Genealogy podcast covering family history, research, tips, stories, interviews and more. Stories and interviews with people from the UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa amongst others.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 120 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Dennis Cronin discovered lots of stories about his great grandfather Michael Sweeney and his 6 children. The tales go from Ireland in the early 20th century to World War I, emigration to the USA and a long forgotten "murder". He discusses his researc... more
Lucy Reynoldson shares some of the amazing range of resources and records available on Family Search including full text search, affiliate libraries, labs and experiments, Rootstech registration and what's coming up in the future. A transcript of the... more
A DNA test, an NPE and One Big Happy Family - actress Lisa Brenner's story of her life changing DNA results and the film she has made about it.
I recently interviewed Steph Ford about her family history and how she is helping people record their family stories. We discuss migration from England and across the US, talking to living relatives, time travel, photographs, videos and more. The int... more
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I had such a great experience being interviewed on Journey’s into Genealogy. Emma has such a genuine love for history and uncovering the stories of the past…it really shines through in the way she guides each conversation. I am inspired by her work and would highly recommend listening to her.
Anthony Adolph starts off by saying that online ancestry sources should not be trusted and are not accurate then proceeds to recommend online sources. Regarding ignoring hints on ancestry sites, how patronising to assume that most people do not carefully research birth records, baptism, marriage, death, wills, military records, old books etc. He clearly thinks that those that use ancestry record sites are gullible in the extreme, or, he himself is out of touch.
An interesting story from a generous legend. We all forget how much hard work goes in to the information we access.
A podcast for the serious family researcher. So informative! Thank you.
Listening to my first episode the Kath Kirkland one and there is a constant clicking noise throughout the episode, making it very difficult to listen to
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The podcast offers an engaging exploration of genealogy, focusing on family history, research techniques, and personal narratives. With a rich tapestry of stories and expert interviews, it highlights the significance of understanding one's heritage and the emotional journey of discovering family connections. Listeners can expect insights from various experts in the field, including those working with vital historical records, local history societies, and notable genealogy organizations across the globe, notably from the UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.
Unique elements include discussions on specific genealogical resources, such as the importance of oral histories and community engagement in genealogical research. The podc... more
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Journeys into Genealogy podcast launched 5 years ago and published 120 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Journeys into Genealogy podcast include:
1. Dennis Cronin
2. Lucy Reynoldson
3. Lisa Brenner
4. Stephanie Ford
5. Susan Moore
6. Peter Calver
7. Sarah Williams
8. Dr. Jessamy Carlson
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