Graphic Designer, time traveller & passionate storyteller. Creating templates for fellow family history enthusiasts to capture their ancestors' stories.
Let’s talk about why #writing your #familyhistory matters, even if your relatives couldn’t care less. I’ll go first. Read my thoughts on the blog at https://t.co/ao98ec6fQV
Have you ever wondered if #familyhistory writing prompts the easy way to tell stories? Get my take on it in this week's new blog post. Head over to https://t.co/hk2DKbiBHi
Is lack of confidence in your writing skills why you aren't writing your #familyhistory? I have some things to say and strategies to share over on the blog - https://t.co/WycBHK4OTf
Have you managed to catch a session of my free #familyhistorybook masterclass yet? Two sessions left, and spots are filling up fast. I hope you can join us.
https://t.co/OGjxwVWrSq
Tired of bland #familytree reports and ready to bring your #familyhistory to life? Check out my new live masterclass - free for a limited time. Snag your spot at
https://t.co/OGjxwVWrSq
@jennyhawran @gazetteancetres I uncover their stories. My ancestors aren't lost, so they don't need to be found. Just because I don't know where they are doesn't make them lost... just like my house keys every time I want to go out. 😳
#familyhistory templates aren't "one-size-fits-all". In episode 35 of Art of Family History, I share how to determine the right "size" for you. https://t.co/ns1DWaJxIO
Do you feel like you spend more time trying to find your notes than you do on #genealogy research? The new Art of Family History episode is for you. https://t.co/kWAY56mkDa
Do you set #goals or make resolutions?
I'm a big fan of goals. However, #resolutions seem a little more wishy-washy to me. Silly right? 😆 After all, they're the same thing.
How about you? Are you making goals for 2022, or do you have a resolution ready to go?
#2022ready
Today I'm celebrating Nana D, born #OTD in 1893. She was the best family #storyteller.
Sadly, she passed away when I was 12, & I missed my opportunity to pester her with all my #familyhistory questions.
Thank goodness for #family who did listen & learn some of the stories.❤
@helenbr00k5 I hate to think how many clues I've misfiled because I wrote them on teeny, tiny pieces of paper. The exercise books are working out well for me (so far, so good!)
Being #organised can be so tricky when taking & storing notes!
My secret tip? I now have an exercise book for every #ancestor, & anything on a loose piece of paper is stored in a plastic sleeve, then added to my #research log.
What do you do to keep all of your notes together?