The earliest dissenting academies were established after the Restoration as a result of the 1662 Act of Uniformity, and were intended to provide Protestant students dissenting from the Church of England with a higher education similar to that at Oxford and Cambridge, from which they were largely excluded. Their main purpose was to prepare candidates for the ministry, but many educated lay students as well.
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A map of over 41,000 memorial benches - added by people like you
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The Guild of One-Name Studies is an international charity dedicated to promoting and supporting one-name studies—the research of everyone with a particular surname, rather than a single family line. The website provides a searchable register of surname studies, educational resources, research guides, webinars, indexes and member websites. It is an excellent starting point for anyone interested in the history, distribution and genealogy of a specific surname or considering undertaking a one-name study themselves.
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Convict Records helps you explore and preserve the stories of Australia’s transported convicts, whether you’re tracing family or researching history. Search the convicts that were transported to Australia, or browse the ships and voyages that carried them.
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