Category Archives: Headley Hampshire & Frensham Surrey

Rural Communities #GOONSblogchallenge – Post 1

Posted on December 31, 2019 by Julie Goucher

I spent some time a few days ago writing about the Guild blog challenge and shared how my software is set up with different trees. The first post in the series is about rural settings and we, as genealogists should … Continue reading →

Posted in #GuildBlogChallenge, Butcher One-Name Study, Elstone, Genealogy, Goacher/Goucher One-Name Study, Guildford, Surrey, England, Headley Hampshire & Frensham Surrey, Matthews, One-Name Studies, Puttenham & Wanborough | 4 Comments

Oral History – A Pinch of Salt or a Grain of Truth?

Posted on March 4, 2019 by Julie Goucher

Continuing the oral history series and the post from yesterday A few years ago whilst at the funeral of another family member I mentioned the story to my late Mum’s first cousin. I asked if he knew of the story? … Continue reading →

Posted in Butcher One-Name Study, Genealogy, Harris, Headley Hampshire & Frensham Surrey, One-Name Studies, Oral History Series, Places | 1 Comment

Oral History – The Importance & Pitfalls

Posted on March 3, 2019 by Julie Goucher

Oral history can give us a clue of where to look, but should not be added to genealogical databases unless you can verify the accuracy of the research or you have identified that an individual has been added on the … Continue reading →

Posted in Genealogy, Harris, Headley Hampshire & Frensham Surrey, Oral History Series, Puttenham & Wanborough | 1 Comment