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.
On Saturday Night Randy Seaver from the Genea-Musings website set an interesting blogging challenge. The topic was about the Newspaper Headline on Your Father’s Birthday. My father, with three Christian names, Ernest Eric Scott KITTO Read More …
TravelGenee goes to Cornwall for the First Time To get the most out of visiting your ancestral town requires pre-trip planning. For our visit to Cornwall, compared to London visits, required the hiring of a car. Read More …
Prior to the welcome event on Thursday night at the Australian War Memorial I spent part of the previous day and today meeting and chatting with fellow family history bloggers and other conference attendees so Read More …
I’m on my way to the AFFHO Congress 2015 – Australia’s premier genealogy & family history conference so was checking out Pinterest while waiting in the Virgin Lounge. (Don’t men talk very loud on the phone.) Having Read More …
Celebrating my Family History for 24 March with the wedding of Gertrude Ethel Amelia Stone (DOB 1887) and Edward William Gibson DAWSON (DOB 1880) who was my grand uncle. He was the elder brother of Read More …
While at Rootstech I participated in a VIP tour of the new Family Search High Tech Discovery Center. It was a highly personalised and totally interactive tour with only one church elder and local media photographer, Read More …
On 19 March, at my local Caloundra Family History Research group I attended a talk by guest speaker – Dr Jonathan Prangnell, Senior Lecturer (Archaeology), University of Queensland . The topic was Archaeological Ceramics Excavated Read More …