Journal Volume 7: 2000-2002

Vol 7 No 12, Oct-Dec 2002 : Click to view this journal online.

Pinpointing the origin of your surname with the Median Area Theory by John Titterton Resources for onename studies in the archives of York Minster by Louise Hampson Ancestors reunited – 10 numbers that can trace your family tree by Chris Gray Slaves in the family and the problems of tracing ancestral lines by Malcolm Boyes New BIVRI CDs have 13 million records by Richard Eastman Guild Reports, News and Events Regulars: Committee, Treasurer’s Notes, Just My Opinion, Reviews, Letters, It’s a Funny Old Genealogical World

Vol 7 No 11, Jul-Sep 2002 : Click to view this journal online.

Proposed civil registration changes will bring good and bad news for genealogists by Roy Stockdill Publishing for One-Name Studies: The nuts and bolts of publishing a 400-plus page family book by Jack Blencowe Publishing for One-Name Studies: The advantages and pitfalls of web page publishing by Penny Denby Publishing for One-Name Studies: A wealth of information at seminar on publishing for one-namers by Alan Kinnaird Publishing for One-Name Studies: Advice in Guild booklet on publishing a one-name journal or newsletter by Roy Stockdill Guild Reports, News and Events Regulars: Committee, Treasurer’s Notes, Librarian’s Notes, Book Reviews, Letters

Vol 7 No 10, Apr-Jun 2002 : Click to view this journal online.

Armorial book-plates – a little known source for one-name studies by Andrew G Peake How patents of inventions at British Library can help one-namers by Stephen Van Dulken How the 1901 online census project went sadly wrong by Dominic Johnson How big will your one-name study be? by Alan Bardsley Guild Reports, News and Events Regulars: Committee, Registrar’s Notes, Treasurer’s Notes, Librarian’s Notes, Just My Opinion, Book Reviews, Letters, It’s a Funny Old Genealogical World

Vol 7 No 9, Jan-Dec 2002 : Click to view this journal online.

Four-page preview of the National Burial Index by John Hanson Overwhelming Whitehouses force my sad decision to de-register by Keith Percy How many genealogists can boast two Registrars among their ancestors? by Harvey Horton Kernick Genealogical Miscellany: 1851 census index of Yorkshire and Scottish news by Graham Tuley Guild Reports, News and Events Regulars: Committee, Treasurer’s Notes, Librarian’s Notes, Just My Opinion, Book Reviews, Letters, It’s a Funny Old Genealogical World

Vol 7 No 8, Oct-Dec 2001 : Click to view this journal online.

Transferring the family files from paper and computer onto CD-ROM by Michael Dummer How our Web-on-a-Disk beats “raid and run” on a society’s website by John Blanchard What about the Joneses? Some ideas for tackling widely spread surnames by John Colloff Carbis – a Cornish surname from the Lebanon? by John Carbis Genealogical Miscellany: Some jottings from members’ research notebooks by Jim Holdich, John Hitchon & David Hawgood Guild Reports, News and Events Regulars: Committee, Treasurer’s Notes, Librarian’s Notes, Just My Opinion, Book Reviews, Letters, It’s a Funny Old Genealogical World

Vol 7 No 7, Jul-Sep 2001 : Click to view this journal online.

Locating marriages in England and Wales between 1837 and 1912 by Paul Millington Marriages by certificate and Notice of Intent by David Hawgood DNA testing: a valuable new tool for one-namers by Chris Pomery Strategies for involving today’s generations in one-name studies by Brian Otridge Guild Reports, News and Events Regulars: Committee, Treasurer’s Notes, Librarian’s Notes, Just My Opinion, Book Reviews, Letters, It’s a Funny Old Genealogical World

Vol 7 No 6, Apr-Jun 2001 : Click to view this journal online.

Does it run in the family? Links between genealogy and genetics by Diana Brook Was your ancestor a tramping brushmaker? by Janet Heskins GB Shaw’s mistress and my one-name study by Lesley Kennedy Publishing a 1,000-page book on the Internet by Jess Jephcott Why do “Rip van Surnames” come alive? by David Hawgood Guild Reports, News and Events Regulars: Committee, From the Editor’s Desk, Registrar’s Notes, Treasurer’s Notes, Just my Opinion, Letters, It’s a Funny Old Genealogical World

Vol 7 No 5, Jan-Mar 2001 : Click to view this journal online.

Strategies for managing the paper to digital revolution for one-name groupings by Chris Pomery From straw plaits to the City by Peter Amsden The line between Gaelic and non-Gaelic studies by Michael Merrigan Mystery of a bigamous grandmother led to ONS by Kit Leitch Guild Reports, News and Events Regulars: Committee, From the Editor’s Desk, The Mary Rumsey Column, Registrar’s Notes, Librarian’s Notes, Book Reviews, Letters, It’s a Funny Old Genealogical World

Vol 7 No 4, Oct-Dec 2000 : Click to view this journal online.

Lloyd George’s “Domesday” Act of 1910 by Peter Park Taking inherited research into the Internet age by Brian Otridge How lrish one-name studies differ from those in England by Michael Merrigan Working Group set up to look at Guild categories by Roger Lovegrove Guild Reports, News and Events Regulars: Committee, From the Editor’s Desk, The Mary Rumsey Column, Secretary’s Notes, Treasurer’s Notes, Librarian’s Notes, Book Reviews, Letters, It’s a Funny Old Genealogical World

Vol 7 No 3, Jul-Sep 2000 : Click to view this journal online.

Manorial records help trace a teacher and mapmaker by Peter Alefounder The best software for one-namers by Jean-Baptiste Piggin US website birthday data aids a one-name study by Peter Fifield Wells An evil witch’s murder victim and my ONS by Roy Stockdill Serendipity, Guild Seminar and a family home by Barbara Harvey Guild Reports, News and Events Regulars: Committee, From the Editor’s Desk, The Mary Rumsey Column, Secretary’s Notes, Treasurer’s Notes, Book Reviews, Letters, It’s a Funny Old Genealogical World

Vol 7 No 2, Apr-Jun 2000 : Click to view this journal online.

Don’t let disability be a barrier to your research by Viv Dunstan Carpet cleaners to paint – Orrs who led the way by Brian Orr How researching first names can aid your one-name study by John Titterton Oh, what a load of (double-barrelled) Morgans! by David Morgan Getting your web page noticed by David Hawgood Guild Reports, News and Events Regulars: Committee, From the Editor’s Desk, The Mary Rumsey Column, Treasurer’s Notes, Book Reviews, Letters, It’s a Funny Old Genealogical World

Vol 7 No 1, Jan-Mar 2000 : Click to view this journal online.

Cracking the County Record Office by Julie Mansfield Land Tax, a worthwhile source for family historians by Janet Heskins Navigating around FamilySearch on the Internet by David Hawgood Marching into battle at the Family Records Centre by Peter Amsden Many curious oddities of spelling on the 1881 discs by Peter Langford Guild Reports, News and Events Regulars: Committee, From the Editor’s Desk, The Mary Rumsey Column, Secretary’s Notes, Treasurer’s Notes, Book Reviews, Letters, It’s a Funny Old Genealogical World