: The South Bucks Free Press, Wycombe and Maidenhead Journal) Updated High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England 1856–2024 348,171
The Royal Cornwall Gazette, Falmouth Packet, and General Advertiser (Also known as: Royal Cornwall Gazette, Falmouth Packet and Plymouth Journal, The Cornwall Royal Gazette, Falmouth Packet and Plymouth Journal) Updated Truro, Cornwall, England 1811–1900 28,044
The West Cumberland Times and Star Updated Workington, Cumbria, England 1969–2004 31,163
Maldon and Burnham Standard (Maldon and Heybridge ed.) Updated Maldon, Essex, England 1995–2005 27,655
North Wales Pioneer Updated Colwyn Bay, Clwyd, Wales 2001–2005 9,464
Oxford Mail Updated Oxford, Oxfordshire, England 2015–2024 116,216
The Reading Chronicle Updated Reading, Berkshire, England 2015–2024 35,420
The Oxford Times Updated Oxford, Oxfordshire, England 2015–2024 59,533
The Watford Free Updated Watford, Hertfordshire, England 2004–2009 30,438
Northwich Guardian Updated Northwich, Cheshire, England 1987–2010 58,676
Barry and District News Updated Barry, South Glamorgan, Wales 1965–2024 63,888
Richmond and Twickenham Times (Kingston, Surbiton and New Malden ed.) Updated London, Greater London, England 2003–2008 9,095
Ealing Times Updated London, London, England 2000–2008 28,894
Borehamwood and Elstree Times Updated Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, England 1998–2018 56,245
Ascot News Updated Reading, Berkshire, England 2006–2024 3,159
Guardian (Epping, North Weald, Ongar ed.) Updated Epping, Essex, England 2004–2005 5,588
The Hereford Times (City and South Hertfordshire ed.) Updated Hereford, Hereford and Worcester, England 1987–2005 101,109
Powys County Times and Express (Montgomeryshire ed.) (Also known as: Powys County Times and Express (Welshpool ed.)) Updated Welshpool, Powys, Wales 1999–2024 58,555
Impartial Reporter and Farmers’ Journal Updated Enniskillen, Fermanaugh, Northern Ireland 1825–2024 96,814
Braintree and Witham Times Updated Braintree, Essex, England 1950–2024 78,316
Knutsford Guardian Updated Warrington, Cheshire, England 1950–2024 85,274
Brentwood Weekly News Updated Brentwood, Essex, England 1989–2005 39,516
The Gazette Updated Johnstone, Strathclyde, Scotland 2002–2005 3,566
Midweek Observer (Also known as: Sough and Langley Observer Midweek) Updated Slough, Berkshire, England 1991–2005 18,208
The Wandsworth Borough News Updated London, London, England 1910–2008 36,445
Advertiser (Swanage and District ed.) Updated Swanage, Dorset, England 2002–2016 20,293
Penarth Times Updated Penarth, South Glamorgan, Wales 1898–2024 70,992
South Wales Guardian (Amman and Gwendraeth ed.) Updated Ammanford, Dyfed, Wales 1993–2007 26,749
The Royal Borough Observer Updated Maidenhead, Berkshire, England 2008–2024 3,079
Marlow Free Press Updated Marlow, Buckinghamshire, England 1981–2024 9,520
Witney Gazette Updated Witney, Oxfordshire, England 2015–2024 23,007
Bracknell News Updated Bracknell, Berkshire, England 2015–2024 24,813
Bucks Free Press (Amersham, Chesham, and Little Chalfont ed.) (Also known as: Bucks Free Press (Amersham and Chesham ed.)) Updated High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England 1986–2024 3,444
News Shopper (Gravesend ed.) Updated Gravesend, Kent, England 2004–2005 8,796
Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard (Cotswold ed.) Updated Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England 2001–2024 45,990
Widnes World Updated Widnes, Cheshire, England 1987–2008 50,638
Barnet and Potters Bar Times Updated Barnet, London, England 1998–2016 42,900
Barrhead News (Also known as: Barrhead News (Paisley ed.)) Updated Barrhead, Strathclyde, Scotland 1987–2024 41,833
The Essex Weekly News Updated Chelmsford, Essex, England 1862–1927 21,468
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Latest from The British Newspaper Archive

