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For Sale / Wanted / Events / Latest CDs from JiGraH Resources

« on: Thursday 21 July 05 20:11 BST (UK) »

Hello All,

Just realised it's been a while since I posted a list so here are the ones released over the last few months:
Kelly's Directory of Norfolk 1908
Guide to Beverley ca 1910
Bacon's Plan of Blackburn circa 1933
Aberdeen Almanac, 1839
Slater's Directory of North Wales, 1868
Kelly's Directory of Chelmsford & Neighbourhood, 1927-28
White's History, Gazetteer & Directory of Norfolk 1883
May's Street Plan of Sunderland, Roker & Seaburn, ca 1935
The New British Traveller; ca 1784
Abel Heywood's Whitby Guide, 1912
Shields Life; Links with the Past; 1929.

Full details on our mail order pages at our web site http://www.jigrah.co.uk

Regards,
Graham

For Sale / Wanted / Events / JiGraH Resources - new CD Titles

« on: Sunday 03 April 05 10:07 BST (UK) »

Hello,

Recent additions to our range of CDs are:
Directory of Carlisle, 1931
Bartholomew's Plan of Glasgow District, ca 1923
Aberdeen Maps & Guide, 1934
Edinburgh Maps & Guides, ca 1900 to 1935
History of Great Ayton School, 1891
Guide to Durham, 1924
Gowland's Eastbourne Postal & Borough Directory, 1922
The History, Topography & Directory of Warwickshire by William West, 1830
The Directory of Weston-Super-Mare, 1917
Kelly's Directory of West Kensington, Hammersmith, Shepherd's Bush & Fulham, 1898-9.

Full details on our mail order pages at our web site http://www.jigrah.co.uk

Regards,
Graham

For Sale / Wanted / Events / A2 banner chart printing

« on: Saturday 12 March 05 19:44 GMT (UK) »

Nice to meet Trystan and the gang at York today.

We were talking about banner printing so I thought I'd mention that we (JiGrah Resources - http://www.jigrah.co.uk) print charts on A2 banner paper - up to 13.5 inch print depth

Afraid we are restricted to no longer than 45 metres because that's how big the paper rolls are :-))

Graham

For Sale / Wanted / Events / Your Heading on our Blank Charts

« on: Sunday 09 January 05 08:15 GMT (UK) »

Hello list,

As you will have seen from previous posts, we supply blank Ancestral Charts by mail order.
We will be very happy to service special orders for charts with alternative headings at no extra charge.
For instance, in the past we have printed charts headed “Y Teulu” instead of “My Family Tree” for a customer from Wales.
All you have to do is contact us by e-mail to make arrangements by before ordering.
Details of our blank ancestral charts can be found at http://www.jigrah.co.uk/mailord/morderbc.htm

Regards,
Graham

For Sale / Wanted / Events / New CDs from JiGraH Resources - just in time for Christmas

« on: Sunday 05 December 04 07:37 GMT (UK) »

Hello Rootschatters,

We've recently completed scanning some more directories to CD:

The "Luton News" Directory of Luton 1925

Directory of the City of Lincoln 1881 (with Map)

Kelly’s Directory of Salisbury & Neighbourhood, 1931-32

Details at http://www.jigrah.co.uk/mailord/moabdirs.htm

Regards,
Graham

For Sale / Wanted / Events / New Releases on CD from JiGraH Resources

« on: Wednesday 17 November 04 16:25 GMT (UK) »

Hello Rootschatters,

You may be interested in the latest releases we have on offer:
Kelly's Directory of Ealing, Hanwell & Southwell, 1928 (complete with original map)
Stranger's Guide to the Island of Jersey, ca 1835 (A Rare, Early Guide and Directory)

Details at http://www.jigrah.co.uk/mailord/moabdirs.htm

Regards,
Graham

For Sale / Wanted / Events / New CD - Undeb yr Annibynwyr Cymraeg, Machynlleth, 1928

« on: Monday 09 August 04 17:12 BST (UK) »

We have just added a new title to our range of CDs.

Union of Welsh Independents, Machynlleth, 1928. The majority of this book is written in Welsh. However, as it contains several lists of names it will also be of interest to those who cannot read Welsh. The contents are: Rhagair; Cyfarfod y Plant; Cyfarfod Heddwch; Cynhadledd yr Undeb (Bore Mawrth); Cynhadledd yr Undeb (Prynhawn Mawrth); Pregethau yr Undeb; Oedfa Wrth Fedd David Griffiths (Madagascar); Cynhadledd yr Undeb (Anerchiad y Cadeirydd); Y Cyfarfod Diwinyddol; Y Cyfarfodydd Cyhoeddus; Cyfarfodydd Pregethu; Rhestr o'r Tanysgrifwyr.

See our web site at http://www.localhistorycds.co.uk for full details.

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Our old books and maps on CD are despatched in jewel cases within padded envelopes to avoid damage.

Every CD is checked for readability - on a different PC from that on which it was written - before being labelled and packaged.

Payment by PayPal welcomed (no surcharge). Shipping worldwide for a standard GBP 1 to anywhere.

Full details on our web site at http://www.localhistorycds.co.uk
Regards,
Graham

For Sale / Wanted / Events / Introducing JiGraH Resources

« on: Friday 30 July 04 19:06 BST (UK) »

Good evening,

I've just joined the list so this is my first post.

JiGraH Resources is a small company run by myself and my wife Jill. We are in business to provide a range of products and services to family and local historians.

Our services include printing of large/long family trees, digital photo restoration (including prints from glass negatives), creation of cross stitch patterns from photos and rescue of data files from old media and file formats.

We produce a range of blank ancestral charts, cross stitch patterns and novelties and a growing range of old books and maps scanned to CD.

All of our services and products are available by mail order and we attend many family and local history fairs. We always have a scanner with us at fairs so that we can scan your photo for restoration without it leaving your possession.

Full details are on our web site at www.jigrah.co.uk

Regards,
Graham