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Douglas database continues to grow
The Douglas Archives database
grows ever larger, and there are now nearly 6,000 listed who have Douglas as, or in, their surname. The full database contains more than 151,000 names.
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Douglases on Facebook.
The family has a strong presence of Facebook.
If you are a Facebook user, why not seek out others who
are working on their family tree? A growing number of
our pages feature the Facebook 'Like' button,
allowing you to draw others attention to a particular
page.
Douglas Archives Bookshop
Our bookshop contains a
number of books that will be of interest to those
researching their Douglas history. I have been busy
building my own Amazon
Wish List, and must now put some of the titles I
have there into the bookshop!
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Monday 28th June 2010
Our Community Network grows
 A
year ago, we launched the Douglas Archives Community Network.
Many of us exchange emails with others researching similar family lines, but how do we know who else is
doing the same?
The Community Network is a place where all those working on their Douglas family background can share ideas,
raise questions and develop their family trees.
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Fundraising underway
The costs of administering the
Douglas Archives have taken a sharp rise - or will do
next month (July 2010).
One of our hosts has added a $200
charge to our costs. We all like to think that
the internet is free, but sadly that is not the case.
I am asking all Douglas Archives
users to
make a small donation to offset the costs - every £
or $ helps.
I am looking for one donation of
$50, two of $25, two of $10, 5 of £10 and 10 of $5.
If everyone who reads this newsletter just gave $1,
we would be home and dry!
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This page is a stub...?
Many pages in the Douglas Archives are 'stubs'.
Rather than keep my notes hidden, I have decided to
publish them in the hope that they are useful to
fellow researcgers. As the opportunity arises,
these pages are later converted to full articles.
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