Here’s a summary covering four weekly update batches to the BNA between 13 July and 3 August 2026. Most additions fill gaps in existing runs (e.g., Dundee Courier now covers 1844–2005 essentially continuously). Some very long historical runs had small top-ups, e.g. Salisbury and Winchester Journal (1745 onward) and Oxford Journal (1753 onward).

New Titles
17 entries are New, including Bournemouth Observer, Carlow Independent, North Middlesex Weekly Standard, Wimbledon Times and Mitcham Advertiser, Shipping World and Herald of Commerce, Tyrawly Herald, Carlow Morning Post, Clonmel Advertiser, and Sheffield Times.

Major Updates
150 titles received new page additions across the four update dates (3 August, 27 July, 20 July, 13 July 2026). The largest single additions (by page count) are:

Title Pages added Update date Year range covered
Hull Daily Mail 139,326 13 Jul 1885–2005
Staffordshire Sentinel 74,686 3 Aug 1854–1995, 2002–2004
Gloucester Citizen 69,166 27 Jul 1876–1879, 1881–1907, 1909–1951, 1958, 1962–1965, 1986, 1991–1999, 2002–2005
Western Daily Press 51,472 3 Aug 1858–1950, 1962–1988, 1990–1999, 2002, 2004
Faversham News 51,194 13 Jul 1883–1896, 1898–1906, 1908–1911, 1913–1919, 1936–1980, 1986–1988, 1990–1999
Sandwell Evening Mail 41,190 3 Aug 1975–1999, 2002–2003
Edinburgh Evening Dispatch 39,100 20 Jul 1886–1920
Surrey Mirror 33,984 20 Jul 1879–1895, 1899–1911, 1913–1970, 1986–1999, 2001–2005
Reading Evening Post 32,698 3 Aug 1965–1975, 1977–2003
London Evening Standard 25,316 3 Aug 1827–1918
Highland News 24,610 27 Jul 1883–1977, 1979–1985, 1987–1999
Uxbridge Leader 24,092 20 Jul 1986–1999, 2003–2005
Sevenoaks Chronicle and Kentish Advertiser 22,948 13 Jul 1881–1893, 1896, 1898–1906, 1908–1999, 2003–2005
Shipping World and Herald of Commerce 22,912 27 Jul 1883–1896, 1904–1908
The Record 22,424 20 Jul 1838–1880, 1900–1919
Peterborough Evening Telegraph 21,096 27 Jul 1949–1970, 1986–2005
North Wales Weekly News 13,252 3 Aug 1889–1927, 1940–1999, 2004–2005
Northwich Chronicle 12,080 3 Aug 1927, 1982, 1987–2002
Carmarthen Journal 11,084 20 Jul 1821–1822, 1832, 1835, 1841–1843, 1845–1868, 1871, 1876–1880, 1886, 1889, 1892–1896, 1906, 1910–1911, 1925, 1950–1951, 1976–1999, 2001–2003
Stirling Observer 10,916 20 Jul 1836–1847, 1849–1901, 1903–1960, 1969–1970, 1975–1976, 1984–1999, 2001–2002, 2004–2005
Kent Messenger 10,862 27 Jul 1897–1898, 1910, 1912–1919, 1921–1928, 1941
Trinidad Royal Gazette 10,858 27 Jul 1884–1918, 1920
Vale Advertiser 10,720 20 Jul 1992–1999, 2001, 2003–2005
Runcorn Weekly News 10,544 3 Aug 1913–1933, 1936–1983, 1986–2000, 2002

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745,162 Scottish Prisoners

Ancestry’s latest database update is Web: Scotland, Prison Records Index, 1791-1937, updated on Thursday, 6 August.  It gives name, gender, age, birth date (year), birth place, residence place, imprisonment date, imprisonment place, prison, occupation, and url. That link is to Graham and Emma Maxwell’s Scottish Indexes Scotland’s Criminal Database  where you can order the full record.

