
Nathan knows nothing about his ancestors. Helen knows almost everything about family history. Join them as they delve into Nate’s family’s past. Will there be any skeletons in his cupboard?
Join us for genealogical facts, figures and how-to information, heavily laced with speculation, surmise, stories and waffle as Family Tree Designer Nathan Ward embarks on his family history journey aided and ab... more
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Nathan Ward is 99% sure that Private A Hearn, who died in 1918, is his relation. He has papers a-plenty, notes from a distant cousin, and even an annotated family tree from them. But he can't quite see how his Albert Hearn matches the poor young man ... more
From short walks down the lane to the neighbouring village, to brave voyages across the world, when doing family history we discover that our ancestors sometimes moved about more than we might think. What was it that made them move though? Podcast co... more
This week podcast co-hosts Nathan Ward and Helen Tovey chat about their recent family history research forays and reflect on those unexpected details that are there – waiting to be found in the records. From census records to the sisters of King Henr... more
Podcast co-hosts Nathan Ward and Helen Tovey catch up about their recent research forays. Nate’s been making great progress filling in the details of his Victorian soldier in the 36th Foot... It turns out his Mum had some of the details already. But ... more
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I am loving Nathan’s journey through this process of discovering his roots. The suggestions Helen gives him have inspired me and I’m putting them into practice now as I jump back into my research. Well done. I’m only on episode 5 but this will be my go to podcast!
Thanks to this brilliant podcast I have started doing my family research again.
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This podcast focuses on the engaging journey of exploring family history, featuring discussions on various aspects of genealogy. With a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice, the hosts guide listeners through the challenges and rewards of researching their ancestries. The episodes cover topics such as DNA testing, historical records, and the emotional connections tied to discovering family legacies, making it both educational and relatable for those interested in genealogy. There is a unique dynamic between the hosts, where one is an amateur genealogist just beginning to uncover his roots, while the other brings extensive expertise in family history, resulting in an entertaining and informative exchange.
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