Tag Archives: Website

400th blog entry

This is my 400th blog entry outlining websites of interests to local and family historians including details of CUMPSTONs across the world.  Many thanks to those of you who have writen to me about items that have interested you. [See my photo of Cumpston Hill, … Continue reading

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Free analysis of your website or blog

Those of you with websites might find this tool useful. It provides a free analysis of the effectiveness of your website:  http://websitegrader.com   It tells you for instance how many pages have been stored in the Google index and gives you a … Continue reading

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UK National Archives update

The summer issue of Archive Sector Update, the newsletter for all those interested in developments in the archive sector, is now available for download: http://enews.nationalarchives.gov.uk/MAN-GMRH-3BNIRT-6IJXT-0/c.aspx The focus for this issue is on sharing ideas on how archive services can respond to the … Continue reading

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New ‘Connected histories’ web site

Try the new Connected Histories web site http://www.connectedhistories.org   which brings together a lot of useful information. Connected Histories brings together a range of digital resources related to early modern and nineteenth century Britain with a single federated search that allows sophisticated … Continue reading

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CUMPSTON website updated

My website at http://www.cumpston.org.uk  has been updated to include direct links to this blog. You can also register to become a member of the site and receive messages from me direct.

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