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The World Wide Web contains a vast supply of resources to assist in family history research. Following are some of the on line resources that I have discovered in the process of tracing my family history, plus some others as well. No guarantees are given as to the quality of the pages referred to, or even whether the page is still there. This page will be updated occasionally, so come back often. If you find an interesting site, and would like me to include it on my list, email the details on. This is a .PARSED CONTENT
The web page ausgen.tripod.com states the following, "The World Wide Web contains a vast supply of resources to assist in family history research." I saw that the website also said " Following are some of the on line resources that I have discovered in the process of tracing my family history, plus some others as well." They also said " No guarantees are given as to the quality of the pages referred to, or even whether the page is still there. This page will be updated occasionally, so come back often. If you find an interesting site, and would like me to include it on my list, email the details on."ANALYZE SUBSEQUENT WEBSITES
Saturday, 13 March 2010. Mary Elizabeth PATCH was born on the 25th of October 1891 at Cooyar Station, near Emu Creek in Queensland. Her parents were Thomas Joseph PATCH and Elizabeth CONNORS. The following advertisement appeared in the Brisbane Courier of Wednesday 9 December 1891;. PATCH - On the 25th October, at Cooyar Station, the wife of Thomas Patch, of a daughter. Friday, 12 March 2010. On the 24th of Nove.
Friday, March 2, 2018. Genealogy Do-Over - February 2018. I am taking part in the Genealogy Do-Over. March has arrived without me having posted my February update! The Genealogy Do-Over tasks for February. Establishing Base Practices and Guidelines. 1 Establishing Base Practices and Guidelines. I read and reflected upon the base practices and guidelines of other genealogy researchers last month.
AusGeos provides full seismic processing services from their processing centre in Perth. We process 2D, 3D Land, marine and TZ seismic for the Oil and Gas and Minerals exploration industries. Our specialty is statics for improving definition and depth-conversion of subtle traps. Internationally experienced consultants each with between 20 and 47 years experience and skills ranging across geology, geophysics, bird-dog. AusGeos provides a one-stop serv.
Reduce greenhouse gas emissions to save the environment. Sounds good, right? This is how geothermal systems work. Image and full rights for use of diagram owned by AusGeothermal.