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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Lime Cream Whip
This was a staple of the dessert selection when we had visitors at Glenwood. Quick to make and very tasty. Mum always made
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Accentuate the Positive Geneameme 2017
Well Geniaus has opened her Geneameme for the end of the year, I have trimmed out the ones I have not done this
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A carol for Christmas
A few days ago Alona at lonetester.com posted about Blog Caroling, the event is hosted by footnoteMaven. Well here is mine, it was
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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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