Last update 7th
Apr 2013
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Index of Films held by Documents held
Reading
England Stake Useful
Family History Sites The
FHC Portal Premium Websites (Only
available from FHC Computers) ·
19th
Century British News-papers Digital Archive ·
Access
Newspaper Archive ·
Alexandra
Street Press ·
Ancestry.com ·
ArkivDigital
on-line ·
FindMyPast ·
Fold3.com ·
The
Genealogist ·
Godfrey
Memorial Library ·
Paper
Trail ·
World
Vital Records Free
Websites Premium
Websites Leaders General
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Please note that the Reading Family History
Centre OPEN DAY is being held on
Saturday 6th July 2013 from 9.15am to 4.30pm with presentations and displays
from local Family History Groups, U3A, the London Family History Centre as
well as Stake and Area experts. Also FamilySearch Family Tree is now available for all to use – click here, sign in to FamilySearch, go to the “Family Tree”
tab and have a play! General Open Times: Monday 10.00am
to 3.00pm Tuesday 10.00am
to 3.00pm (see note 1) Wednesday 7.30pm
to 9.00pm 2nd and 4th only (see note 1) Thursday Not
open Friday 10.00am
to 3.00pm Saturday 10.00am
to 3.00pm (see note 1) Notes:
1. We
are only open on Tuesdays, Wednesday evenings and Saturdays by prior
appointment due to lack of staff. 2. We
are closed on bank and other holiday periods 3. Click
here
for detailed open times. Films held by the Reading Family
History Centre The Reading Family History Centre has a number of
commonly used films on permanent loan. These can be viewed free of charge by
patrons. The list of films and their description can be seen by clicking Films.csv (comma separated value) and then search by using your browser search
facility (Ctrl+F). Please let me know if there are
any errors and what the correction should be. (email (UK_Reading @
LDSMail.net)). Documents held by the Reading Family
History Centre The Reading Family History Centre has a number of
commonly used fiche on permanent loan and other documents which can be viewed
free of charge by patrons. A list of the type of records held can be viewed
by clicking here for 2000 info and here for 2005 info. The Organisation: Alan & Christine Johnson were called as directors of the Family
History Centre in October 2005. Currently we have about 8 LDS staff who serve in the centre. We can be
contacted by email (UK_Reading @ LDSMail.net)
or phone (+44 (0) 1189 941 0211) Location: The Family
History Centre is part of the Reading England Stake and meets in the Stake
meeting house. The location can be found by clicking here. Reading
England Stake consists of
the following Wards: Basingstoke, Bracknell, Farnborough, Newbury, Oxford 1,
Oxford 2, Reading and Woodley. Facilities We currently have ·
four film readers
and four fiche readers ·
one digital
film/fiche scanner printer ·
one
document/picture scanner ·
five computers with free access to the internet and
many premium internet websites such as Ancestry.com, FindMyPast,
The Genealogist etc. ·
Many
affiliate software programs to synchronise your
personal data with FamilySearch Family Tree. ·
about 4,000
films ·
about 15,000
fiche New FamilySearch and FamilySearch
Family Tree Registration 1. All church members and community members can now
register on New
FamilySearch and FamilySearch Family Tree. They will
need an LDS or FamilySearch Account to register. 2. Priesthood Leaders and Family History Consultants
can register at https://www.familysearch.org/consultant/ to gain access to the training. They will need an
LDS Account to register. There are some useful documents and a presentation
that are provided to help you as follows: 1.
Members Guide to Temple
and Family History Work 2.
Family History
Consultant’s Guide to Temple and Family History Work 3.
Instructor’s Guide to
Temple and Family History Work 4.
Leaders
Guide to Temple and Family History Work - 5.
Training Videos for Family
History Leaders On-line film/fiche ordering in the British Isles FamilySearch’s Microfilm
Ordering service is your gateway to a vast collection of genealogical and
historical records. The service allows you to reserve and loan films to
family history centers and affiliate libraries. The loan is free, but there
is a small shipping and handling charge for each film. Ordering is simple: Sign in to FamilySearch using and
LDS or FamilySearch Account by clicking the ‘Sign In’ link in the top right
corner. If you do not have an account, clicking the Sign In link will prompt
you to Create New Account. Locate the microfilm number(s) you want to
order from the Family History Library Catalog located on FamilySearch.org. Note: Before ordering any film, check to
make sure the Family History Library Catalog does not have a digital copy
online. Select your loan type, enter the microfilm
number, and click Search. Repeat this step for additional items. When you are ready to submit your loan order,
click the shopping cart in the upper right portion of the screen. You will
then have a chance to review and confirm your order. After you submit your
order, all films will be delivered to your designated family history centre The costs for ordering microfilms and
microfiche on-line are as follows: 1.
Short-term
loan: £7.50/film for 3 months hire 2.
Extended
loan: £18.75/film. These films have no return date, so remain in our FH
Centre.) 3.
Renewed
loan: £7.50/film for 3 months hire 4.
Microfiche:
*£3.00/call number. Microfiche remain in a FHC after use. *Microfiche are charged per FHL Catalogue number, regardless of how
many fiche are assigned to the call number. After placing on-line film order, you will
receive e-mail saying the order has been received and also when it is shipped
to the FHC. The progress of the order may be seen at any time by logging into
the on-line film ordering account. |
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