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30/10/2025

Master craftsmanship in old English churces.

26/10/2025

Use a variety of repositories and websites to broaden the range of sources and information for your family history.

23/10/2025

Did your grandmother dress like this?

19/10/2025

One of the most common questions asked of me is how many sources do you need to use? There is no magic number. Keep adding sources until your conclusion is strong.

16/10/2025

What was life like for your ancestors? Even furniture can provide clues.

13/10/2025

Take an information drive approach to family history and look for a variety of sources that may provide the information that you need.

09/10/2025

My last post was about why genealogists need to research places, so I have updated an old post about how to research places. I hope you find some useful tips in it.

https://generationsgenealogy.com.au/study-the-locations/

29/09/2025

Collaborating in family history has benefits for you and other genealogists. Consider joining an indexing or transcription project. You can contribute online, whenever you have spare time.
Suggestions in the blog post:
https://generationsgenealogy.com.au/12-easy-ways-to-collaborate-in-family-history/

26/09/2025

Not all our ancestors could afford to pose for studio shots, but they lovely to explore.

24/09/2025

When you research family history, it's natural to focus on people. Yet behind every individual is a place. Understanding locations isn't a side project in genealogy. It's central to doing thorough, accurate research.

My latest blog post set out five reasons why studying places is just as important as studying people.

https://generationsgenealogy.com.au/research-places-not-just-people/

22/09/2025

With so many family history databases online, it is easy to forget that there are so many more offline resources to examine too.

20/09/2025

Yes, it is possible to combine all your genealogy research plans into a single Excel spreadsheet!

Having a master research plan has so many benefits. It is easier to manage, so you can keep your research under control and get back on track after you take a break or get distracted.

My latest blog post shows you how it can be done.

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