And who doesn’t like freebies? Dick Eastmans’ Newsletter posted this note that beginning midday today, Friday the 7th through Monday the 10th that FindMyPast is open to everyone. Click on this link: http://www.findmypast.co.uk/freeweekend. If you have needed to do some research in the UK, this weekend might be an excellent time.
Dues and Membership
Annual dues are $20/person or $30/couple, payable in January for the calendar year. Checks should be made payabe to “SCVGS”. Our club is sponsored by Sun City Oro Valley. Club membership is limited to current and former residents.
Monthly Meetings
Mondays through May 2022 at 1:00 pm in the Catalina Vista building or via Zoom as noted.
- January 17, 2022 – German Genealogy by Laurie Castillo (+ Zoom)
- February 21, 2022– What’s New in Family Tree Maker by Mark Olsen (+Zoom)
- March 21, 2022 – History of Oro Valley by Jim Williams
- April 18, 2022 – Get to Know the Genealogy Library hosted by the Club Officers
- May 16, 2022 – No Meeting – See May 4th posted for additional information.
Guests are welcome.
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I could not get registered to look at documents on this website. They kept saying my email address or password was incorrect.
Also, from what I could see on the non-registration part of their site, they have less information than the free LDS website: https://familysearch.org/search/collection/uri=http://hr-search-api:8080/searchapi/search/collection/1401638
Evidently you have signed on to FindMyPast at some previous time for their comment of incorrect passwords, etc. When I clicked on a record for my ancestor it did reply that I would be charged “5 credits” but that upon clicking that opened another page just wanting my info of name, country, email, etc. It was free for me. Try again.
FindMyPast partners with particular government agencies such at the British Library and the (British) National Archives to put records online. It’s likely these records can only be found at FindMyPast, at least to begin with. So FamilySearch may have both “more” and “less” than FindMyPast. Information on FindMyPast partners is at: http://www.findmypast.com/content/our-partners