My travels and family history help you reveal yours.
N for Newspaper – Kitto Obituary. Paperspast, a website from the National Library of New Zealand, is a wonderful treasure of information for family history. For the Newspaper GenealogyPhotoADAy prompt I featured part of the Read More …
The Changing Fashion of Kitchen Labels I thought how kitchen labels have changed over the years when thinking about the #GenealogyPhotoADay prompt Kitchen. I visited Trove to see what I could find in their digitised Read More …
J for Jewerly (USA version) or Jewellery (English version). Interesting that the spelling of words between the USA and England differ. Here in Australia we have a bias to the English versions but this is Read More …
G for Jenni & Thomas wearing “Glasses”. Earlier in 2017 I was at RootsTech, the biggest genealogy/ family history conference on earth. It’s held annually at Salt Lake City in the USA. One social event Read More …
Mabel Dawson played the saxophone and piccolo for a living. Mabel Dawson with her saxophone. Named Mabel Kate Dawson, my maternal grandfathers sister was born in London, England 15 March 1881. When I was a Read More …
TravelGenee Visits Historical Church in Cornwall One thing I love about traveling is seeing places like this Historical Church in Cornwall. St Mary Magdalene’s Church, Launceston in Cornwall, England is a Grade 1 listed parish Read More …
Herbert Cleveland Eric Kitto #GenealogyPhotoADay Day 8 Headstone. Herbert Cleveland Eric KITTO (DOB 1894) and was a son of my great grandfather Francis KITTO’s (DOB 1853) second marriage to Esther ROE (DOB 1867). Herbert died Read More …