You can‘t really be a genealogist without having an interest if not a passion for history, well that’s what I think anyway! So if you aren’t a history fan then this post isn’t for you, but if you are and … Continue reading
I’ve written about the marvellous National Archives Podcast series quite a few times and I make no apologises for mentioning them again. The latest podcast is by renown historian and genealogist Dr Kathy Chater. From the 1500’s many people fled … Continue reading
Did you know that the episodes of the FindMyPast tv programmes are available online? I didn’t so I am assuming that some of you also had missed out on this news. The programmes are airing in the UK at the … Continue reading
The Podcast Series on The National Archives website is great for all levels of family historians. The latest additions to the collection are British Malaya part 2 Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn: clothing, courtship and consequences Coroners’ Inquests The life … Continue reading
A recent addition to the wonderful National Archives podcast series is a talk on Coroners’ Inquests by Dr Kathy Chater. Coroners’ Inquests are a real treasure for genealogists if you find one for your ancestors met an untimely end. Of … Continue reading
