Everything has a beginning; Data Processing has its origins back to 1790. The simple act of enumeration created data processing, led to the establishment of the National Archives, and rooted a rootless people. From the New Yorker, publishes on the 1st of May How the Census Changed America
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On her 60th birthday, Barbie honours 20 Sheroes
For 60 years, Barbie has championed girls, inspired generations to believe through make believe and showed them that they have choices. With more than 200 careers, Barbie continues to evolve to be a modern, relevant role model for all ages. The brand believes that girls should never know a world, job, or dream, that women […]
1939 Census – Seminar
Here’s a video from a recent Seminar that I attended regarding the 1939 Register. What is unique is the only Census made public under the 100 year rule, Census are usually done every 10 years since 1801, this particular one what makes it unique because it was done in 1939 in the advent of World […]
Raw Data how it looks
I have pretty much completed the family and now taking a break of sorts from it. Back to doing research. below is an example how raw data looks like. When I first receive the data is all just names and dates then for me is just a matter of interpreting, some comments even though it […]
Photos 19th Century – Buckley Line
This is the Female Wheelock line of Emma Wheelock who married Jonathan Buckley that migrated to Peru, there are still some in Peru but the Wheelock name has long since disappeared. I am still digitizing all the photos. Click on the links to see the photos. Maria Buckley Julia Buckley and Friends
Photos 19th Century
Photos from the 19th Century
Interview with Jaime Wheelock May 2018
Fill in your chart
Hello everyone, I know it has been a few weeks since I published something… Currently I am still working in digitising all relevant work before any new research is done as I am finding out that I am doubling up on research already undertaken. To get many more of you involved I have […]
Artist Impressions of the Village of Wheelock
Here’s an Artist Impression of the Wheelock Village. Click on the image to see the full size. Wheelock Village
The Oxford Dictionary of Family Names in Britain and Ireland
I hope you now know how to call your nearest and dearest after last post! 🙂 or you if you meet an odd relative such as myself you know where I am on the family tree. Moving forward to our next post in 2016 Patrick Hanks, Richard Coates, and Peter McClure published the ultimate reference […]
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