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Heir hunters uncover 27 relatives in £1.2m case as families urged to make wills.
@chiddickstree @emmajolly @TiaBruhn @HistoricalTris1
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The life of Adelaide Springett, a child of Victorian London.
Behind one photograph is a story of loss, poverty, trauma, and survival against the odds.
If we’re to understand history, we have to remember lives like hers.
#SocialHistory #VictorianLondon
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I am 😜
Feel free to meander over to my YouTube channel youtube.com/@mainelygenealog… to see proof 🤓
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Here is information from AncestryDNA about the changes in the latest update. I don't yet seem to have regions by grandparent. ancestry.co.uk/c/dna/ancestr… 3/3
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Looking back on 30 years at Ancestry and what's to come in the future. The video includes a sneak peak at the forthcoming new regions by grandparent feature. youtu.be/hgIRjel-vC8?si=CTqT…
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Paul’s stories bring history to life and salvage what would have been lost. Can’t imagine walking through. #genealogy #familyhistory #forgotten
They locked their doors expecting to return in a few weeks.
More than 80 years later, the village of Tyneham still stands empty.
#Genealogy #Dorset #FamilyHistory #History #Village
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Do you have a Ten Minute Talk idea to share with us? We're always looking for new stories of local history research!
Find out more: balh.org.uk/news-promote-you…
#WeAreLocalHistory #LocalHistoryForAll
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🌾 SAVE THE DATE 🇬🇧
This October, as we celebrate Love British Food’s 25th anniversary, we’re delighted to be supporting the National Harvest Service.
A special celebration of Britain’s harvest, the people who grow and produce our food, and the communities that bring it all together.
📅 Sunday 11 October
📍 St Mary’s Church, Nantwich, Cheshire
More details to follow — but for now, save the date! 🌾🇬🇧
#LoveBritishFood #BritishFoodFortnight #NationalHarvestService #BritishHarvest #LoveBritishFood25 #Cheshire #BritishFood #BritishFarmers
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Watch UK’s first AI-powered LEGO sorting machine - capable of handling 40,000 pieces a day - in action trib.al/Cd9VuPx
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Emma Jolly@emmajollyAug 26🇬🇧
United KingdomConnected via United Kingdom App StoreAccount-level information, not a live location or per-post device.
Thanks to @UkNatArchives for featuring my census book in their latest shop newsletter.
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I was absolutely delighted to spot a lovely review of my book, “Genealogy Methods and Techniques: A Practical Guide to Research”, in the latest @GuildOneName Journal.
You can also buy a copy from their website: one-name.org/product/books/
#Genealogy #FamilyHistory #OneNameStudy
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Postmans Park always gets me. Ordinary people who did one extraordinary thing, remembered only because someone chose to write it down. Most acts of courage never get their tile. This is such important work.
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Fireman Ernest Reginald Beadle, AFS (1908–1941).
New Roll of Honour story published today — one of the 34 firefighters lost at The Old Palace School during the Blitz.
His story is now remembered.
#WW2 #Blitz #London #Firefighters
open.substack.com/pub/oldpal…
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Fact or Fiction?
Is a father's name on a birth certificate a fact?
Maybe.
In my latest post I explore how genealogists weigh evidence, resolve conflicting records, and separate truth from error.
#Genealogy #FamilyHistory
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Firewoman Hilda Ellen Dupree was just 21 years old when she lost her life at The Old Palace School during the Blitz.
Through family memories and photographs, we can remember the person behind the name.
#WW2 #Blitz #FireService #FamilyHistory
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Firewoman Hilda Ellen Dupree was just 21 years old when she lost her life at The Old Palace School during the Blitz.
Through family memories and photographs, we can remember the person behind the name.
#WW2 #Blitz #FireService #FamilyHistory
open.substack.com/pub/oldpal…
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⚰️ #TalesFromTheTombFriday
In July 1674, Alice Blunden drank a common medicinal remedy and was pronounced dead.
She was buried in Basingstoke.
Then came reports of cries from beneath the earth.
The full story is now live
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#DarkHistory #History #Folklore
























