My travels and family history help you reveal yours.
RootsTech Ambassadors attend the Ancestry breakfast The day started super early for me at 7.30 am the Ancestry breakfast meeting for Day One Rootstech London. Fortunately for me, it was located on the Sunborn London Read More …
TravelGenee #atozchallenge X – AleX No ones name starts with an X in my tree, so I would like to introduce AleX for the TravelGenee #atozchallenge X. She was my mothers cousin. I believe they Read More …
TravelGenee #atozchallenge U – Uncle Eric OK, this is forcing my theme of posting on given or surnames, however, I could not find someone old and dead enough to blog about. Actually, I don’t even Read More …
TravelGenee #atozchallenge T – THOMPSON Earlier in the month I blogged about Edward Augustus George GIBSON (DOB 1870) had been found in the Freemason Membership Registers for the Lodge of St Mary located at Braintree. This Read More …
TravelGenee #atozchallenge S – SHEPHERD I’m not sure if I favour the females in my family tree more than the males. Or it just happens that I find more interesting examples to share when researching Read More …
TravelGenee #atozchallenge N – NIXON My great grandmother Frances Ann EDMONDS (DOB 1865) had an older brother named Spencer John EDMONDS (DOB 1856). He married a Clara Mary Ann NIXON (DOB 1861). I do not Read More …
TravelGenee #atozchallenge L – Leslie Lewis. Leslie Lewis (you have to love that alliteration) CAMPEN (DOB 1898) was my mothers uncle as he had married my grandmothers sister, Beatrice Alexandra Shepherd (DOB 1902). He has Read More …