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Ancestry Updates Canada School Yearbooks Collection

On Tuesday, 4 August 2026, an updated title Canada, Selected School Yearbooks, 1901-2010 appeared on Ancestry with 2,776,380 entries, an increase of 404,105 since February 2022.

Detaiis provided include: name, yearbook date, school, and school location. There are links to page images with many photos. Some also give birth year and age, which appear to be AI estimates, not to be relied on.

Best coverage is Ontario records, increased to 1,737,652 from 1,650,659, followed by Quebec which now has 232,324 up from 221,006, British Columbia now has 212,859, up from 201,341

Ottawa has 132,195 records, virtually the same as in 2022.

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Weir(d?) Times at Library and Archives Canada

  • Co-Lab. There are 3,434 entries in the LAC Collection Search for Co-Lab only. That’s a substantial increase from 3,122 entries on 23 February 2026. Seven of 15 Co-Lab Challenge projects have seen progress since February.
Challenge Name Percent Complete
Feb-26 Aug-26
Legendary Train Robber and Prison Escapee Bill Miner 99.50% 99.50%
Diary of François-Hyacinthe Séguin 99.00% 99.00%
Correspondence regarding First Nations veterans returning after the First World War 98.50% 98.80%
Molly Lamb Bobak 95.60% 95.60%
Summiting Mount Logan in 1925 95.50% 95.50%
Winnipeg General Strike of 1919 94.70% 90.27%
John Freemont Smith 88.50% Abt 100%
Mary Ann Shadd Cary 85.50% 87.10%
Games of the XXI Olympiad, Montréal 1976 80.80% 80.80%
Japanese-Canadians: Second World War 22.20% 22.20%
Expo 67 6.80% 8.74%
Treaty 9 photographs from northern Ontario 4.70% 11.11%
Women in the War 1.40% 1.40%
Arthur Lismer’s Children’s Art Classes <1% <1%
George Mully: moments in Indigenous communities 0% 0%
  • Why the delay? What hasn’t increased in the past month is the number of items added in 2026 to the Internet Archives Canada LAC collection. It’s still four. Nor have there been any additions to the Canadiana and Heritage collections sourced from LAC hosted by the Canadian Research Knowledge Network. An unknown number of files listed in Collection Search are digitized and held by LAC but not linked for online access. Some relate to WW1.
  • Digitization as the key to increased user autonomy. According to its 2026–27 Departmental Plan, “In 2026–27, LAC … will aim to add 500,000 new digitized and described images to its online holdings, which users will be able to browse, search, discover, view and download on their own. This self-service access will allow users to better explore and use the collections in ways that can meet their objectives and needs.”
  • The 1940 National Registration has been in LAC’s hands for a year with no news since March. There is currently no access.
  • An order for publications (directories) I placed on 24 July is “Not ready for pick up” 11 days later.
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Ancestry added Wiltshire, England, Electoral Registers

On 1 August, Ancestry posted a collection of 13,785,767 records in the database Wiltshire, England, Electoral Registers, 1832-1975. There are gaps for WWI from 1916–1917 and WWII from 1940–1944.

Details included: Names, registration parish, street address, registration year, polling district, and parliamentary division.

The original records are held by the Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre in Chippenham, published in partnership with Wiltshire Council.

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Findmypast Weekly Update: Yorkshire

I missed posting this last week.

