Tithes: Maps, Apportionments and the 1836 Act
Eric J. Evans; Phillimore, for British Association for Local History 1993WorldCat•Open Library•LibraryThing•Google Books•BookFinder
Continue reading →Teresa
Penguin Dictionary of British Surnames
John Titford; Penguin 2009WorldCat•Open Library•LibraryThing•Google Books•BookFinder
Continue reading →A Dictionary of English Surnames
Percy H. Reaney; Oxford University Press 2005WorldCat•Open Library•LibraryThing•Google Books•BookFinder
Continue reading →testing the use of images
Any wording just for the sake of the post Note – any styling / hyperlinks are lost, as html is not allowed in Facebook. When I tried entering a poem all the lines were run together. updates / corrections to … Continue reading →
Just testing
I’m looking at having posts (and new pages) I add to my family tree website automatically appear in Facebook, so that Facebook friends interested in my family tree can quickly and easily see I’ve added something and whether it’s the … Continue reading →
Genealogy social networking
I’m looking at having posts (and new pages) I add to my family tree website automatically appear in Facebook, so that Facebook friends interested in my family tree can quickly and easily see I’ve added something and whether it’s the … Continue reading →
Brenda Goatham (nee Bailey)
(1930 – 2003) If you knew my mother, as a relation or a friend, please feel free to leave reminiscences, anecdotes etc. that may be of interest to others here.
Continue reading →Wills
I’d never got around to looking for post 1858 wills until recently. Unfortunately I seem to have decided to do so just after a price increase. But that didn’t seem a good reason to put off getting them so I … Continue reading →
Huguenot ancestors
A contact a week or so before my holiday in Kent led me to realise I had neglected getting up-to-date with the research of the ancestry of my 2 x gt grandmother from the Elham Valley, Ann Fuller. Using KFHS … Continue reading →
2011 to date – a summary
I meant this year to be a year of consolidation – tidying my notes, adding sources to my tree, working on tweaks to personalize the website design etc. Researching my Kent ancestry But in practice I’ve done far more fresh … Continue reading →