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About Julie Goucher

Genealogist, Author, Presenter, native Guildfordian, avid note taker and journal writer. Lover of Books, Stationery & History; Surnames, Butcher & Orlando One-Name Studies. Pharos Tutor for all One-Name Studies/surname courses as well as Researching Ancestors from Continental Europe.

St Mary’s Church, Worplesdon

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What would you put in a Time Capsule?

Bill, who blogs over at West in New England suggested a small challenge. You can read his post here What would you put in a time capsule to be opened a year from now? Make a list of what you would … Continue reading

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Weekend Cooking – Civil War Era Recipes Compiled by Julia Hutchins

Last week I spotted this e-book available via Amazon. I was intrigued, so downloaded the book. Contained within the e-pages was a collection of recipes from heritage publications and some great and interesting recipes. Here is one that caught my … Continue reading

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Worplesdon Platform Ticket 1937

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Beyond the Internet Week 11: Church Archives

Continuing the weekly theme, inspired by Family History Across the Seas. Over the last few weeks I have spoken about the Parish Chest at Puttenham and the Church Records also at Puttenham. I don’t believe that Puttenham is a unique village. There … Continue reading

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Worplesdon circa 1903

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New Research Territory…….

In the early 1990s I spent a year living in Australia, using the home of my Mum’s first cousin as a base. I was made to feel so very welcome and I do believe, that upon his arrival in Australia … Continue reading

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100 Word Challenge – Week 34

Joining the weekly 100 words challenge for Grown ups. This week the prompt is to use the following prompt with no more than 100 words. ……but I turned it off…… They had just sat down to eat when she felt wetness … Continue reading

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Tuesday’s Tip – Index Cards

A recent thread via the Guild of One Name Studies mailing list resulted in my sharing a few comments and then an example of my index cards. When I started researching back in 1986, none of my records were computerised. … Continue reading

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Beyond the Internet Week 10: Church records – the life and times of a parish and its parishioners

Continuing the weekly theme, inspired by Family History Across the Seas. I believe that we are only limited on where to look for ancestors and their paper trail, by our imagination of where to look for those ancestors! Poor Law records … Continue reading

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