Family Histories
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Pop and his shadow
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Edward Goldsmith, a well-travelled pioneer of South Australia
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How do you build a successful history research group?
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Girls, Curls, Pearls and Fleurs
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Wayback machine to the rescue: Preserving a place in our family history
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The Land Nobody Remembered: Elenor McGuinn’s 44-Year Probate
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What to make of AI in family history research
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A voyage to remember
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Integrating historical context into family stories
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Properties of George Evans late of James Street, Fortitude Valley
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Mabel’s story
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My new genealogical buddy: ChatGPT
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Reading an Inquest with AI: The Death of Alfred Tinney
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George Evans of Brisbane, a Pioneer Ancestor
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The Case of the Mysterious Paintings
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A Chat with Friends: Part 2
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A Chat with Friends: Part 1
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Getting to know Catherine
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Our new GSQ Blogs page is coming!
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Bridget Connor: My Irish Orphan 2nd Great-Grandmother
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Accentuate the Positive: 2025
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A Comedy of Errors or Just Bad Luck
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The Ground Beneath Their Feet: Discovering Family Stories through Land Records
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Why Addresses Matter in Family History
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Knowing your grandparents
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Walking in ancestral footsteps
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More about Mary
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Letters from Thomas: A Battle of Waterloo survivor
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The Demise of a Gold Prospector
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What’s in a name?
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Accentuate the Positive 2024
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Christmas closure
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Top 5 Technology Skills for Family History
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My connection to ‘The Valley’ from the late 1850s
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Broaden your horizons
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Birds of a feather flock together at Congress
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Getting Started with AI in Family History
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“Grab & Go” or “Go Slow”
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Escaping Famine: Hugh McGovern (1822-1905) and Ann Stevens (1819-1873)
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Unclaimed mail, missing friends and the dead letter office
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‘An Evergreen Tree of Diabolical Knowledge’. Researching Irish in the State Library of Queensland Pt. 2
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‘An Evergreen Tree of Diabolical Knowledge’. Researching Irish in the State Library of Queensland Pt. 1
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Who in the family will take my family history notes?
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Shauna’s family history A-Z
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Accentuating the positives 2023
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Inspired by others
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A Granddaughter’s reminiscences
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Does researching our family history change us? How do we want to be remembered?
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Remembering Jane
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The challenge of names and places in Irish family history
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Researching the Whites of Bletchingley and Godstone in Surrey
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Enjoying the next genealogy journey
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Finding my grandfather – William Leonard Tunny (Len) 1884-1942. Part 2
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Accentuate the positive 2022 – Jill Ball’s yearly challenge
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Remembering to Accentuate the Positive 2022 challenge
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My Sad and Glad Tales of PRONI
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Grandfather: William Leonard Tunny (Len) 1884-1942. Part 1
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Family History places are precious
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History in Paradise – Norfolk Island AFFHO Congress – August 2022
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The way things used to be
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The French Connection
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A lonely burial
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Genealogy for all
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Accentuate the positive – 2021 challenge
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Accentuate the Positive – 2021 (in Jan 2022)
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Going local can turn up interesting information
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Family History Revelations
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What Ignites the Spark in the Storytelling Process?
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Two Weddings
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My ancestor’s folklores – true or false?
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Every picture tells a story
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Finding my grandmother Lizzie
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Walter’s happy memories
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Living with a family historian
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Genealogy in COVID 19 times was amazing and never boring
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How do you pass on family stories to your grandchildren?
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Tracing your female ancestors
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The Who’s Who of my family tree
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A life well lived
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A colourful and sad cousin
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My coalmining ancestor Joseph Stirland (1816-1879)
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Early migrants to South East Queensland
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Travel on my mind
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The places where we live usually impact on our lives
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Revealing personality
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The value of a letter
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Victorian curiosities emerge in data clean-up
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Brawl at the Female Factory, Parramatta
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Amelia’s Story
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The Tale of a Bridge