Emma’s Substack
Emma - Journeys into GenealogyMy personal Substack where I share my family history and find interesting ancestors and stories
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | myfamilyhistory.substack.com |
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John Berkeley de Fonblanque - my paternal great grandfather
John Berkeley de Fonblanque was born on 1 February 1888 in Chelsea and his birth name was registered as Jack Berkeley Fonblanque.
Dorothy Isabel Cattley - my paternal great grandmother
I never met my great grandmother Dorothy as she died before my father was born. I have heard stories about her and have several photos and even some newspaper clippings about her.
Writers in my family history
Edward William Cox was my 3 x great grandfather. He was a wealthy Victorian publisher of books and magazines including Queen Magazine, the Exchange and Mart, the Law Times and Crockford’s Clerical Review.
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I'm Emma Cox, a genealogist and family historian based in Kent, UK. I host a podcast called Journeys into Genealogy. I am particularly interested in DNA, what we inherit from our ancestors medically and also skills and expertise.
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