The Relatively Speaking blog has been placed in legacy status at the Guild of One-Name Studies. No new content is…
In which I talk about my own personal style of genealogy and my hopes for this blog.
As we landed in the USA I was reminded of a journey made 300 years ago by a young clergyman, and determined to be better at keeping records in his honour.
This week I was considering writing about how I use unusual documents in my research, how I like to go…
In which I discover the true identity of my great grandmother, but now have far more questions …
Week three of #52Ancestors. The topic is “favourite photo”. So here are three short stories about photographs I love. Photographs…
How a signature in a book sent me on a journey across the Atlantic Ocean and back to London.
My first post for #52ancestors 2022. Why I use hints on Ancestry, but dig deeper too.
TL:DR Do your study the way that makes you happy. Learn from others, pick and choose the methods that suit you. Don’t be afraid to do things differently.
Why I use timelines in genealogy, and not just because my son loves making them in powerpoint!