Using Private Notes for Research with Family Historian
Family Historian comes with the Named List function built in. This is great for keeping lists of things to do at specific places,
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Dipping my toes in the DNA Pool
Well I finally did it. I just walked down and sent off my Ancestry autosomal DNA test. I now need to wait 6-8
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Anatomy of a Plugin in Family Historian.
On the FHU mailing list Kath asked is there yet any way to export a GEDCOM file contain only Name, Birth and Death?
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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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