England, Calder and Hebble Navigation Company
The larger of this week’s two Yorkshire canal collections, with 90,905 records covering 1796 to 1949, documents one of England’s earliest successful canal navigations. The Calder and Hebble Navigation Company was established in 1758 to improve navigation on the River Calder between Wakefield and Sowerby Bridge in West Yorkshire, with the navigation opening officially in 1770. Its staff included engineers, clerks, labourers, lock keepers and many others, and the records — drawn from The National Archives RAIL 815 series — encompass company minutes, letter books, and accounts. If your ancestors lived and worked in West Yorkshire during the Industrial Revolution, this collection is well worth exploring.

England, Huddersfield Canal Company
This collection of 10,473 records documents the workings of the Huddersfield Canal Company from its establishment in 1794 through to the 19th century. The company was founded to build a canal linking Huddersfield with Lancashire across the Pennines — a formidable engineering challenge that resulted in the highest canal stretch in Britain when completed in 1811. The records, drawn from The National Archives RAIL 838 series, include shareholders’ records, committee minutes, appointments, and records of payment, and may name anyone from company shareholders to labourers carrying out work on the canal.

Both canal collections shine a light on working life during the Industrial Revolution, and the gradual decline of the waterways as railways expanded from the 1830s onwards.

Newspapers: 261,496 New Pages
Five new titles were added and 46 existing publications updated this week. A review of BNA additions and changes in July will follow soon.

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Ancestry adds Isle of Man, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1603-1910

Originating from Manx National Heritage, the Manx Museum in Douglas, Isle of Man, come 949,781 BMB records new to Ancestry. There are riginal record images linked. The collection covers 36 parishes; some records were lost “due to fires, destruction, and inconsistent record keeping.”

Until 1757, any resident of any age could marry without a marriage license or a banns publication. Residents on the Isle of Man tended to marry at younger ages than elsewhere in the British Isles.

FamilySearch also has a similar collection with images.

Findmypast has a larger set of transcription records extending into the 21st century.

Record Set
Category
Subcategory
No. of Records
Isle Of Man, Births and Baptisms 1600-2010 Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Parish Baptisms 538,532
Isle Of Man, Deaths and Burials 1598-2011 Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Parish Burials 292,322  

 
Isle Of Man, Marriages 1598-1979 Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Parish Marriages 252,118

MyHeritage also has a transcription collection.

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This Week’s Online Genealogy Events

Choose from these selected free online events. All times are Eastern Time, unless otherwise noted. Registration may be required in advance—please check the links to avoid disappointment. For many more events, mainly in the U.S., visit https://conferencekeeper.org/virtual/

Tuesday, 4 August

2:30 PM: Raízes: Discovering Your Roots in the Iberian World, by Suzana Vieira Stucka for Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center.
https://acpl.libnet.info/events

7:30 PM: A Grocery Store, a Library, and the Struggle for Space: Black Community-Building in Toronto, 1920s–1960, by Melanie Knight, The Toronto History Lecture for 2026.
https://torontofamilyhistory.org/toronto-history-lecture-for-2026/

Wednesday, 5 August

3:00 AM: Why Did They Leave? Motivations for Leaving 19th Century Britain, by Jenny Joyce for Legacy Family Tree Webinars.https://familytreewebinars.com/webinar/why-did-they-leave-motivations-for-leaving-19th-century-britain/

10:15 AM: Introduction to New Hampshire Genealogy, by Robert Weir for Legacy Family Tree Webinars.https://familytreewebinars.com/webinar/introduction-to-new-hampshire-genealogy/

11:30 AM: Uncovering Pre-1900 New England Church Records, by Bonnie Wade Mucia, for Legacy Family Tree Webinars.
https://familytreewebinars.com/webinar/uncovering-pre-1900-new-england-church-records/

12:45 PM: Mining Your Ancestry: Coal Mining Records at Federal & State Levels, by Peggy Clemens Lauritzen, for Legacy Family Tree Webinars.
https://familytreewebinars.com/webinar/mining-your-ancestry-coal-mining-records-at-federal-state-levels/

2:00 PM: Forgotten Records: U.S. Treasury Records, by Craig R. Scott, for Legacy Family Tree Webinars.
https://familytreewebinars.com/webinar/forgotten-records-u-s-treasury-records/

