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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: 139
Latest Activity: Feb 25

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

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.

Guild Services and facilities

Started by Clifford Kemball Aug 15, 2009.

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Comment by Steven Whitebread on May 26, 2010 at 6:00pm: Chris Pomery's course sounds interesting. Not sure I would have enough time available, but it's tempting. Steven

Comment by Debbie Kennett on May 26, 2010 at 4:34pm: 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?

Comment by Debbie Kennett on May 15, 2010 at 6:56am: 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.

Comment by Steven Whitebread on November 22, 2009 at 5:35pm: 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

Comment by Keith Bage on November 1, 2009 at 9:47am: 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

Comment by Clifford Kemball on August 23, 2009 at 5:02pm: Wendy
Yes I would be grateful if you could take it forward.

Cliff

Comment by Wendy Archer on August 15, 2009 at 1:32am: 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

Comment by Clifford Kemball on August 15, 2009 at 1:22am: 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

Comment by Clifford Kemball on August 15, 2009 at 1:00am: 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