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Farnborough Ward Family History Library

Location and Open Times

Alan and Christine allow the Ward Family History Library to use the facilities of the Farnborough Dyslexia & Learning Centre for family history when they are not being used by students. Effectively this means that it will be open on the third Thursday in the month from 7.30pm to 9.30pm and most weekday mornings and evenings by prior appointment. The location can be found on their website or by clicking here. Please email Alan J K Johnson with details of when you would like to do this work.

Facilities

These are fairly basic at the moment and consist of

·        The use of a computer with free access to the internet for family history research - e.g. Family Search

·        British Isles Vital Records Index for England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales

o       a partial record dating from 1530 to 1906 but containing

§         10.4 billion birth and christening records and

§         1.9 million marriage records from England Ireland Scotland and Wales

·        The use of the latest version of Personal Ancestral File (PAF) to record the results of this research

·        The supervised use of the following CDs

o       British 1851 census (limited to 2% of each county with full information on 3 counties)

o       British 1881 census

o       The International Genealogical Index (IGI) belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints consisting of the following discs:

British Isles, Continental Europe & South West Europe, Denmark, Finland & Iceland, Germany, Mexico, North America, Norway, South America, Sweden, Wales, FH Library Catalogue, Scottish Church Records, Military Index, Addendum, Ancestral File, US Social Security Death Index

·        Support by Alan and Christine

Useful sites

 Family Search, Ancestry.com, 1901 census, Berkshire Family History Society, 1837online

 

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Last update 4th October 2005