by Robert Parker | Jun 8, 2018
The land of the long, white cloud New Zealand is a place many in the UK know of, even if they haven’t visited. This is probably because of the connection New Zealand has with the United Kingdom. How can you research your Kiwi ancestors and what records are...
by Robert Parker | May 8, 2018
I will share more secrets and successes I am launching my subscription newsletter this month (May 2018) and it will be packed with further information and advice for your Family History Research. 12 issues over 12 months Delivered to your inbox on the 23rd of the...
by Robert Parker | Apr 8, 2018
Up, up and away You’ll be aware of the centenary of the Royal Air Force (RAF) if you read a newspaper or watch the TV. Continue reading this blog which will enable you to discover more about the RAF and the records that you might discover for your ancestors. The...
by Robert Parker | Mar 8, 2018
Australian Records The first fleet arrived in Sydney in 1788, since then we have had a fascination with ‘The land down under’. Many of us can claim ancestors from Australia, or find ancestors that travelled to Australia. With the loss of Britain’s American Colonies...
by Robert Parker | Feb 8, 2018
Talk: Smuggling an accursed thing Smuggling is an ‘accursed thing’ according to John Wesley, founder of the Methodists. Contraband running was rife along the entire length of the British coast and loud were the voices condemning it. The inhabitants of many...
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