On the Islands there were diamonds
Back in 2015 Alona Tester posted the “When I was Young Challenge” question 22 was “What is something that an older family member
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I’ve Joined a Tribe
I’ve recently joined the geneabloggersTribe which describes itself as GeneaBloggersTRIBE is a community of content providers supporting one another with expertise and encouragement as
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James Greenslade – Insolvency
James Greenslade was born around 1815, later census records say Bampton, but it’s likely he was actually born in Petton, just up the
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Looking for George
In 1984, I started researching my Family History. My maiden name was Mullins and my Father gave me an article on his Great
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Harvest Time – John William Herbert Bowditch
It’s harvest time here in the UK, but you don’t see many scenes like the one above these days. Third from the left
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A life cut short – Ann Groves
Ann GROVES, my 3 x Great Grandmother, the daughter of John GROVES (1794-1863) and Jane Humpres TOMKINS (1793?-1851), was baptised on 28 July
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Improving the WordPress Search
Last night I added a new option to the Wordpress engine here on taubman.org.uk, it now uses the Algolia plug in to search rather than the normal built in one, all in all the experience seems much better and I hope at some point to come up with a way to add the search to the TNG Sitebuilding that I use for displaying my Family History, but that will mean I need to put my Programmers head on.
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Another Obituary – Charles Mullins
EVERSHOT. —Sudden Death—An inquest was held on Thursday last, at the Acorn Inn, on the body of Charles Mullens, a labourer, who had
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A-Z of Places and Surnames
Alona over at LoneTester suggested an A-Z of Places and Surnames geneameme, well I could not resist going for the technical solution to
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Obituaries – Mullins and Record
I have been doing some more Newspaper surfing and in doing so came across a couple of Obituaries. The first is for Harry
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