Monthly Archives: September 2019

Book Review – Son of Mine by Peter Papathanasiou

Posted on September 28, 2019 by Julie Goucher

In this beautifully written memoir Peter Papathanasiou tells the story of two lives: his own, and that of his mother. From a starting point in modern Australia, the book reaches back to the period after the Second World War, focusing … Continue reading →

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Family Tree Magazine 2019 – Surname Research Series

Posted on September 27, 2019 by Julie Goucher

The November issue of Family Tree Magazine has recently been published, and the surname series continues, with us looking at preserving and publishing your One-Name Study. There is a good deal of overlap between the publishing and preserving elements of … Continue reading →

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Red Hills – The Pitman’s Parliament

Posted on September 19, 2019 by Julie Goucher

I recently had opportunity to visit Red Hills – The Pitman’s Parliament in the city of Durham. The home of the Durham Miner’s Association, the venue is usually closed to the public, open otherwise by appointment. I managed to attend … Continue reading →

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Family Tree Magazine 2019 – Surname Research Series

Posted on September 13, 2019 by Julie Goucher

The October issue of Family Tree Magazine has recently been published, and the surname series continues, with us looking at the  fundamental principles of a study, as defined by the Guild of One-Name Studies, the Seven Pillars. This issue focuses … Continue reading →

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