Anne’s Family History
I write about my family history: I have forebears from Australia, the United Kingdom, and Europe - and even some from the United States.
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2026 A to Z challenge theme reveal
2026 will be my thirteenth year of the ‘Blogging from A to Z April Challenge‘, where participants post twenty-six times, a letter a day for every day of the month except Sundays.
This year I will be writing about the gold fields of central...
Margaret (Kinsley) Howell (1843-1914): an Irish emigrant
Over 30,000 single Irish women arrived in Australia between 1848 and 1863. In a male dominated society, these numbers altered the demographics of Australia. The Irish were the largest group of settlers to colonise Australia after the Englis...
Caught in France during the Reign of Terror
On 21 January 1793, 233 years ago, Louis XVI of France was executed. The anniversary reminded me of a terrifying experience for some of my ancestors during the period that followed.
After France became a republic, fear and uncertainty led...
Accentuate the Positive 2025
Blogger Jill Ball has again invited us to look back at the last year of our family history journey. Here is my response to her prompts.
1. I treasured the pleasure of researching and writing
I continued to add to my material on Wikitree....
The Seize Quartiers of Sir Claude Champion de Crespigny, 4th baronet
Seize Quartiers means “sixteen quarters”. In heraldry this indicates that someone’s sixteen great-great-grandparents all held coats of arms. To prove Seize Quartiers you must show that this existed for yourself, for all sixteen great great...
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Sharing my family history. I am Australian with forebears from the United Kingdom and Europe.
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