Cover story: Postcards have two sides to them - the story of the Postcard Index.

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Contents

Main Articles

• How one-namers can make best use of the 1901 census online
  Now that after months of waiting the 1901 census is finally up and running, JOHN HANSON offers some tips for using it
• Finding day and month surnames on the 1901 census
  ROY STOCKDILL plays with the online search to find some intriguing data
• Why you should record all your documents and what is in them
  JOHN COLLOFF, Guild Librarian, on listing your records properly
• What kind of f-ing one-namer are you?
  ROGER GOACHER muses on finders, ferrets, formalizers, focusers, fitters and family
• Postcards have two sides to them - COVER STORY
  COLIN BUCK tells how he started the Postcard Index and built up a collection of 90,000 cards, many of which are bought by one-namers

Guild Reports - News - Events

• Worcestershire Seminar in the spring will have a traditional flavour
• Guild Conference lecture line-up
• What's happened to the 1881 surname book?
• Ash Computer Seminar had something for all
• Serendipity and FFHS pay-per-view web site
• One-Name Publications Award
• Cory Society's West Country Event

Regulars

• Chairman's Notes - HOWARD BENBROOK
• Just My Opinion - ROY STOCKDILL
• Treasurer's Notes - SANDRA TURNER
• Librarian's Notes - JOHN COLLOFF
• Membership Secretary - ROGER GOACHER
• Reviews: JANE MORSON's roundup of new genealogical publications
• Letters: Your views on issues in the one-name world
• It's A Funny Old Genealogical World