Out of My Tree Genealogy

The Lost Children

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While writing Black Sheffield, a social history of George and Ann Brown's Sheffield home, I wrote about the high child mortality rate in the nineteenth century...

Boring But True

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George Brown’s Own Story I am thinking just now of a city on the border of Yorkshire and Derbyshire in good old England, a city world...

The best way over a brick wall in genealogy is sometimes by going around it.

Going Around the Brickwall

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In a previous post, I discovered that one of the witnesses to the marriage of my brick wall ancestors George Brown and Ann Healey...

Charles Healey's Last Will and Testament

Charles Healey Will

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For thirty years, I’ve been stuck behind a very high and seemingly insurmountable brick wall in the fifth generation of my family tree and I’m on a...

Search for New Evidence 2

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In my last two posts, I began to search for new evidence based on the gaps in my existing research and in this post,...

My Brick Wall Browns | PART 4b| Search for New Evidence-2589

Search for New Evidence 1

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The following post encroaches just a little on my plan to explore the friends, acquaintances and neighbours of George and Ann Brown but since...

Robert Unwin Will

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In my last post, I shared the newly found marriage certificate of my great grandaunt Caroline Brown and Joseph Unwin. After the death of...

My Brick Wall Browns | Certificates Received!

Brown Family Certificates Received!

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With the magic of scheduled posts, I've received the birth, marriage and death certificates that I wrote about ordering in yesterday's post. Birth of Ann Brown:...

Search for New Evidence

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In this post, I will begin to search for new evidence based on the gaps in my existing research. Searching for New Evidence The most obvious place...