Issue :	#28
Date :	15 December 2005
Publisher :	Delyse Brown
e-Mail :	editor@genealogyworld.net
Back Issues:	Archive
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Hello !*FIRST_NAME*!,

'GENEALOGY WORLD' - NEW ITEMS :
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THANK YOU!
I would like to thank all of those of you who have kindly contributed material to add to GENEALOGY WORLD during 2005. Without your interesting information there would be no website! I would also like to thank everyone who has written during the year with comments that help add to, and improve, GENEALOGY WORLD.

FORTHCOMING HOLIDAY SEASON:
The Family History Centre in Durban will be closed from 16th December and will reopen on 11th January 2006.

Although the Natal Mole is taking a well deserved vacation during December, if you click on Diary of a Natal Mole Rosemary has included her Festive thoughts this month.

Only one Genealogy World Newsletter will be sent out during December, instead of the customary two.

This year has gone by so swiftly it is difficult to believe that it is already time to wish you all a HAPPY CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR! Some of you will recognise this card .. it has been re-requested! Click here to download my Christmas card to you! Enjoy!

INTERNATIONAL INTEREST:
Adrian Rowe has compiled a very useful list of dates of reign of UK Monarchs.
Now available - the naming patterns of the Scots before the 20th Century.

UK and other URL addresses:
Several new UK URLs have recently been added to this section.

SA INTEREST:
Now available - the naming patterns in the Afrikaans community before 1940.

MUSGRAVE LIBRARY in Durban now has a new genealogy book on its shelves written by Kathy Chater - FAMILY HISTORY MADE EASY.

New UK Publication

LEGACY is a new book written by direct descendent of one of the heroes of Rorke's Drift, Kris Wheatley. It will be published on 22 January 2006. The men covered in Volume 1 are Attwood; Bromwich; Deacon; French; Gallagher; Hayden; Mabin; Miller; Millne; Tongue; Windridge and Wood.

Volume 2 is already in the pipeline and Kris has another pile of exciting discoveries (previously unknown and unpublished stories/photos) to include in this second book she is writing.

Anyone wishing to purchase a copy of the book about the Boer Prisoners of War in Bermuda (by Colin H. Benbow) mentioned in the previous newsletter, please contact me. Pamela Willcocks has kindly offered to make the necessary arrangements to obtain this book for anyone interested.

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