Journal Volume 9: 2006-2008

Vol 9 No 12, Oct-Dec 2008 : Click to view this journal online.

Discoveries For One-Name Studies From DNA Testing by Susan Meates
Digitisation For One-Namers by Ken Toll
A Day Without Howard by Corrinne Goodenough
Mings or Minge by Tony Mingay
The Twisted Thread by Jim Benedict
Collaboration – The Way Forward For Marriage Challenges by Roger Goacher
New Source For One-Namers? by Michael Merrigan FGSI
Guild Reports, News and Events
Regulars: Committee, Registrar’s Notes, Treasurer’s Comments, One-Name Mail, Bookstall

Vol 9 No 11, Jul-Sep 2008 : Click to view this journal online.

Vol 9 No 10, Apr-Jun 2008 : Click to view this journal online.

Supercharging GenMap UK and Surname Atlas to create maps not possible when programs are used on their own by Howard Mathieson
Have you hit a brick wall in your genealogy research? DNA testing worked for me by Ross Cotton
29th Annual Conference & AGM Review by Robert Boxer
From a farm called Pooty Pools to Pettypool – truth may indeed be stranger than fiction by Carolyn Hartsough
Ninth edition of Guild Marriage Index has nearly a quarter of a million entries – maps of coverage by Peter Alefounder
Guild Reports, News and Events
Regulars: Committee, Registrar’s Notes, Treasurer’s Comments, One-Name Mail, Bookstall, Book Reviews

Vol 9 No 9, Jan-Mar 2008 : Click to view this journal online.

Did our surname come to England with the Spanish Armada, as grandad told me? by Rennison Vayro
Millions of new records go online at TNA, Find My Past, Ancestry and other sites by John Hanson
Rounding up registers not in the county record office by Colin Ulph
Guild Reports, News and Events
Regulars: Committee, Registrar’s Notes, Treasurer’s Comments, Bookstall, Book Reviews, Letters

Vol 9 No 8, Oct-Dec 2007 : Click to view this journal online.

Guild of One-Name Studies and DNA testing – a Committee policy statement by Peter Walker
Focus on the Coningsby One-Name Study by Robin Wood
Enjoyment gained from doing a Marriage Challenge by Michael Bliss
Guild Reports, News and Events
Regulars: Committee, Registrar’s Notes, Treasurer’s Comments, Bookstall, Regional Representatives

Vol 9 No 7, Jul-Sep 2007 : Click to view this journal online.

Chairmans report to the AGM reveals another successful year for the Guild by Peter Walker
Publishing on the web – how to get started, the easy options and more advanced methods by Teresa Pask
From the Queen’s Flight to links to the royal family tree by David Judd
Guild Reports, News and Events
Regulars: Committee, Registrar’s Notes, Treasurer’s Comments, Bookstall

Vol 9 No 6, Apr-Jun 2007 : Click to view this journal online.

The delights of Lulu: how one Guild member found his self publishing problems were eliminated by Arthur Carden
The Olbys from public records to family tree, tracing 173 descendants of one couple by Chris Newall
Myth of the 100-year census confidentiality promise by Guy Etchells
DNA Analysis and genealogy: keeping a sense of perspective by John Creer
Bastardy and aliases in Devon: finding out what happened in Farway with DNA testing by Chris Pomery
Guild Reports, News and Events
Regulars: Committee, Registrar’s Notes, Treasurer’s Comments, Bookstall, One-Name Mail, Book Reviews

Vol 9 No 5, Jan-Mar 2007 : Click to view this journal online.

If we all waited to publish our one-name study until we felt we had found the ultimate answer, we would probably not publish at all by Peter Walker
How the Great Sheffield Flood of 1864 washed away a family’s aitch by Steve Tanner
I’m not convinced DNA tests are the answer to all our genealogical problems by Else Churchill
Guild Reports, News and Events
Regulars: Committee, Registrar’s Notes, Bookstall, Book Reviews

Vol 9 No 4, Oct-Dec 2006 : Click to view this journal online.

How online databases set a new challenge for the Guild and its members in the future by Chris Pomery
How indexing altered the face of genealogy and one-name studies forever by John Hanson
Before the Journal: looking back to the Guild’s early Newsletters by President Derek Palgrave
Take a long, slow, careful look at the magnificent Charles Booth Online Archive by Howard Benbrook
Guild Reports, News and Events
Regulars: Committee, Registrar’s Notes, Bookstall, One-Name Mail, Book Reviews, The Last Word, Regional Representatives

Vol 9 No 3, Jul-Sep 2006 : Click to view this journal online.

Why should unusual forenames be associated with a high mortality rate in infancy? by David Mellor
Some tips on establishing a DNA Project for your one-name study by Susan Meates
Webwatch on Curious Fox, a curious website but an under-used resource by Ken Toll
Centre page spread of pictures from the Guild’s 27th Annual Conference
Conference report on a successful weekend in Staffordshire by Steven Whitaker
Guild Reports, News and Events
Regulars: Committee, Registrar’s Notes, Bookstall, Book Reviews, The Last Word, Regional Representatives

Vol 9 No 2, Apr-Jun 2006 : Click to view this journal online.

DNA testing of tremendous value in sorting out variants in my one-name study by Susan Meates
A Roseblade link between Hampshire and Gloucestershire by Mike Walton
Blogs, Wikis and RSS: what’s it all about? by Peter Walker
webwatch: Where do you think you are? by Ken Toll
How I wrote and published my one-name history by Colin Ulph
Guild Reports, News and Events
Regulars: Committee, Registrar’s Notes, Bookstall, Book Reviews, The Last Word

Vol 9 No 1, Jan-Mar 2006 : Click to view this journal online.

How a DNA Project has produced discoveries in the Meates One-Name Study not possible with paper records alone by Susan Meates
Looking at ancient occupations – was your ancestor a bellow farmer, baven maker or a harlot (no, not THAT kind!) by John Hanson
Mapping stability and change in surname distribution by Howard Mathieson
How my Bradleys inter-married with Bulls, Boars, Birds, Butchers, Bakers, Berrys, Bodys and Broads by John Bradley
Guild Reports, News and Events
Regulars: Committee, Registrar’s Notes, Bookstall, Book Reviews, One-Name Mail, The Last Word