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Guild of One-Name Studies
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The Guild of One-Name Studies is the world's leading genealogical organisation for one-name studies. This group is not restricted to Guild members, and is open to everyone with an interest in one-name studies.
Website: http://www.one-name.org
Location: Worldwide
Members: 138
Latest Activity: Oct 18, 2020
Links
The Guild on Facebook.
The Guild on Twitter
One-name study courses from Pharos Tutors
The Journal of One-Name Studies
All the back issues of the Guild's award-winning journal can be searched online free of charge. with the exception of the last four issues are restricted to members only.
Freephone/toll-free telephone numbers
If you have any enquiries about joining the Guild or need help or advice on running your one-name study or using Guild services (eg, setting up a profile page or archive or starting a DNA project) call us on our free telephone numbers:
United Kingdom 0800 011 2182 (freephone)
North America 1-800 647 4100 (toll-free)
Australia 1800 305 184 (freephone)
Discussion Forum
Active or not? 5 Replies
Started by Derek Heritage. Last reply by M. Diane Rogers Oct 18, 2020.
How to get relevant people searches for a common word 3 Replies
Started by Heather Buttle. Last reply by Heather Buttle Feb 28, 2010.
1911 census free at various repositories 1 Reply
Started by Wendy Archer. Last reply by Keith Bage Oct 11, 2009.
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Comment by Steven Whitebread on May 26, 2010 at 6:00pm
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Chris Pomery's course sounds interesting. Not sure I would have enough time available, but it's tempting. Steven
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Comment by Debbie Kennett on May 26, 2010 at 4:34pm
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I've just noticed that there are a lot of new courses listed on the Pharos Tutors website:
http://www.pharostutors.com/coursesmainsd.php
Quite a few are led by Guild members - Kirsty Gray on one-place genealogy, Chris Pomery on genetic genealogy and Guy Grannum on The National Archives catalogue. Has anyone tried any of the Pharos courses?
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We now have a new Guild fan page on Facebook. If you're on Facebook do join us there. You can find the new page here.
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Yes, I think I can report some success with my Whitebread and Whitbread One-Name Study Group. I currently have 31 members, including about 8 new contacts. I have added an index to all of the different families known to me, with links from this to separate discussions for each family. I have added descendency charts and family tress for each, and through this I getting lots of new material. I am kept very busy with this site.
Steven
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Comment by Keith Bage on November 1, 2009 at 9:47am
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Well, we now have 126 members here on our group in GW. Has anyone had any success with their surname groups? How are you all finding the GW experience?
Keith
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Comment by Clifford Kemball on August 23, 2009 at 5:02pm
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Wendy
Yes I would be grateful if you could take it forward.
Cliff
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Comment by Wendy Archer on August 15, 2009 at 1:32am
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Cliff -
My understanding is that there is an intent to have a Society listing also, in which the Guild should figure.
I think having the Guild listed in the surname groups also is an excellent idea - would you like me to take this forward?
Wendy
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Wendy
I have looked at the surname group listing and it is interesting to see that the Guild of One-Name Study group is not listing. Do you think it should be listed even though it is not a single surname group?
Cliff
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Can you add more than one location. I orginally set mine to "Worldwide". Then I changed it to "GOONS". Ideally I would like to use both.
Cliff
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Comment by John Laws on August 14, 2009 at 1:30am
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Oh that! the Laws Family ONS group has been there since day one, Thanks Wendy
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