By Melissa Ann Kitchen Sensory imagery (or using your 5 senses) is a literary device writers use to engage their readers' minds on several levels. When we read a story,…
In this Journeys into Genealogy podcast episode, I'm joined by Sarah Hewitt, chair of the New Zealand Society of Genealogists. With a passion sparked by her New Zealand-born grandparents, Sarah's…
The blog post has been written to accompany the Journeys into Genealogy interview with Natalie da Silva of the Genealogical Society of South Africa (GENZA), where we discuss researching South…
On the recent podcast interview with Sindi Terrien where we were discussing her book "Genealogy fun whilst developing new genealogists" we talked about using games to encourage our relatives (and…
The blog post has been written to accompany the Journeys into Genealogy interview with Dr Lesley Trotter, author of "The married widows of Cornwall", where we discuss researching Cornish family…
The blog post has been written to accompany the Journeys into Genealogy interview with archivist Maxine Willett of Archive Angel where we discuss researching in archives in the UK. If…
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”…
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…
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…