Writing family history
Alison BaxterHistory told through the lives of ordinary people
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A Cornish Cargo
I’d like to introduce a new section of my Substack, dedicated to my Cornish seafaring ancestors, the ones who first got me hooked on family history. The Dupens were a large Victorian family of thirteen siblings whose lives were transformed ...
All One Wool
The apostrophe heavy title of my grandmother’s book of poems is in the language of the Aberdeenshire farming community where she grew up. These were the words used when striking a bargain to ensure you were buying the genuine article.
Family history, women's history
Welcome to Writing Family History. The image that I chose to represent my Substack is a sampler, one of the oldest family relics that I have inherited. So often it is women’s work that gets passed down in a family, a hand-knitted cardigan, ...
An unusual friendship
Hello and welcome to my new subscribers. I was delighted by the response to my post about my Scottish grandmother. After just a couple of weeks on Substack, and still finding my way around, it was very encouraging to read your comments, so ...
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Writer of non-fiction and occasionally fiction, mainly the Victorian age and family history from Cornwall, Scotland, and further afield.
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