Category Archives: Genealogical Field Notes

Genealogical Field Notes (3) – Unusual Research Opportunities

Posted on January 30, 2022 by Julie Goucher

Part of Genealogical Field Notes Research is in many ways like unravelling a ball of wool. You start to investigate, then all of a sudden you are completely overwhelmed with the all data that is now available and that is … Continue reading →

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Genealogical Field Notes (2) – A Journey to the Spice Islands

Posted on November 4, 2021 by Julie Goucher

Part of Genealogical Field Notes Mariners on board the vessel The Ascension in 1603 saw English soil for the first time in two years. A description of the voyage is documented by an unnamed individual who was on board the … Continue reading →

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Genealogical Field Notes (1)

Posted on June 1, 2021 by Julie Goucher

As I neared the finishing touches to the new Pharos course I am teaching, Researching Ancestors in Continental Europe I gathered up the last pile of notebooks in which resided some material for potential adding to the course material. As … Continue reading →

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