Educational research guides, practical advise, and step-by-step tips to assist with your genealogy research.
X – X-marked Documents: Signs of Literacy
Judy Purkiss2026-10-23T07:26:03+08:00“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Some ancestors
Beyond the Family Tree: How History Helps Us Understand Our Ancestors
Judy Purkiss2026-10-24T02:58:47+08:00Image: Coolgardie 1899, (Source: Wikimedia Commons) October marks Family
W – Wills, Probates, and Letters of Administration
Judy Purkiss2026-09-15T08:29:24+08:00“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Estate documents
Industry News: Deciphering Merchant Seafarer Records with the New Port Rotation Numbers Index
Judy Purkiss2026-09-21T03:47:49+08:00Image courtesy of FindMyPast. Original records held by The National
V – Verification: Confirm Before You Record
Judy Purkiss2026-09-15T08:27:15+08:00“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Accuracy is
U – Understanding the Era: Historical Context Matters
Judy Purkiss2026-09-15T08:50:54+08:00“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Historical context
T – Timelines: Organize the Story
Judy Purkiss2026-09-15T08:51:32+08:00“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Ever
S – Shipping Registers, Immigration Records, and Passenger Lists
Judy Purkiss2026-09-15T08:51:52+08:00“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Migration records
R – Record Types: Know What You’re Using
Judy Purkiss2026-09-15T08:52:24+08:00“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Not all
Q – Questions: Curiosity Drives Research
Judy Purkiss2026-09-15T08:53:07+08:00“A to Z Genealogy Tips – Fortnightly Series” Asking the
