My travels and family history help you reveal yours.
On my TravelGenee blog I share my family history and my travels researching and learning about family history. The Genealogical Research category covers any blog posts that features family history research. This might include research trips, tips for your research, online places to explore and more.
I write about family history conferences I attend so you can learn from the things I learn.
You will also find my posts for blogging challenges for family history month and others like the A to Z blogging challenge each April.
GenealogyPhotoADay Day 3 Ancestors Day 3 Ancestors Frances Ann Edmonds and husband Henry Shepherd This couple are my great grand parents Frances Ann Edmonds (DOB 1865) and Henry Shepherd (DOB1862). They were married 2 July Read More …
#GenealogyPhotoADay Day 2 Family Day 2 Family: grandchildren of Grace Shepherd The my cousins and me with Nana, Grace Shepherd. Nana is Grace Shepherd born 6 January 1896. Grace’s married name was Dawson. Frequently call Read More …
Day 26 Thankful I found Dolph Kitto on PapersPast . #GenealogyPhotoaday Day 26 Thankful I appreciate the people that decided to digitise newspapers in New Zealand and publish them online at Paperspast. It is through Read More …
Day 7 Gratitude. The Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne, Australia has a centre piece saying “GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN”. It was built as a memorial to the men and women of Victoria who served Read More …
A quick reminder of the November 2016 GenealogyPhotoADay prompts. I know I said I had work to do that I should be focusing on in November but I enjoyed October so much checking out Read More …
I am on a hunt for family history recipes I would love to include one of your family history recipes in my contribution to the A to Z blogging challenge for next April, 2017. Do Read More …
How to start: blog family history This post is based on a presentation I did at the Australian History & Genealogy Expo 2016 that was put together by the great team at Unlock The Past Read More …