Genealogist, family historian, lecturer, member of RQG and AGRA. Author of 'Lunatics, Imbeciles and Idiots' and 'Madness, Murder and Mayhem' by @penswordbooks
@Historylady2013 So sorry to hear your sad news Sylvia. It's heartbreaking to lose any loved one but when it's your husband or partner it's devastating. Hugs from me x
@JaneElRoberts This is a visit that has been on my bucket list for a long time. I would love to trace my grandfather's footsteps. He was lucky, despite enlisting on the outbreak of war he survived.
@JaneElRoberts I'm glad you have a new date booked for your operation and looking forward to 6 January and lots of new revelations is something definitely worth looking forward to.
@ArchiveAngel@historywardrobe Thanks for the recommendation, I'll certainly buy a copy. I've just finished reading The Nine by Gwen Strauss and was amazed at their incredible courage of nine female resistance workers during the Second World War.
An Online Book of Condolence is now available on the Royal website for those who wish to send a personal message of condolence: https://t.co/0w7Vd7kYq0
Visit https://t.co/utgjraQQv5 for updates from Buckingham Palace and information about The Duke of Edinburgh's life and work.
@ChalfontR Received my online registration code about a fortnight ago and have already started filling my census submission in. I know a lot of people who haven't received theirs yet though.
Unusual name for the groom in a parish register from 1823 in Cheadle, Cheshire, England. Wonder how he lived that one down! #Genealogy#History#ancestryhour#Cheshire
The Queen is sending a private message of condolence to the family of Captain Sir Tom Moore.
Her Majesty very much enjoyed meeting Captain Sir Tom and his family at Windsor last year. Her thoughts and those of the Royal Family are with them.
As part of Explore Your Archives launch week, today RQG member Kathryn Burtinshaw looks at the reality of Epilepsy in the nineteenth century Britain.
https://t.co/07j1H9NFud
#ExploreYourArchives
Semi-normality returned yesterday with our first visit to a National Trust property this year. A walk around the lovely Hill of Tarvit Mansion gardens in Fife @N_T_S
The vicar of Davenham church in Cheshire in 1800 must have realised the importance of #Genealogy . Not only did he provide both parent's names and parishes in the register of baptisms but also all four grandparents too. #familyhistory