Therese Lynch
Beyond the service record : 11 resources to research your Australian WW1 military family history
To commemorate Anzac Day, this week I'm privileged to be a guest blogger at Findmypast where I share my favourite resources for...
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Therese Lynch, Diploma of Family History, UTAS
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Therese Lynch
Apr 2, 20211 min read
Ancestry's free access to all their historical record collections during Easter 2021
Ancestry is providing family historians with a generous genealogical gift this Easter in the form of free access to its entire collection...
Therese Lynch
Apr 2, 20212 min read
Findmypast's crop of new records this week
It's Findmypast Friday and this week the genealogy giant has released new records from the USA, England, Wales, Northern Ireland, plus...
Therese Lynch
Mar 22, 20213 min read
Royal Navy and Royal Marines Wills 1786-1882 : online and free during Covid-19 lockdown
Did your ancestor serve in the Royal Navy or Royal Marines between 1786 and 1882? If so, it is possible his last will and testament is...
Therese Lynch
Mar 17, 20211 min read
Findmypast Irish newspaper collection answered questions about my grandfather's murder
Happy St Patrick's Day. This week I'm delighted to be guest blogger at Findmypast where I write about a very personal aspect of my Irish...
Therese Lynch
Feb 28, 20218 min read
A foot in two Irish counties : Cross border research
The importance of researching on both sides of the border.
Therese Lynch
Feb 12, 20212 min read
British Royal Households : Employee and Tradesmen Records online : 1660-1924
Did your ancestors work for British royalty as an employee or perhaps a tradesman? Thanks to the Royal Archives at Windsor, many records...
Therese Lynch
Feb 12, 20215 min read
Eleven Resources for Researching Chinese Australian ancestors
It's Chinese New Year so let me start by saying Kung hei fat choi to my Cantonese readers and Gong xi fa cai to my readers who speak...
Therese Lynch
Feb 7, 20215 min read
Did your Ancestor work for the Victorian Railways?
The first railway in Australia started in 1854 and ran from the city of Melbourne, on the banks of the Yarra river, to Sandridge (now...
Therese Lynch
Feb 2, 20211 min read
Another year's Irish BDM records released
It's happy dance time. Yes, it's that time of the year when the Irish Government releases another year's birth, death and marriage...
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