Wheelock One Name Study
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Hello everyone, I know it has been a few weeks since I published something… Currently I am still working in digitising all relevant work before any new research is done as I am finding out that I am doubling up on research already undertaken. To get many more of you involved I have […]
Artist Impressions of the Village of Wheelock
Here’s an Artist Impression of the Wheelock Village. Click on the image to see the full size. Wheelock Village
The Oxford Dictionary of Family Names in Britain and Ireland
I hope you now know how to call your nearest and dearest after last post! 🙂 or you if you meet an odd relative such as myself you know where I am on the family tree. Moving forward to our next post in 2016 Patrick Hanks, Richard Coates, and Peter McClure published the ultimate reference […]
How to Know What to Call Distant Relatives
Trying to keep the blogs interesting so here it goes, isn’t it exciting to find out you have a historical icon in the far-off depths of your family tree? But when you brag to your friends, what do you call this famous ancestor? As an example “Oliver Cromwell is the great-uncle of my great-great-grandfather’s third […]
New Blog starting in the New Year
I have been sorting all the family history while keep the website quiet, a new blog will start in January and published once a month.
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