Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Solving Cemetery Problems
Saturday at 1 pm on 19 October 2013, the Quinte OGS Branch will present
Solving Cemetery Problems by Diane Clendenan & Marjorie Stuart.
These two lovely ladies have devoted their lives to cemeteries. They have co-authored a book Solving Cemetery Problems: How to deal with Vandalism, Abandoned Cemeteries, Registration and Heritage Designation.
They have also co-chaired the joint OGS and OHS Cemetery Preservation Committee, and in particular, the Cemetery Registration Project.
Together they bring a wealth of genealogical experience and expertise, relating to a variety of research areas, especially on the topic of cemeteries.
This event will be one you don't want to miss!
The Quinte OGS Branch will meet at the Quinte West City Hall Library, 7 Creswell Drive, Trenton, Ontario.
The website is at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~canqbogs/about_us.htm
Ancestry.ca puts on Canada GenWeb Cemetery Index
Canada GenWeb has been collecting their cemetery data since 2004, and it is on http://cemetery.canadagenweb.org.
Now, Ancestry.ca has taken this data and has put the index only on http://search.ancestry.ca/search/db.aspx?dbid=70668
But to learn about the records, go to the Canada GenWeb site.
The web site says that “It is a volunteer project of CanadaGenWeb and currently offers a free and searchable listing of over 18,000 known Canadian cemeteries.
This volunteer built database offers a variety of information geared towards genealogists:
♦ Names, locations & histories of cemeteries
♦ Links to repositories & genealogy organizations that offer further information and/or assistance
♦ Lookup offers, transcripts, indexes, and photos compiled by volunteers.
Now, Ancestry.ca has taken this data and has put the index only on http://search.ancestry.ca/search/db.aspx?dbid=70668
But to learn about the records, go to the Canada GenWeb site.
The web site says that “It is a volunteer project of CanadaGenWeb and currently offers a free and searchable listing of over 18,000 known Canadian cemeteries.
This volunteer built database offers a variety of information geared towards genealogists:
♦ Names, locations & histories of cemeteries
♦ Links to repositories & genealogy organizations that offer further information and/or assistance
♦ Lookup offers, transcripts, indexes, and photos compiled by volunteers.
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