Links & Useful Resources

	Links & Useful Resources

Here are some websites which I have found interesting and helpful in my research.

www.antislavery.org	Researching and supporting children working in mines today.
www.nmrs.co.uk	Northern Mine Research Society
www.geevor.com	Geevor Tin Mine Museum, St. Just
www.cornish-mining.org.uk	Cornish Mining World Heritage Bid Site
www.cornwallfhs.com	Cornwall Family History Society
www.hypatia-trust.org.uk	Hypatia Trust, Penzance; celebrating the achievements of women
www.projects.ex.ac/cornishlatin	The Cornish in Latin America
www.wheal-martyn.com	Wheal Martyn Clay Museum
www.carnbreaminingsociety.co.uk	Carn Brea Mining Society
www.kingedwardmine.co.uk	King Edward Mine Museum, Camborne
www.mishmash.com/marat	Women in Mines by Marat Moore (present day USA)
www.eastcornwallmininghistoryassociation.org.uk	East Cornwall Mining History Association
www.cornwall-calling.co.uk/mines.htm	Cornish Mines and Mining History in Cornwall
www.cmhrc.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk	Coal Mining History Resource Centre
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/....	Women in Coal Mining in the UK
www.windfallbooks.co.uk	Sair Sair Wark; Women & Mining in Scotland, by Lillian King
www.ozemail.com.au/~jlsymo/#cobar	The Life of Bal Maiden Sidwell Kruge (née Woolcock), Cobar
www.staffspasttrack.org.uk/exhibit/coal/	Coal Mining in Staffordshire
www.ncm.org.uk/	National Coal Mining Museum (England). Includes 2 Fact Files on Women & Children
www.dmm.org.uk/	Durham Mining Museum. Includes 44,000+ Index of Miners from Northen England & Isle of Man from Census Returns

Family History Links etc

www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/Cornwall	UK & Ireland Genealogy Website Cornwall Pages
www.cumbriafhs.com	Cumbria FHS
www.devonfhs.org.uk	Devon FHS
www.clevelandfhs.org.uk	Cleveland, North Yorkshire & South Durham FHS
www.gfhs.org.uk	Gloucestershire FHS
www.forest-of-dean.net	Forest of Dean FHS
www.lightmoor.co.uk/links.htm	Link to FOD Coal Mining Site
www.ndfhs.org.uk	Northumberland & Durham FHS
www.ffhs.org.uk	Federation of Family History Societies
www.bbcwhodoyouthinkyouare.com/	New BBC Magazine (October 2007) for Family History Researchers

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