Worldwide Genealogy ~ A Genealogical Collaboration

Isn't it always the way? You wait years for a significant genealogy anniversary and then three come along at once. That's how it is ...

...there's a way to get to the Truth. A new found elderly cousin related the story of  her Grandmother's will last week, she was ...

We’re halfway through National Family History Month for genealogists researching in Australia and New Zealand. I’m based in the UK, so the...

Each August in Australia and New Zealand we celebrate National Family History Month . My Genimate, Shauna Hicks is the voluntary co...

My time clock is a little out of kilter this month so please accept my apologies for this late and short post that once again focuses on Wh...

This short post comes to you from Canberra, Australia's capital. When I was here for Congress last month I was sorry that I didn...

Dear Teacher, I am sorry that I am late with my post this month but I have a good excuse reason. I have been very busy playing learni...

There’s been a lot of interest lately in a study looking at wealthy families in England , which shows that people with ‘posh’ surnames a...

I've been spending the day adding people to my Lost Cousins Ancestors page. If you haven't heard of this genealogy tool, do have a ...

160 years ago today the Eureka flag was hoisted above Ballarat . Gold miners were unhappy with the laws that required them to pay an onerou...

Flickr: photo Big Grey Mare, Icky Pic A light-hearted post this month. I’ve been reading an article about ‘mirror years’ on the Hi...

Have I got a date for you! Every three years family historians from Australia, New Zealand and a few of their international mates gather ...