ISSUE |
PAGE |
ARTICLE TITLE AND AUTHOR |
Vol. XXII, No. 1 |
1 |
The Parish Registers That Might Have Been,
by Ivan C. Johnson |
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7 |
The Belfast Nightly Watch, by Lyn Nunn |
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10 |
In Search of Emily Elizabeth Shaw/Beavan, by Lyn Nunn |
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15 |
Jews in Belfast: A Brief History and Case Study,
by Pamela McIlveen |
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21 |
Italians in Belfast: A Case Study of Modesto Silo and Family, by Pamela McIlveen |
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27 |
Killleagh Memorials, County Down, Ireland, transcribed by Jim McNamara |
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29 |
The London Gazette: A Treasure Trove of Historical Information, by Jon Mills |
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37 |
Tracing London and Other Large-City English Ancestry from Abroad, by Phillip B. Dunn AG |
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51 |
The Knowles Collection: An Electronic Database of Jews of English Ancestry, by W. Todd Knowles AG |
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54 |
Female Occupations: Women’s Employment 1850–1950, a book review by Fran Smith |
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57 |
Surname Register |
| Vol. XXII, No. 2 |
59 |
Guilds in England and Scotland, by Kay Ronald Devonshire |
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67 |
English Records Before 1750, by Anne Wuehler |
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72 |
Establishment of the Belfast Mechanic's Institute in 1825, transcribed by Lyn Nunn |
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73 |
Feakle Roman Catholic Marriages, 1860–1880, transcribed by Jim McNamara |
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86 |
Index to Feakle Marriages (PDF) |
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89 |
A Glimpse of Working Conditions and Health of Flax Spinners and Mill Workers in Belfast c1852, by Lyn Nunn |
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93 |
Scottish Highlanders in America, by Claire V. Brisson-Banks |
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97 |
Book Reviews: Military Photographs and How to Date Them (71), Essential Maps for Family Historians (72), What Jane Austen Ate and Charles Dickens Knew (73), In the Blood (74) |
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101 |
Members Share |
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109 |
George Henry Bannister, Coachman: Addendum, by Kay Ronald Devonshire |
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112 |
Surname Register |
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113 |
Index to Volume XXII (PDF) |
