Paul’s Address Book app updated!
My ‘address book’ inspired by the Apostle Paul’s letters and the book of Acts, has had a refresh. More details here and you can try… Read More »Paul’s Address Book app updated!
My ‘address book’ inspired by the Apostle Paul’s letters and the book of Acts, has had a refresh. More details here and you can try… Read More »Paul’s Address Book app updated!
Matthew Caffyn was a 17th-century preacher from Sussex — a farmer, dissenter, and fierce debater who defied Oxford, clashed with Quakers, and shaped nonconformist faith.
Before Victorian cemeteries became peaceful parks, England’s churchyards were overcrowded, unsanitary — and battlegrounds of religious politics. Discover how a crisis in death reshaped the… Read More »Death, Disputes, and the Churchyard Gate
Thoughts on using histric newspapers and fiction in your research. What can they possibly tell us?
The story of my grandfather, Arthur Ward, has been published by the Society of Genealogists in the Genealogists’ Magazine.
Often, a complete service record has not survived in the archives. However, it is possible to create a partial picture from other records and sometimes… Read More »Resources and Tips for searching WWI Army ancestors
These 35 men enlisted on 6th December 1915 to the 3rd Northamptonshire Rgt. On arrival in France, they were transferred to the 10th Sherwood Foresters.… Read More »Arthur Ward (1888-1948): Northamptonshire Regiment and Sherwood Foresters
The final part of Arthur Ward’s story covers his return to civilian life — a time of hardship, resilience, small joys, and enduring health problems… Read More »Arthur Ward (1888-1948): A Veteran’s Life After War
In this second instalment, Arthur’s experiences on the Western Front intensify. Facing the horrors of the German Spring Offensive and a devastating gas attack in… Read More »Arthur Ward (1888-1948): Gas, Retreat and Recovery
This is the story of my grandfather, Arthur Ward — a Northampton delivery boy turned First World War soldier. His journey from the quiet streets… Read More »Arthur Ward (1888-1948): From Northampton to the Front