Looking for an extraordinary story from New Zealand to voice on the podcast, involving serendipity and coincidence! Past or present. Please DM me or retweet if you have contacts in NZ. Thank you in advance !
🕵️♀️ Help find Walter's Family 🕵️♀️
• Private (3004) Walter Percy Powell (1886-1975)
• Walter lived at 48 Walton Street in Long Eaton
• Walter fought and was injured on the first day of the Somme on 1st July 1916. #longeaton#familyhistory#nottingham#familytree#nottsandderby
Im trying to locate this soldiers family
Joseph Charles Woodhouse
Kings Royal Rifle Corps (KRRC)
Service Number 10131
Silver War Badge Number 59848
Joseph was born 16 November 1892.
Family links to #hoxton#wanstead#ww1#familytree#krrc
#AncestryHour
In other news, I received this book in the post today. It’s not every day you find a published photo of a relative in a book.
I wrote a blog about John Joseph Lawson a few weeks ago: https://t.co/vIGgdfagB8
I had a great result recently. Managing to track down the daughter of Major Arthur Chadwick to repatriate his 1930s military photo album with her. Also included was her Uncles Death Penny. #AncestryHour#Genealogy#familytree#familyresearch
The other really important piece to point out is the location of the address on the census form itself. It’s on the FRONT! The household names are on the BACK! Grab all the images from the #1921census… and you find those in the “Extra (Address)” section. #househistoryhour
The latest Jersey Archive records to be opened to the public give an insight into life at the beginning of 1920s (via @BBCNews) https://t.co/hQicYmzcMF #Census#1920s#Socialhistory
“When you see someone putting on his Big Boots, you can be pretty sure that an Adventure is going to happen.” Winnie the Pooh.
Happy #WinnieThePoohDay everyone.
Three interesting documents for Theophilus T Bacon (1811-1873) and his daughter Sarah Ann Bacon (1843-1865) from Nottingham. Please share this post to see if we can find their families.
#nottingham#familyhistory#nottinghamcemetery#bacon