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Why getting your family tree wrong is the best thing you could do
Why making a mistake in your family tree research is one of the most important things you can do. Continue reading
Posted in Best Practice, Martin, Researching, Tall, Waters
Tagged Avis Tall, cuckoo, error, incorrect, James Martin, Mary Waters, research, researching, Robert Martin
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My Top 5 Genealogy ‘to-dos’ for 2013
My top 5 genealogy things I hope to achieve in 2013 – a mixture of visits, writing and demolishing those research brick walls. Continue reading
Posted in Botesdale, Burnell, Crime, Seasonal, Wright, Yarrow
Tagged 2013, Abercorn Place, author, Botesdale, brickwalls, Daisy Burnell, Elizabeth Wright, Elizabeth Yarrow, Genealogy, Henry Bowers, Mary Bailey, Mary Clarke, new year resolutions, research, time travel, to-do, writing a book, writing-up
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How a Carer can play a key role in your genealogy research
How a carer could add extra information to your genealogy research. Continue reading
Tagged carers, Genealogy, interview, research
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Why I love the 1851 UK Census
Why I Love The 1851 Census: Despite having used 8 different censuses, the 6th census (1851) is my firm favourite – and here’s why….. Continue reading
WANTED: Dead Or Alive
Killing off your relatives is a crucial part of your work…. as a genealogist, not as a marauding tyrant. Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, Levitt, Skeel, Yarrow
Tagged ancestors, bride, census, death, Death Certificates, Elizabeth Skeel, Elizabeth Wright, Elizabeth Yarrow, elusive, family history, Genealogy, James Martin, John Crisp, John Levitt, killed, marriage, Mary Crisp, Mary Martin, Mary Tingey, Mary Watling, Mary Watlington, Matthew Watling, Matthew Watlington, missing, missing persons, mystery, relatives, research, Richard Skeel Livett, wanted, wedding, widow, zombie
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POLL: At what age were you when you started your family tree/genealogy research?
POLL: At what age were you when you started your family tree/genealogy research? Continue reading
Posted in Family Tree, Genealogy
Tagged demographic, genealogist, poll, Poll Daddy, question, questionnaire, quiz, research, statistics
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