by MFGAdmin | Oct 6, 2017
Our ancestors 1939-1945 The 2nd World War is becoming an increasingly important area of study. Many records are closed for data protection, or are they? What sources are available for tracking our ancestors at this crucially important time of their lives and how can...
by MFGAdmin | Dec 8, 2016
Searching for William Updated from my July 2015 Blog William travelled to the Gold Coast, immigrating to Perth, Australia in 1925. He married a school teacher. William left his family when his son was 5 years old. During World War Two William’s wife sent food...
by MFGAdmin | Dec 2, 2015
2015 Blog Summary I published 10 blogs in 2015, based on my research for my ancestors. Here is a review of each blog, the stories researched and sources of information that were invaluable to me. Have a look, and click on the title of those that take your interest, or...
by MFGAdmin | Jul 2, 2015
The Search for William My family history story: William travelled to the Gold Coast, immigrating to Perth, Australia in 1925. He married a school teacher. William left his family when his son was 5 years old. During World War Two William’s wife sent food parcels...
by MFGAdmin | Apr 5, 2015
Making Sense of the Census Introduction The UK Census is a fabulous resource for Family History research My grandmother, May Doris NEEDS was born on the 17th April 1902 in Croydon, Surrey1. She married twice, first to Arthur Edward Parker2 and finally to James Albert...
by MFGAdmin | Jan 12, 2015
Try to be prepared for what you might find in your research (part two)… Reader warning – you may find parts of this post upsetting In part one of this blog I discussed what I wanted to research about my Grand Uncle Eddie, family memories of him, his...
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