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My Blog Posts

My Blog Posts

Breathing Life into an Ancestor

An Extraordinary Marriage
Arthur John Maton, a Casualty of HMS Vanguard
Basing versus Basing
Bertie – Tracing a First World War Soldier
Left Behind
Margaret
Romance and New Beginnings
The Footman
The Missing Child
The One-Armed Railwayman
The Tale of the Mathematical Instrument Maker – Part 2
The Tale of the Mathematical Instrument Maker – Part 3
The Tale of the Mathematical Instrument Maker–Part 1
The Unknown Sister

Jude's Gen

Grave Matters
Jude's Gen – Organising DNA Matches on Ancestry
My Big DNA Breakthrough
My Family Home
Queen Elizabeth's Dress

Musings from my Desk

Courtship
Family Stories – An Amusing Legacy
Rocketman – Tell Your Story
The Significance of House Names to Family History
What Can Family History Teach You?
What did our Ancestors Look Like?
Why are Occupations Important to Genealogists
Why You Should Join a Family History Society

Newspaper Nuggets

A Noble Legacy
A Remarkable Bevy of Old Age
Bobby on the Beat
The 1921 Census in the News
The Good Samaritan
The Pair of Boots

Spotlight on Sources

An English Village – How to find out about a place
Ancestors in Kent – A Guide
Bertie – Tracing a First World War Soldier
Chameleon Ancestors
Chameleon Ancestors Part 2
Schooldays
Special Relationships
The Wonderful World of Wills
Top Ten Tips to Finding Your Ancestors pre-1837
Tracing a British Seaman in the Royal Navy Before 1853
Where there's a Will … there's information!
Who was Thomas?
WW2 Prisoner of War Records from the Archives of the Red Cross

The Time Capsule

A Berkshire Boyhood
A Wiltshire Childhood
A World in Miniature
An Edwardian World of Work
Cider with Rosie
Food, Glorious Food!
Operation Market Garden – From sky to earth for liberty I fell, I fought, I won my wings again, farewell
The "Dunkirk Warriors" of 54 Squadron – Battle of Britain – July 1940
The Fighting Fourth – 54 Squadron – Battle of Britain – August 1940

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