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Transcribing for Freecen

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Unknown

Unknown Report 15 Feb 2004 22:04

Julie the address is http://freecen.rootsweb(.)com/

George

George Report 15 Feb 2004 21:54

ann, do you mean the email re- 'remember when' that you sent on saturday? have answered it.

Julie

Julie Report 15 Feb 2004 21:51

can someone give me the url for freecen? i dont think i have tried searching on that site yet thanks! julie

Ann L from Darlo

Ann L from Darlo Report 15 Feb 2004 20:49

George and Rosemary I have sent you mail! If you look on Freecen site you will see that you need a pc and use of a microfiche reader although the 1861 that I am doing is on disc so it is easy and handy. regards Ann

Pumphrey

Pumphrey Report 15 Feb 2004 18:03

Thank you Devonshire Dumpling. I have just managed to track down the Hammond side of my family on the 1891 census, or at least some of them. I have only been at this for 2 weeks and was beginning to get down hearted as there are so many sites to search and I seemed to be getting nowhere. The FREECEN site has helped me enormously. Keep up the good work, it hopefully won't be long until I get back to the 1861!! Gratefully, Pam

Unknown

Unknown Report 15 Feb 2004 13:25

nudge

George

George Report 14 Feb 2004 12:50

you can buy it in most supermarkets/newsagents in the middlesbrough area, don't think you can get it online,

Ann L from Darlo

Ann L from Darlo Report 14 Feb 2004 12:29

George what is Remember is it online or a magazine? I don't know wether she is one of my Lazenby's or not as most were from Darlington and North Yorkshire. But thanks for that anyway Ann

Rosemary

Rosemary Report 14 Feb 2004 11:35

Anne, What equipment and what expertise do you need to transcribe? So many people have helped me with finding information, it would be great to do something to help others. Rosemary(Chelmsford)

George

George Report 14 Feb 2004 10:39

Ann, Are you any relation to an Amy Lazenby who was a volunteer at Mission to Seaman,Middlesbrough, there is a picture in the latest Remember of her and other volunteers. It does'nt give a year though.

Ann L from Darlo

Ann L from Darlo Report 12 Feb 2004 16:22

Gail Have you had an answer yet if not mail me and I will forward to my co-ordinator Ann,Darlington

Gail

Gail Report 9 Feb 2004 18:14

Hi, How long does it take freecen to reply. Gail

Ann L from Darlo

Ann L from Darlo Report 9 Feb 2004 10:16

nudge Ann

Gail

Gail Report 8 Feb 2004 16:03

Hi, I have just emailed to Freecen for transcribing so I will wait and see. Gail

Ann L from Darlo

Ann L from Darlo Report 8 Feb 2004 15:53

Hi again I am doing 1861 for part of Darlington and it is on disc so no microfiche reader needed Ann

 Valice in

Valice in Report 8 Feb 2004 15:12

It was the microfiche reader bit that put me off too, but thought if we all put our efforts into finishing FreeBMD first, then we can all put our efforts into FreeCen after. Val

Twinkle

Twinkle Report 8 Feb 2004 11:51

I thought you needed a microfiche reader for that.

Ann L from Darlo

Ann L from Darlo Report 8 Feb 2004 11:09

Hi all Iam transcribing for Freecen and they need volunteers, they are very helpful I have a lovely co-ordinator not like the one mentioned on the thread re- transcribing for Freebmd. So come on have a go! Regards Ann,Darlington