genealogy

This is becoming an ever popular pastime so we thought that perhaps we could start  this section to help people with their research.  Perhaps you have got stuck and might need help from others.  Do you have a question that perhaps someone else in our community may know the answer to?  This section is also available for you to appeal to the Old Basing and Lychpit community for information about your ancestors, or indeed for you to share your family tree with us.  If there is any other information you think this section could helpfully contain, or links to other web sites, then please let us know at webman@basinga.org.uk

Appeals for InformatiON

If you have got stuck and are searching for more information about your ancestors, and they are local to this part of the world, please send your appeal to webman@basinga.org.uk 

Please Help

Have you got a question about how to go about researching something and need some help?  Send your question to webman@basinga.org.uk and we will post it here, and I'm sure someone may know the answer.

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My Family Tree

Would you like to share your family tree with us?  We would like to publish it here, and you may find that you will help someone else.  Please send e-mail to webman@basinga.org.uk to find out how we can publish your work here.

The Darling Family Tree
 
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Helpful links

BBC Family History webpages:
 http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/familyhistory
Has many pages explaining about the basics of starting family history research, including an extensive list of other useful resources and websites, and some downloadable material.
 
Getting started
http://www.genealogy-guide.org.uk/
This is a useful site if you want to know how to get started and where to look for information.
 
Hampshire Genealogical Society:
http://www.hgs-online.org.uk/index.htm
A huge resource for members, who can join for a small fee and share all sorts of useful knowledge and information.
 
Hampshire Record Office:
http://www.hants.gov.uk/record-office
Especially useful is the 'what's on' section, where it often lists events to which beginners researching their family history can attend, and learn about records that they can look up and explore.
 
Lots of useful websites can be browsed, some are pay-to-view pages in various ways e.g.
http://www.1901census.nationalarchives.gov.uk
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/census
 
Many, many commercial sites exist e.g. one of the largest & well used being
www.ancestry.co.uk
 

Your Links
Irene has passed me the following links that she highly recommends.  The first is Genes Re-United, http://www.genesreunited.co.uk, here you can create your own family tree online and see how many other on line trees it can link up with.  There is also a search facility available.  The site also seems to find possible connections to other peoples trees, and will notify you of these possibilities.  Worth a look.

The second is Family Search,  http://www.familysearch.org, which provides numerous searchable databases to try and find birth/death/marriage entries etc.  Again, you can define your own information and share this with other registered users.  Also worth a look.

Thanks Irene.

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