Thursday, 6 August

7:00 PM: The Top 5 Websites You Need to Know About, by Natalie Bodle for the Ontario Genealogical Society (Ontario Ancestors).
https://ogs.on.ca/events/august-webinar-the-top-5-websites-you-need-to-know-about-natalie-bodle-2/

Friday, 7 August
2:00 PM: Essential Skills for New Genealogists 4 of 12: Read All About It! Newspapers, Periodicals, by Dave McDonald for Legacy Family Tree Webinars.
https://familytreewebinars.com/webinar/newspapers-periodicals/

Saturday, 8 August

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Ancestry adds Midlothian, Scotland, Burials

Ancestry’s new Midlothian, Scotland, Burials, 1834-2025, contains 75,602 records for about 40 cemeteries sourced from the Midlothian Council Archives.
The collection contains mostly cemetery registers, and some minute books, maps, and lair books detailing burial plot purchases and ownership. Details include names, marital status, age, death and burial dates, cemetery sections, and specific lair numbers. The original register page images linked can reveal details such as interment fees and former addresses. The name and address of the laidholder is frequently redacted.

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Sunday Sundries

Miscellaneous items I found interesting this week.

Even though Yorkshire Day was yesterday, it’s never too late for this Yorkshire comedy classic.

Canada Keeps Calling Itself a Middle Power. It Isn’t
From The Walrus. Confronting a comforting illusion.

MyHeritage updates French Vital Records
On 31 July, MyHeritage added Church Baptisms and Civil Births, now 204,183,653 records, Church Marriages and Civil Marriages, now 171,841,549 records,  and Church Burials and Civil Deaths, now 193,580,033 records.

101 Best Genealogy Websites
An article in the US Family Tree Magazine for July/August 2026, which I was able to access through a public library online subscription, lists their view of the top genealogy websites. The headings are:
The BIG Genealogy Websites (4) – no prize for guessing!
The (13) US, Canadian and Caribbean Websites – including Canada’s LAC and PRDH.
Genealogy Advice and News (6) – all US
Genealogy Tech Tools (10) – including WorldCat
FamilyTree and Sharing Websites (8)
Genetic Genealogy Websites (4) – including DNA Painter
Historical Newspaper Websites (8)
Geography and Historical Map Websites (7) – not including Scotland’s People maps!
Cemetery Websites (3)
African-American Genealogy Websites (5)
US Military Record Websites (5) – including Fold3, which is not just US
UK and Irish Genealogy Websites (10) – 6 Irish
European Genealogy Websites (15)
Genealogy Websites for Australia and the Philippines (3)

I was able to access the magazine through a public library online subscription.

RIP
The heading may be premature; I hope it is. Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter was last posted on 5 March following technical problems. Dick was a highly respected pioneer in online genealogy. No posts to Steve Little and Mark Thompson’s The Family History AI Show have been made since 5 April.  I’m sure I’m not alone in missing these contributions to the genealogy/family history community.

Thanks to the following individuals for their comments and tips: Anonymous, Gail, Linda Reid, Sunday Thompson, Teresa, and Unknown.

 

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OGS News

Earlier this week a NewsLeaf update arrived by email from the Ontario Genealogical Society. Three things stood out to me.

  1. A survey found that three-quarters of the membership would be comfortable with a fee increase to at least $70. The current basic Society membership fee has remained $63 for 15 years. Expect an increase.
  2. The biggest benefit of membership, according to two-thirds of those surveyed, is access to online records and databases. There’s a long list of databases available through the Society. A close second is webinars and educational events, although the live feed is available free to all. The member benefit is the on-demand replay. Connecting with other genealogists through the Society is a priority for fewer than 20% of members. Social media fill much of that role.
  3. Government cutbacks, federal and provincial, are hurting the Society, especially its digitization initiatives. Members would be well served if the Society took a more active stance, jointly with other heritage, historical and cultural societies, in advocacy?

 

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