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3rd June 2014
For June, Tuesday is the day when we turn our attention to the continent of North America and there is no better place to start than […]
2nd June 2014
Over the weekend, we put our collective brains together to come up with an idea for a blog theme to run through June (apart from Sundays […]
1st June 2014
Roger Chubb is not what you would call a close relative of mine. He is in fact my 5 x g-grandfather and would have been born […]
31st May 2014
Well, Friday’s new offering from Ancestry was pretty interesting but FindmyPast certainly trumped the UK Engineer Lists in my opinion…. but that might well be because […]
30th May 2014
Yesterday, Ancestry announced a new record set in their Occupations and Education Collections…. the UK Engineers Records now include lists and membership forms for Electrical Engineers […]
29th May 2014
Did you know it even existed? I didn’t. Otherwise known as Royal Oak Day, Oak Apple Day commemorate the restoration of King Charles II to the […]
28th May 2014
Dear Ancestors of yesteryear, I am so delighted that you were empowered to fill out the 1911 census forms yourselves, as many of you – mostly […]
27th May 2014
Much of my time is spent with my head in the past, tracing family trees backwards in history, or forwards to locate beneficiaries in wills or […]
26th May 2014
Why is it so difficult to accept something for nothing these days? I bought a scratch card on Saturday for £2 and won £10. That’s fine. […]