Article section - Medals
Philip on March 04 2008
Philip on March 04 2008
Due to the interest in maritime medals, the article categories have been tweaked slightly. The "Bravery" category has been renamed "Medals" and the few non-medal bravery tales have been moved to the "Life and Times" category.
If anyone has any articles, stories or any medal related information they think would be relevant, please sent them in using the "Submit Article" link on the left.
If anyone has any articles, stories or any medal related information they think would be relevant, please sent them in using the "Submit Article" link on the left.
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UK CG Stations Photogallery
Tony on February 28 2008
We have just added a new photogallery - UK Stations. There are over 120 photos from all over the UK. However, we don't have much information about each location.
If any of our UK members has any information about a particular photograph, please post it in the comments box below it. We would also welcome any photo's you may have to add to the gallery.
If any of our UK members has any information about a particular photograph, please post it in the comments box below it. We would also welcome any photo's you may have to add to the gallery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Philip on February 07 2008
The FAQ's or Frequently Asked Questions has just been updated and expanded, see link in Nav bar. It's been split up into section dealing with the various aspects of the site software. So if you're having a problem or maybe you have a question, please check the FAQ's before contacting me as the answer is hopefully there. Obviously, I haven't covered everything, so let me know if your particular problem has not been addressed.
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Spammers
Philip on February 07 2008
Despite the latest spam detection software and security enhancements on the site, a few spam artists recently got through and posted on the forum. These posts [and the posters] are immediately deleted upon detection.
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National Archives Online Census Records
Tony on December 09 2007
The National Archives, Bishop Street, Dublin 6, have introduced an important new website of the 1911 Dublin Census Returns.
The free-to-access website, which contains the digital equivalent of more than 4,000 reels of microfilm and 3.5 million images, allows useres to search for individuals by name, with each original household form giving records of a person's education , religion, profession, literacy, Irish-language proficiency and place of birth. The website currently contains records for Dublin only, but those for the rest of the country will be available next year. Census records from the 1821 to 1851 were destroyed in an explosion at the Four Courts, Dublin in 1922. Census records from the latter half of the 19th century are thought to have been pulped for recycling due to paper shortaged during the first World War...
The free-to-access website, which contains the digital equivalent of more than 4,000 reels of microfilm and 3.5 million images, allows useres to search for individuals by name, with each original household form giving records of a person's education , religion, profession, literacy, Irish-language proficiency and place of birth. The website currently contains records for Dublin only, but those for the rest of the country will be available next year. Census records from the 1821 to 1851 were destroyed in an explosion at the Four Courts, Dublin in 1922. Census records from the latter half of the 19th century are thought to have been pulped for recycling due to paper shortaged during the first World War...
