Collections
As we write (28 Mar 2023) the DigiClerk People Collection grows with further development and more uploads. The People Collection contains 8,694 records. As part of the further development phase 3c (P3c) we will be enhancing the visualisation of the records. The first part will be the ability to sort and filter the graphs, tables…
What do we mean by ‘Archive in your attic’? Well, everyone is an amateur archivist. You might find old documents or photos when tidying up in an attic or doing some house clearance. If any of those records have a person in them with a date they are suitable to upload onto DigiClerk (DC). If…
The hearth tax This topic seems so appropriate in these economic times of high central heating costs and poorly insulated housing stock!. We have found a source for our oldest records on the People Collection. But first, what is a ‘hearth’? A hearth is is either the surround of a fireplace or the footprint of…
Look at records. April 2023 At last, we have got to the stage where we can demonstrate the the ‘look at records’ process. We break these down to four sub processes: see, browse, search and view records. To date we have focussed on the uploading process and got that working on both the PC platform…
As we write (3 March 2023) the DigiClerk Yachting Collection grows with further development and more uploads. The Yachting Collection contains 1,851 records. Another treasure trove of information uploaded onto DigiClerk Yachting. This one is a classic reborn, the Swordsman 37. Come an join the records revolution… https://www.digiclerk.uk/collections/yachting
As a church do you know the true value of your church records? Those records that you have stored in the church and those sent to county archives? You will have records of baptisms, marriages, burial services and grave plots. There will be records of meetings and photos of vicars and WI meetings hiding in…
The Royal British Legion. click here for more detail on how DigiClerk can help a membership organisation like RBL organise its archives. rbl pamphlet
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