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From Fact to Fiction: The Real ‘War-Horses’ of World War I Britain

From Fact to Fiction: The Real ‘War-Horses’ of World War I Britain

by ames | Jul 21, 2023 | Case Studies

The tale of “War Horse,” a gripping novel penned by Michael Morpurgo, has touched the hearts of millions. In this story, we follow Joey, a horse who finds himself in the throes of World War I, serving both British and German armies. However, behind this...
Understanding and Overcoming Name Spelling Variations in Genealogical Research

Understanding and Overcoming Name Spelling Variations in Genealogical Research

by ames | Jul 14, 2023 | Research tools and resources

When diving into the world of genealogical research, one often encounters a sea of name spelling variations. From census records to immigration documents, the spelling of a person’s name can vary wildly, causing confusion and challenges in tracing family lines....
Delivering Difficult News in Genealogical Research: Best Practices

Delivering Difficult News in Genealogical Research: Best Practices

by ames | Jun 23, 2023 | Research tools and resources

Navigating the world of genealogy can be likened to exploring a vast, sometimes unpredictable landscape, full of exciting prospects and, occasionally, unexpected roadblocks. As professional genealogists, we embrace the thrill of discovery, but we also understand the...
Irish Citizenship: A Genealogist’s Guide to Overcoming Brexit

Irish Citizenship: A Genealogist’s Guide to Overcoming Brexit

by ames | Jun 13, 2023 | Research tools and resources

Introduction: Brexit has undoubtedly brought about significant changes and challenges for individuals residing in the United Kingdom. However, for those seeking alternative pathways to maintain their EU connections and rights, obtaining Irish citizenship has emerged...
From Emerald Isles to Coal Lands: The Journey of Irish Miners to the Northeast and Scottish Mines

From Emerald Isles to Coal Lands: The Journey of Irish Miners to the Northeast and Scottish Mines

by ames | Jun 6, 2023 | Case Studies

In the mid-19th century, a significant wave of Irish migration to the mining regions of Scotland and North East England profoundly shaped the landscape and culture of these areas. Among these migrants were several of my own ancestors, whose personal journey from...
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