Family History

Explore the fascinating intersection of family history, collaboration, and technology in my guest blogs for the GSQ. It is hoped these posts will provide practical tips and inspiration.

All About that Place is a unique, free online learning event consisting of multiple 10 minute talks over 10 days. I was honoured to present two talks during the 2024 program.

It was a pleasure (and lots of fun) to be interviewed on ABC Nightlife hosted by Philip Clark alongside Vanessa Cassin from the Society of Australian Genealogists.

Can you successfully complete the family history board game? Pick up some tips along the way and try and avoid activities that will hinder your research.

Try your skills at this interactive quiz, based on the popular TV show, Jeopardy. A collection of general knowledge questions to test your family history knowledge.

Explore seven principles to be mindful of when using ChatGPT, ensuring you harness the power and versatility of this invaluable tool for family historians.

A scene from a play in the early stages of development. In this scene Dr Redfern and Commissioner Bigge discuss a number of matters.

The story of Private Edward Redfern who joined the 13th Battalion in October 1914. A privilege and an honour to tell his story from Newcastle to the Dardanelles.

Carole and I discussed a whole range of topics including my Redfern ancestors, writing projects and much more on this episode of the Essential Genealogist podcast.

The use of DNA in solving family history dilemmas is a very important consideration for the modern genealogist. Here are 5 tops tips for how to use DNA effectively.

To honour my 50% Irish DNA Heritage this montage has been created for you to enjoy, accompanied by myself on the piano with spectacular images from photographers at unsplash.com

There have been many positives in relation to my Family History during 2021. Here is a summary of some, inspired by the challenge set by geniaus.