The Foundation for Medieval Genealogy (FMG) was established in 2001 to promote the study of genealogy and prosopography for the period before 1500 AD, and to publish the results of those studies. Although we are based in the UK our membership and genealogical interests are world-wide.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths and Censuses on the Internet.
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The GBPS was founded in 1955 by a small but enthusiastic group of collectors in order to promote, encourage, and contribute to the advancement of the philately of Great Britain. Since then it has grown steadily, and now has more than 900 members in the UK and abroad. The Society deals with all aspects of GB philately, and has contributed much to the field; this is certain to continue as new members with fresh ideas join.
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Births, Marriages and Deaths on the Internet. "In 1837 registration of births, marriages and deaths in England and Wales began, however this did not become compulsory until 1875 with the Births and Deaths Registration Act. In Scotland such registration became compulsory for all in 1855 and for Ireland it was 1864 for births & deaths and 1845 for marriages. Since 2000 a growing number of Family History Societies have been working with their local Register Offices to place indexes to births, marriages and deaths on-line. These are commonly known as Local BMD indexes. Cheshire was the first county to do this, closely followed by Yorkshire then Lancashire. At the time of writing, there are 11 areas of the country that have some indexes on-line in various stages of completion using the software we initially developed for Cheshire, now known as the Local BMD project software."
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Military Family History on the Internet
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Genealogical Directories and Lists on the Internet
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The Grassington Mines Appreciation Group website explores the history of lead mining on Grassington Moor. It documents the area's 18th- and 19th-century mines through historical information, photographs, underground exploration videos, mine surveys and discoveries of surviving artefacts. The site also covers smelt mills, mining accidents, miners' health, local mining traditions and the group's work to preserve this important part of the Yorkshire Dales' industrial heritage.
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The **Buddle Pit** is an online community devoted to mine exploration, mining history and industrial archaeology. Its **Dales and West Yorkshire** forum contains discussions about mines and quarries across the local area, including historical information, photographs, exploration reports and discoveries relating to former mining sites. It can be a useful resource for anyone researching the mining heritage of the Yorkshire Dales and West Yorkshire.
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Our Mission and Vision We tell the story of postal communication and its impact on a global society. We use our collection to explore stories around communication, and to inspire everyone to make richer and more meaningful connections in their lives. Our work is guided by five core aims: Create welcoming experiences for anybody to connect with the museum and each other. Collaborate creatively to deliver content that meets our audience’s needs. Look after, develop and be curious about our collection to ensure the story of postal communication is relevant, inspiring and inclusive. Minimise the environmental impact of our activities and communicate effectively about our environmental responsibility. Develop a sustainable and dynamic business model to enable our work as a charity.
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