Graeme Davison’s talk on speed relating and the internet revolution in genealogical research in 2007 is available as a podcast on the State Library of Victoria website. It is the last talk and listed under the Don Grant lecture. Listening to this may be an option if you don’t have easy access to reading his article in the latest issue of History Australia.
This is the 11th book in the Morton Farrier, forensic genealogist series. Once again, I have thoroughly enjoyed the book and can’t wait for number twelve to come out. I knew nothing about hop picking or that Londoners went down to pick the hops in the days before...
I am again participating in this blog challenge. Below is my response. Back in 2012 Jill Ball (aka Geniaus) decided to publish the first Accentuate the Positive Geneameme. Jill had seen several genies reflecting on their failures and wanted them to celebrate their...
It was so good to be attending a genealogy conference in person and catching up with old friends and making new ones. It was a full-on program, and I think about 380 people attended. Master classes were also held but I didn’t attend them as it was an additional cost....
Back in 2012 Jill Ball published the first Accentuate the Positive Geneameme Jill said: "At this time of year many geneabloggers take stock of what they have achieved or not achieved in the previous twelve months and set themselves goals for the coming year. I have...
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