Just a reminder that the heart of genealogy archives is the Priaulx Library, in St. Peter Port, Guernsey. This is where a large de Mouilpied file is located, in addition to many other old Guernsey Family names. Blondel has a very large file there as well. The Priaulx Library is where almost all the historical records are held in Guernsey and the staff there are professional and prompt.
At The Royal Court House, visitors have access to the Greffe, which houses all charters granted to Guernsey since 1394, in addition to ancient archives.
The following web-sites are suggested as good starting points for research
on Guernsey born ancestors.
The Priaulx Library
www.priaulxlibrary.co.uk
La Société Guernesiaise
www.societe.org.gg/sections/familyhistory.php
Alex Glendenning's award winning web-site
http://user.itl.net/~glen/guernsey.html
GENUKI is the entry point for all research for the United Kingdom & Ireland.
The Channel Island pages:
www.genuki.org.uk/indexes/CHIcontents.html
The de Moulpied/de Mouilpied Family and Genealogy Blog is where we can share what we know about this unique family, explore our roots and get to know our world-wide cousins. Come join this exciting journey. This is Perce Rock, from Malbay, Canada, where the descendants of Joseph deMouilpied began.
Friday, November 27, 2009
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Telling Tales - Maybe Your Ancesters on Guernsey
Just in from Susan, geneaolgy researcher on Guernsey...her new book called "Telling Tales: Guernsey news, views, ideas, snippets and gossip from the early to mid-1800s”. Not sure if a de Mouilpied is in there, but maybe another Guernsey ancestor is. You can always write her and ask for a list of names I suppose. Looks like a nice anecdotal book to have.
Click here to go to her website and book page
Are you looking for a de Mouilpied relative? Let me know. I'll post it here.
Click here to go to her website and book page
Are you looking for a de Mouilpied relative? Let me know. I'll post it here.
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