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Title: Links:Norfolk Transcription Archive
Post by: Sylviaann on Thursday 12 February 04 13:15 GMT (UK)
Some Norfolk BMD and census on Norfolk Transcrition Archive

Try www.genealogy.doun.org/transcriptions/index.php
Title: Re: Links:Norfolk Transcription Archive
Post by: ferret on Thursday 31 March 05 20:09 BST (UK)
Hi Sylviaann,my name is wayne and i have noticed you are researching the name Betts in Norfolk and i was wondering whether your Betts could be related to a Mary Betts who married an ancestor of mine in Wood Dalling in about 1814.The person she married was a Christopher Doughty who was born about 1790 in Wood Norton.Hopefully there is a link,if you require more info please let me know.
Title: Re: Links:Norfolk Transcription Archive
Post by: Sylviaann on Friday 01 April 05 12:50 BST (UK)
Hi Wayne

Sorry my Betts came from Shropham and there is not a Mary amongst them.

I am descended from Bridget born 1761.  She married William Loveday.

Sorry I cannot help you

Sylviaann
Title: Re: Links:Norfolk Transcription Archive
Post by: Berlin-Bob on Wednesday 03 August 05 08:24 BST (UK)
Sad news  :(  :(

There is a message on the Norfolk Transcription Archives site:

Important Notice

This site is no longer being updated or maintained. I will be keeping the site available as long as possible, whilst long term future of the information contained is considered. We would like to thank all the transcribers for their hard work over the years, without them none of this would have been possible. Should you wish to take over the the running of this site, please contact Andrew Rivett.(e-mail)

    Thank You,
    Andrew

I've often thought this would make a good starting point for an OPC site for Norfolk.
Let's all hope somebody will take it over and continue running it.

Bob
Title: Re: Links:Norfolk Transcription Archive
Post by: Janet B on Sunday 04 September 05 04:29 BST (UK)
This site is brilliant and I have used it heaps of times!
Church records back to 1500's
It will be so sad if it is allowed to fall apartĀ  :'(.
Surely somebody out there can save it - any takers?
What about it RootsChat?
cheers
Janet
Title: Re: Links:Norfolk Transcription Archive
Post by: Geoffers on Monday 05 September 05 22:28 BST (UK)
Glad you like the web-site. Some offers have been received to continue the NTA and these are being considered; our main concern is that access will remain free and preventing others from publishing parts of it for profit.

Geoffers
co-founder Nofolk Transcription Archive.
Title: Re: Links:Norfolk Transcription Archive
Post by: Janet B on Monday 05 September 05 23:03 BST (UK)
Hi
So glad to hear that you have had offers and hope that the outcome will be a positive one!  :)
I volunteer at my local FHC and recommend the site to anyone with Norfolk connections.
Hope it all works out !
Cheers
Janet
Title: Re: Links:Norfolk Transcription Archive
Post by: jackiedillimore on Friday 30 December 05 10:03 GMT (UK)
Hi All,

I have just found this site  :D ;D What a gold mine of information!!! I was about to put  a message on the board in the hope someone would help with keeping it going, when i read these notices.
Please please please someone help, this info cannot be lost :'( :'( :'(
I see they have had some offers i am very glad to hear it. I have found many excellent pieces of information within this site and info that has enabled me to go back further generations, its amazing and Andrew has done a fantastic job. 8)
This site must be kept online, so much info and peoples time in all the transcribing a wonderful and easy to use site.
If you had'nt got the idea? i cannot praise this site enough. ;D :)
Happy New Year to all
Jackie