Findmypast Friday: Delve Deeper Into British and Irish Stories

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Explore new employment and directory

 records this week.

We've added two new record collections this week: employment records from Dublin, and the Jewish Year Book, a detail-rich directory published by Britain's Jewish community. With these additions, discover social histories with new layers of depth.

Ireland, Dublin Port Employment Records, 1862-1925

This new set consists of 1,636 employment records from the 19th and 20th centuries.

The Jewish Year Book

These 425,089 new records span 1895 to 1955, and offer a vivid insight into Britain's Jewish community in the period.

New pages from Suffolk to Scotland

We've added 225,300 pages to our newspaper collection this week, with six new titles and 16 updated publications.

New titles:

• Golden Penny, 1896–1903
• Hythe Reporter, 1900–1917, 1923–1924, 1929–1938
• Moonraker, 1886
• Record, 1877–1880, 1900–1919
• War Against War, 1899
• Westminster Mail, 1900–1918

Updated titles:

• East Suffolk Gazette, 1858, 1860–1868, 1871–1876, 1878–1888, 1890–1894, 1898–1925
• Essex Weekly News, 1918–1919
• Freeman’s Journal, 1763–1765, 1771, 1775
• Glasgow Herald, 1909, 1917
• Hornsey & Finsbury Park Journal, 1918
• Irish Weekly and Ulster Examiner, 1900, 1965
• Lloyd’s List, 1915–1919
• Newcastle-under-Lyme Times, 1951–1966
• Peel City Guardian, 1919
• People’s Friend, 1929
• South Notts Echo, 1924–1926, 1965–1966
• Star, 1890–1892
• Suffolk Chronicle, 1822–1823, 1873–1897, 1899–1911, 1913–1950, 1952–1965
• Sunday Mail (Glasgow), 1986–1987, 1991, 1993–1999
• Tamworth Herald, 2002–2003
• West London Observer, 1958–1966

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