Went to my first football match to see Sonny with the hubby, and got to see @Jaack as well. Bummed I missed the photo op by mere seconds but happy enough to see my fave podcaster in person! Hope you’ve enjoyed it here!Bring Round Sheep to Perth! ❤️
@_30Genealogist Very nice! I love this style of writing, how you explain your method of research as you go along. Looking forward to the next instalment!
@alliethinks I had a Maria Elizabeth, Elizabeth Mary and a Mary Ann who were all sisters. Not exactly the same but similar enough to confuse me 😂 Luckily I confirmed that they alll survived through their father’s will.
NEWS!!! Trove secures funding as federal government comes to rescue of National Library of Australia's digitised archive - ABC News https://t.co/cmfNMuGAH7
This week - a discussion on why certain facts in one’s family history may be left untold, with a case study of my own ancestry, of course. 🕯️
https://t.co/Pn7OcEwpvZ
I’ve never had a family heirloom before, but just after the birth of my daughter, my grandmother presented this blanket to me, explaining how she had made it for me when I was born, and now it is time to give it to Adelaide. 💝
@Darksecretz19 What a lovely name! We were tossing up between the two. I loved the name Ada but wanted something longer. Thought she’d be nicknamed Ada but I just call her Lady 😆. I’d love to learn to crochet!
A great post not only for beginner genealogists but also for the experienced ones who need a refresher or another perspective on their research! Thanks Paul!
@_30Genealogist Welcome! As for inspiration, I have a mix of posts on my blog from techniques I used to solve brick walls, to telling the stories of my ancestors, and in general little-known historical stories that excite me!