We will remember them
My tree contains many young men, whose lives ended during World War 1. I have written about 3 of them. Charles MOORE (1892-1915)
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Family Historian – One Project or Many
When getting started with family history and Family Historian some users have difficulty in deciding whether they should have one or many projects.
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Highlighting Ancestors in Family Historian
When working in Family Historian I often work using a diagram so I can easily see the branch I am working on. As
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Victorian Bakers
Back in 2015 the BBC produced a series called “Victorian Bakers”, I watched it with interest for several reasons. Firstly I knew personally
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Cleantalk – slowing the spammers
Cleantalk is a relatively cheap service which helps block spammers in WordPress and in PHPBB3, plus quite a few other software content management
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A long way from home – William Wellsby
While collecting the images for my 4xGreat Grandmother, Jane Humphreys Tomkins (Tompkins), I spotted the entry on the next page, about William son
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The Joy of Maps
In last weeks post I mentioned the Trench maps available from the National library of Scotland, and I really should have noted that
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The long and winding trail
It’s a while since I have found the time to do a good batch of new research and before I started I decided
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Keeping your data future proof
Last year I posted about the security of your data with regard to Ransomware attacks. After a few incidents this week another thought
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Brickwall Bashing at Dillington
Just been updating my slide shows ready for the my “Going Further: Beyond BMD and Census” course at Dillington House on Saturday and
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