Liddiard One-Name Study, A study of 27 variant spellings from 1453 till today – Webinar Available Posted 18 January 2023 by Julie GoucherClick the image above to play the recording We begin the 2023 series with a fascinating webinar from Karen Rogers. Our individual studies often begin from a single point and with a single mission, and sometimes they just morph into something else entirely, taking new directions. This looks to be a fascinating and inspiring webinar. [Click to continue…]
January 2023 Issue of Journal of One-Name Studies Posted 13 December 2022 by Julie GoucherThe latest Guild journal is available in electronic format for members who are signed into the Guild website. Non-members have access to journals from the first edition right through to 2019. To access the Journals please visit the Journals Page. Postal journals are on their way to members, but please note, delivery is taking longer. [Click to continue…]
Guild Pub Crawl: Nathan Dylan Goodwin – 9 December 2022 Posted 6 December 2022 by Julie GoucherOne of our Guild members and Trustees, John Lisle, hosts an informal and virtual social event, known as the GOONS Friday Virtual Pub Crawl, here is what John had to say “Guild member, Nathan Dylan Goodwin will be attending the Friday Pub Crawl on 9 December 2022. Nathan will likely be talking about his books, [Click to continue…]
Family Historian and the Howes One-Name Study Posted 2 December 2022 by Julie GoucherGenealogists who use the software, Family Historian and subscribe to the software’s newsletter, Family Historian Bulletin will likely to have spotted the mentioning of the presentation by Guild member, Paul Howes on why he uses Family Historian. The presentation was delivered as part of the Seminar series Family History Software for your One-Name Study in [Click to continue…]
My ancestor was on the 1939 Register – well they should have been, with John Hanson – Recording Available! Posted 24 November 2022 by Julie GoucherThe Guild was delighted to welcome John Hanson to our webinar series. John, who has been a lecturer and teacher in family history for over twenty years, particularly on computers in genealogy and the census. A former trustee of the Society of Genealogists for over twelve years and served on the committee of the Guild [Click to continue…]