Sponsored by Ancestry as part of Family History Month. This talk covers a range of sources for your ancestors’ occupations as well as considerations when researching their occupations. *Mia is also a speaker at the Family History Expo. 12-14 August

Sponsored by Ancestry as part of Family History Month. The crimes only women could commit. The things that landed kids in jail. All creating records for genealogists to use in our family histories. *Judy is also a speaker at the Family History Expo 12-14 August

Sponsored by Ancestry as part of Family History Month. A reminder that not everything is online and that researchers still need to use archives, libraries, historical societies and museums, genealogy and family history societies and so on. *Shauna is a speaker at the Family History Expo 12-14 August

The problem with a traditional family history book is that they take a long time to write and then let’s face it they get looked at when they are first received and then put on a bookshelf. We’re going to look at the steps to put together a captivating family history. Identify your theme Keep […]

This is an interactive in-person only workshop to uncover those ‘hidden’ women who are never mentioned by name in historical documents. Outcomes: Individual research on women will be added to a central database and available to other family historians Participants practice research skills and are re-energised with a new (short) project. Refreshments  4-5pm; presentation 5-6pm; […]