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Author Archives:
DNA Helps Me Find More Ancestors
My latest breakthrough has come via DNA testing. For some time now I have known my 5 x great-grandmother was called Anne Twogood/Toogood. She married my 5 x great-grandfather, Robert Weaver snr., in Curry Rivel, Somerset, in 1779 but I … Continue reading
Remembering Ivy Alice Hibbitt, Nee Dando
2ND JULY Remembering my Granny Hibbitt (Ivy Alice Hibbitt, nee Dando) today on the 24th anniversary of her death.
My AncestryDNA Results Say I’m From The Emerald Isle
Yesterday, I received the results of my AncestryDNA test. In a previous post I hinted that I thought I’d be predominantly British with possibly some Irish, Scandinavian and Western European genes. I wasn’t too far off except to learn that … Continue reading
I’ve Ordered My AncestryDNA Kit!
I’ve just had an email to let me know my AncestryDNA kit is on its way. Having deliberated about whether to take the ethnicity and genealogical DNA test for more than a year, I’ve finally decided to grab the bull … Continue reading
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Voice From Outer Space
A couple of weeks ago my dad, who’s been a radio ham for 50 years, heard a radio contact between the British astronaut, Tim Peake, and a school in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire. He had to dig out his 2 metres rig … Continue reading
Harvey’s Grandad’s Photo To Feature On German TV Almost A Century On
Last year I posted in the Great War Forum a number of photographs, taken during World War I, which reside in the collection of Harvey’s grandad. I wanted to see if any of the forum members could identify the places … Continue reading
My Oldest Direct Line To Date – The Martin Family Of Shebbear
I’ve recently been investigating my North Devon ancestors, in particular the Martin family who lived in the village of Shebbear, and I’ve managed to trace back further in time than any other line so far. Henry Martin was my 11 … Continue reading
Tiger Moth At Imperial War Museum Duxford
As the Imperial War Museum Duxford (IWM Duxford) is being featured on the BBC programme, The People Remember, all this week I thought I’d post a video of a de Havilland Tiger Moth which came in to land at Duxford … Continue reading







