
Sharing my family stories after many years of research. My family mostly came to Australia from England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.
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For well over a year, I have been thinking about a One Place Study that I would love to do, along with the two studies that I already have, but haven’t been able to commit, and get started. I have been concerned about the amount of work tha...
Early in the planning days of Projectkin's Migration Series, I published a post about my involvement. We are further down the track now with the program being launched last week1 so I revisited my post and was surprised to see the informati...
Thank you , , , Barbara at Projectkin, and many others for coming along my live video today. My guest on Behind The Publication was of Taneya Tackles Genealogy and Taneya Junk Journals
Taneya Koonce has a passion for ge...
The Derry Castle was an iron barque built in Glasgow in 1886 which made regular voyages between the UK and Australia. Two separate branches of our family, came to Australia on the Derry Castle, sailing from Liverpool on 1 October 1854. They...
In 1853, my 3x great-grandparents, Alexander and Mary MacPherson made the life-changing, and I’m sure, heart wrenching decision, to emigrate from the Highlands of Scotland to Australia, under the Highland & Islands Emigration Scheme, more c...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Australian family historian and passionate amateur genealogist, researching for over 40 years and sharing stories from my family’s past.
Follow along for posts on genealogy, memory keeping, and organization.
Barbara Jean May is a Pennsylvania family history research specialist. She has been researching her personal genealogy since 1985. She has experience with researching Polish and German genealogy, and a focus on the SE region of Pennsylvania.
Retired LAUSD educator, married to her hero, loving their 3 kids and best friend Tootsie in the South Bay.
Scottish-German storyteller, family historian, artist, photographer, gardener, actress. Originally from the UK, now living in Berlin, and half the year in Greece. Editor of an online lexicon on nuclear weapons.
Family history sleuth. Budding storyteller. Papillon Mom.
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