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Family Tree Investigation FAMILY TREES FOR £249.00*
*exclusive of Birth, Death & Marriage certificates – if required these are available at a cost of £10.00 each.

I guarantee to trace your family from150 years ago – if I’m unable to do so you pay nothing.! What do you get for your £249.00?

• A framed four-generation family tree
• A folder containing documents (birth, marriage & death records, census returns, baptism & burial records, newspaper stories etc) relevant to your family tree (average – 140 documents).
• A disc containing all of the documents in order to view them more clearly
• A USB stick containing your entire family tree. Email: [email protected]

It's been a while since I posted, so (to acknowledge the recent spate of "likes" I've received) I thought I'd share a ne...
24/08/2021

It's been a while since I posted, so (to acknowledge the recent spate of "likes" I've received) I thought I'd share a newspaper report about the sad demise of my grand uncle Thomas Jones.
It was all too common for children to drown in the 19th century when so many couldn't swim.

My Great Great Grandma: Mistress of malapropism
16/05/2018

My Great Great Grandma: Mistress of malapropism

After my grandad's 51 days stint in the army I'll leave the final word to the discharging officer: "Discharged - Not bei...
25/03/2017

After my grandad's 51 days stint in the army I'll leave the final word to the discharging officer: "Discharged - Not being likely to become an efficient soldier."

The SS Armadale. The ship which took my Great Uncle George to Australia in 1912. Sadly he was to die, in France, four ye...
17/04/2016

The SS Armadale. The ship which took my Great Uncle George to Australia in 1912. Sadly he was to die, in France, four years later whilst fighting for the Australian Imperial Force.

The Old Schoolhouse in Edith Weston (Rutland) where my Great Grandparents lived, with their nine children, in the 1870s.
04/01/2016

The Old Schoolhouse in Edith Weston (Rutland) where my Great Grandparents lived, with their nine children, in the 1870s.

My great grandmother circa. 1920.
30/12/2015

My great grandmother circa. 1920.

20/11/2015

I've eventually tracked down my Great Uncle who was "killed in action" during the Battle of the Somme. I'd been searching British records but he was fighting with the Australian Imperial Force. Persistence wins out!

21/07/2015

In the 1770s, one of my ancestors was married in Fleet Prison - it was cheaper than a traditional service. Just slip an imprisoned priest a couple of bob & you're done.

19/06/2015

Almost 100 years ago, one of my uncles (then aged 11) was convicted of shop-breaking. He was placed on probation as: "he was heavily influenced by the bigger boy".

06/05/2015

One of my Great great grandmas spent 9 years in a Lunatic Asylum after trying to set her house on fire whilst: "raving about the Royal family"..."she appeared quite as much mad as drunk".

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