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Family Tree Talk

Family Tree
Family History
Genealogy
DNA Testing
Ancestry
Census Records
Family History Research
Research Log
Family Tree
Local History
Newspaper Archives
Ancestry Research
Excel
Genealogy Records
Park District Family History
Divorce Records
Pudsey
Scottish Ancestry
Military Records
Familysearch
Historical Context

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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Don’t you just love it when you come across a new record or two, and all the details match perfectly? Nathan Ward shares just such a pleasing piece of research, about his WW1 air mechanic family member. And podcast co-hosts Nathan and Helen Tovey cha... more

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Podcast co-hosts Nathan Ward and Helen Tovey catch up on their latest family history endeavours, reflect on the importance of remembering, and begin to think about which family history goals they want to actually complete between now and the end of t... more

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It’s a busy week in this episode of the podcast with co-hosts Nate Ward and Helen Tovey. If you only do a few things in the coming few days:

1. Order any wills you need from www.gov.uk/search-will-probate (£1.50 - going up to £16 on 17/11/2... 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

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Jude Rhodes
A fantastic Yorkshire-based genealogist who encourages people to share their family stories to help those on a dementia health journey.
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Episode: Introducing the Running Genealogist!

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Helen Tovey
Co-host and family history expert, Editor of Family Tree. Offers insights and guidance on genealogical research methods and tools. Provides practical advice throughout the episodes.
Nathan Ward
Co-host with a focus on developing family history understanding and engaging listeners through personal discoveries in genealogy research.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • Fascinating and Fun

    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!

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    Joeyriley
    Canada3 months ago
  • Family history

    Thanks to this brilliant podcast I have started doing my family research again.

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    5
    1234Suey
    United Kingdom4 months ago

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Feedback indicates that the content sparks inspiration for personal family research initiatives.
Listeners appreciate the engaging storytelling and relatability of the hosts, finding the practical tips for genealogical research useful.
Many enjoy the blend of humor and education, which makes the complexity of family history more accessible and enjoyable.

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Introducing the Running Genealogist!
Q: So how have you found all this out then?
I spend my life on search engines and in books. I really do.
Introducing the Running Genealogist!
Q: So Jude, what we need is, I've been trying to help Nathan, and then we thought it would be useful to pick your brains and get a different perspective on it.
Yes, I'm very predominantly Yorkshire. Tiny bit of Lincolnshire as well.
I was day-dreaming about my family tree and …
Q: How do I preserve someone's genealogy research when they have passed on?
Make sure to back everything up, including downloading a copy of the genealogy trees, records, and photos. It's important to check all family history software and subscriptions, and keep the largest, most up-to-date tree as the main reference.
Timberrrr!!!
Q: What is a good research methodology for going back seven generations?
Establish what you already know and what you wish to find out, then identify available records for your research.
Does family history reduce grumpiness?
Q: Did you manage to chat to your mom over the last week?
I did, yes. Not massively, but enough that it's made my head explode. I've got lots of questions.

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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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