Writing family history
Alison BaxterHistory told through the lives of ordinary people
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Roughing it in the bush
In September 1973 I arrived in Quebec to take up a place at Université Laval to do a master’s degree in French-Canadian literature. It had been a long and exhausting journey. A tedious eight-hour flight from London to Montreal, in the days ...
Travelling through the Suez Canal
In an earlier post, An Englishman Abroad, I published extracts from the logbook of 4th engineer Ernest Dupen. This time I thought I’d share his experience of travelling through the Suez Canal, with rather more detail than I was able to incl...
The Dunecht body theft
I’m a bit late with my first post of 2026 so I’ll begin with belated good wishes for a happy new year, though it looks unlikely that it will be a particularly happy one, given the current state of the world. To take my mind off the news, I’...
Who do we count as family?
I was inspired to write this post after receiving a remarkable image from a newly discovered distant cousin. The child in the picture is believed to be Sharrock Semmens Dupen, my great-grandmother’s oldest brother, born on Christmas Day 183...
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Writer of non-fiction about the forgotten lives of so-called ordinary people, inspired by family history from Cornwall, Scotland, and further afield. Author of 'A Cornish Cargo' and 'Another Song at Sunset'. Fellow of the Royal Historical Society.
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