3. Dr. Williams’s Library
• Opened at Red Cross
Street, Cripplegate, Lon
don in 1729.
• One of the first libraries
open to the public.
• Moved three times but
still a center of
nonconformist studies.
4. Dr. Williams’s Library
• Has information about different types of
nonconformity and where to look for more
information
• Dr. Williams’s Library registers are not here
• Surman index to careers of Congregational and
Presbyterian (Unitarian) ministers
• Some local history documents
5. Society of Genealogists
• Incorporated 8 May 1911
• Centenary celebration
• Unique collections being
made available online
6. Society of Genealogists
• Several indexes at the
Society of Genealogists
Library are still in card
files
7. Society of Genealogists
• The Griffiths index for
Wales is full of good
information gleaned
from many sources still
not online.
8.
9.
10. The Genealogical Society of Utah
• Founded in 1894 by The
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints
• 1938 microfilming began
• Family history centers
started in 1964
11. The Genealogical Society of Utah
• A storage vault was
excavated in a granite
mountain in the 1960s
12. The Genealogical Society of Utah
• Ancestral File allowed
people to submit
pedigree information to
be added to a computer
database
• 1998 development
began on
FamilySearch.org
• 24 May 1999 the website
went live then crashed
due to overload
48. I went on in my constant course of preaching,
since good god was blessed to do by me, our
divisions were about church – Government … our
friends at olny were miserably plundered at olny:
and I lay at peace without disturbance…
49.
50. If you could buy these
for 5 cents each would
you get more of them?