A Few Forgotten Women
Following on from the recent Journeys into Genealogy podcast interview here are the details of the “A Few Forgotten Women” project. Elizabeth Agnes "Lizzie" Beckwith The “A Few Forgotten Women”…
Guest blog: The Last Lancer – A Polish Family History
By Catherine Czercawska I began to research this project many years ago. My father, Julian Czerkawski, had come to Britain with the Polish II Corps, aka General Anders’ Army, at…
Journeys into Genealogy podcast
Welcome to the Journeys into Genealogy podcast. 130 conversations with genealogy experts, historians, museum curators and people with interesting stories. Sharing research tips, how to look after heirlooms, help with…
Researching Italian Ancestors
Following on from the recent Journeys into Genealogy podcast interview with Julie Goucher, here are tips, recommendations and resources for starting (or continuing) your own Italian research journey. Julie has…
Researching Theatre Ancestors
In the recent Journeys into Genealogy podcast interview with Mish Holman we discussed several different resources for researching theatre ancestors. This blog post brings them together alongside some tips from…
Heirloom Jewellery
After a very informative conversation with Jacqui Larsson, about heirloom jewellery there were so many tips shared that I decided to write a blog post about them. To listen to…
Handwriting and old wills
After a very enjoyable conversation with the Sussex Genealogist, Kerry Baldwin, (see the podcast here) about handwriting and old wills there were so many tips shared that I decided to…
Journeys into Genealogy Podcast launched
I am very pleased to announce that the brand new "Journeys into Genealogy" podcast is now live and available on this website and via Spotify (with Apple soon to follow…
Journeys into Genealogy Podcast
Welcome to the Journeys into Genealogy podcast. Conversations with genealogy experts, historians, museum curators and people with interesting stories. Sharing research tips, how to look after heirlooms, help with writing…