Driving through Italy we passed through the Tonale Pass . Apparently in winter this place is buzzing with the snow lovers who flock to the a...

I knew about the Dead Man's Penny   which was issued after the First World War to the next-of-kin of all British Empire service personn...

I've been researching my family history for over thirty years. Along this genealogy journey I have been supported by hundreds of books, ...

As I was browsing through Trove for a different purpose I found this article about a second cousin twice removed, Albert Henry Hogden . Th...

During April 2020 the month of this  #AtoZChalleng e   I will be sharing short posts on some of the 2,000+ descendants I have identifie...

I have been preparing my slides for the webinar on Online Books that I am presenting next week for  The Society of Australian Genealogists...

The person I knew in my close family who most affected by World War 1 was my maternal grandmother, Ethel Jane Pusell but across the sea in...

I was rather excited to come by a copy of " Our Liverpool Boys ", a 32 page booklet produced by Liverpool City Council . "Th...

After reading Jennifer Jones' #AtoZChallenge blog post about Yarrawonga the other day I started singing the chorus of a song that I l...

It was when I read this newspaper article from 1942 I learnt that Mr GeniAus' Great-Uncle Herb, John Herbert Gillespie  (1...