Indulging in some Sunday afternoon newspaper browsing on Trove  I found this mention of my mother-in-law, Daphne Gillespie from 1931. I wo...

 While I have enjoyed communicating and collaborating via Zoom and other online tools during Covid times I have missed interacting with real...

Read to the end of this article and you will know why I felt like dancing. My ancestor Patrick "Paddy" Curry has bee...

Recently on Twitter I replied to a Trove post stating " How about genealogists correct some personal notices? #genealogy #payingitfo...

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

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

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

This week a genimate changed the name of her blog. I applauded her decision because she changed it from a general title to a title that cou...

Every family tree has them, most women have them, some women even have two, three or more and nowadays some men have them too. I have ju...

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 delighted earlier this year when I  found an online   index  listing the daily contents of the  Haddingtonshire Courier  (now the  Ea...