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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Podcast co-hosts Nate Ward and Helen Tovey chat family history. Nate’s been revisiting his first forays into family history research, and making sure that the research he did right at the beginning of his genealogy journey is as solid as he’d like. (... more
Tune is as podcast co-hosts Nathan Ward and Helen Tovey chunter family history, including: a small confession about some facts from last time, to make sure nobody’s led astray; a peek at their recent research endeavours; and chat about the importance... more
Farmer? Seedsman? Bridge-painter? Commercial traveller? What did your ancestor do all day? Tune in as podcast co-hosts Helen Tovey & Nathan Ward chat genealogy, and share thoughts about their ancestors’ occupations – and the clues these can reveal ab... more
Tune in for the latest episode in which Helen Tovey & Nathan Ward discuss their most recent forays in to family history. Helen is at long last dusting off her project to find out more about her Mary Ann and find the answer to the question mark over M... 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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The episodes focus on the engaging journey of exploring family history, characterized by the real-time experiences of a novice genealogist, Nathan, and the expertise of his knowledgeable co-host, Helen. Key discussions revolve around the significance of practical research methods, DNA testing, and the emotional impact of uncovering family narratives. Highlights include personal anecdotes and a light-hearted tone that make the complex world of genealogy accessible to listeners. Unique to these discussions is the balance of practical advice for conducting family research with entertaining banter, inviting listeners to relate to and perhaps start their own genealogical quests.
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