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Encouraging children to take an interest in their genealogy

Posted on December 19, 2012 by Andrew Martin

What motivates children to take an interest in genealogy? Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Family Tree, Genealogy, Wartime, WDYTYA | Tagged Be A Family Tree Detective, books, children, FindMyPast, Genealogy, genealogy for kids, Who Do You Think You Are | 1 Comment

Book: ‘Soham & Wicken Through Time’

Posted on November 9, 2011 by Andrew Martin

Book Review: “Soham & Wicken Through Time” by Michael Rouse and Anthony Day (ISBN:978-1-84868-667-0), published by Amberley Publishing Plc. Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Soham, Wicken | Tagged Amberley Publishing Plc, Anthony Day, book, Cambridgeshire, ISBN:978-1-84868-667-0, memories, Michael Rouse, paperback, photographs, photography, Soham, Soham & Wicken Through Time, Wicken | Leave a comment
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