Oh ok I assumed you wanted to redirect old links that have been indexed by Google and exist in Google search results. If these are just internal site redirects then you can do them from within the new site. Obviously you cannot reference an old site on the new site in the new site’s htaccess code because that would not work of course. Before I answer your question about doing internal website redirects I want to know what you mean by a “bookmarked page”. Do you mean a bookmarked page in someone’s Browser? If so, then the link will point to the old site and the only way to do a redirect to the new site would be to create an old site folder, add an .htaccess file to redirect someone to the new site (or you could do redirects/forwarding from the Server itself). ie domain foo is forwarded (A record) to domain bar. ie if someone flies to Paris (the old domain) then they would have to catch a plane from Paris to somewhere else (the new domain).
This is a better question to ask so that I know what you have done up to this point. What happens / where are you sent after you click on a Bookmark to one of the old site’s pages/posts?
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