Our quarterly W.I.S.E. Words newsletter features original articles — some scholarly, others more like feature stories — about members’ family history, and research discoveries, book reviews, research resources in Wales, Ireland, Scotland and England, plus notes about cultural events in the Denver area.
The W.I.S.E. Words Newsletter is published on a quarterly basis thanks mainly to the efforts of our editor. Members are encouraged to submit articles, long or short, for inclusion in the newsletter. Author guidelines can be found here.
Submission deadlines
January 15
April 15
July 15
October 15
Publication dates
February 15
May 15
August 15
November 15
Newsletter Index
In 2016 we introduced the W.I.S.E Words Newsletter Index to provide fully searchable content by Names, Places, Topics, Book Reviews and Mentions, as well as Feature Articles. The creation of the index, which covers our newsletters published from 1999 through 2021, was the inspiration of Zoe Lappin, current member and past president. We will be forever grateful for Zoe’s decision to share her time and talents in creating these indexes for the benefit of our members and others involved in British Isles family research. The index is fully searchable using the search option in your PDF document viewer.
To download or view an index in PDF format, select and click on the appropriate image below:
W.I.S.E. Words Index 1999-2015
W.I.S.E. Words Index 2016-2025
LINK to 2026 issues – available for members only
Past Issues (2025 and earlier)
2025 – Volume 26
2024 – Volume 25
2023 – Volume 24
2022 – Volume 23
2021 – Volume 22
2020 – Volume 21
2019 – Volume 20
2018 – Volume 19
2017 – Volume 18
2016 – Volume 17
2015 – Volume 16
2014 – Volume 15
2013 – Volume 14
2012 – Volume 13
2011 – Volume 12
2010 – Volume 11
2009 – Volume 10
2008 – Volume 9
2007 – Volume 8
2006 – Volume 7
2005 – Volume 6
2004 – Volume 5
2003 – Volume 4
2002 – Volume 3
2001 – Volume 2
2000 – Volume 1
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