family history
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Some Pioneers of Brisbane, New South Wales
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Family history is not a finite study
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Getting to know Catherine
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Ireland: a Q&A of understanding what lead to the Plantation
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What do headstones tell us?
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The Power of Full-Text Search
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Bonshaw Tower: Home of our DNA Clan
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Our new GSQ Blogs page is coming!
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Christmas at Grannie Bell’s
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The Hallams’ Pioneer Days in the Whitsundays
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A Comedy of Errors or Just Bad Luck
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Mary Ann’s Cottage
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My Mum, the Nurse
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An Heirloom in our Family
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William F Thompson of Newbridge in Co Kildare, Ireland
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Thomas Thompson: the Patriarch of the Family
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‘Duels were now only fought by snobs’
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Francis Theobald Heffernan c.1840-1908: A nineteenth century literate bushman
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Still walking in ancestral footsteps
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A Tough Lady – Continuing the Next Genealogy Journey
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My childhood homes
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A “Do Not Do” list for travelling to Ireland for family research
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Mary Geary: The Market gardeners’ daughter
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The Fever Ship Minerva
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Where are you going, my pretty maid? Why go to conferences?
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Researching women in early colonial NSW
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Richard Hamilton of Newbridge
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More about Mary
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The Butlers of Benenden, Kent, England
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Letters from Thomas: A Battle of Waterloo survivor
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Echoes of War: The Franz Family’s Tragic Legacy
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Another mysterious death in Paris
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What’s in a name?
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Christmas closure
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18th Unlock the Past Cruise roundup
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An excursion to Ypres
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Top 5 Technology Skills for Family History
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Now What about the Women? – Enjoying the Next Genealogy Journey
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Port Isaac: A charming village but I’m not sure I’d like to live there
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Broaden your horizons
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A reformed ancestor – maybe. Will the real Joseph stand up
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Mary Isabella Moffatt
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A letter home: Tracing my Thompson family
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Gems from land files
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Enjoying the Next Genealogy Journey – All the Way from Prussia
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Convict tattoos
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The Neville family myth. False, true or maybe?
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Getting Started with AI in Family History
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Sandemanians: Searching for traces of my Nonconformist ancestors in London
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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 ordinary man
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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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Remembering to Accentuate the Positive 2023 – Jill Ball’s yearly challenge
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My grandmother Eileen Evans and the photo in a locket
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The Agony and the Ecstasy of Family History Research
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My Grandma Irvine: Lills Life and her autograph book
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Inspired by others
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The Next Genealogy Journey: Finding trees in a forest of Lamberts
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Untangling the Dixons: how the new GRO beta can help
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A journey of Faith for Dorothea
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Daily Life of a Railway Blacksmith. Reserves, Chooks, Work & Family
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The elusive background of Mary Sheehy
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‘A Ship of Contentment and Cheerfulness’: Further Researching on Nineteenth Century Queensland Immigrant Vessels
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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 Next Genealogy Journey – Discovering an Adventurer
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The Sinking of the Sovereign: a family tragedy
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An Irish Lass: Catherine Hawe/Howe (1802- 1862)
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Death of a blacksmith
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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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My Sad and Glad Tales of PRONI
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Family History places are precious
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Enhancing your genealogy education
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Search for the hidden stories
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The Cass Clan
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Finding my father
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Treasure in the Death Certificate
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A Carpenter in Law
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The China Cabinet
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Out in the weather
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Hugh Irvine: bootmaker and storekeeper extraordinaire