Just finished Lara's book. As well as a diary of finds it acts as an almanack of (mostly) London history. Inspired me to go virtual mudlarking. Had a look at Cumberland Wharf - and may have 'found' a ring! Google link: www.google.com/maps/@51.502...
Anyone else spotted anything on virtual mudlark?

Here is my 6 generation geographic tree. #Genealogy

(Re)introducing myself to the #genealogy
community

Years researching: 18+

Hobbyist or pro: Hobbyist

Fun fact/Wildest discovery: That my Grandfather may have married his niece: www.permanent.org/app/public/r...

My niche/s: A #OneNameStudy
/ #SurnameStudy: Selves: one-name.org/name_profile...

We all have that dread, when hunting for our ancestors, that they may have changed their name. I was looking for one of mine, Frances Scott and came across this newspaper article. Thankfully, not related to my ancestor - but fancy following up 22 aliases!

At the beginning of November, I attended the Gallipoli Association's Annual Conference. One of the speakers was Arthur Meek, who is running a Project called 'Voices of Gallipoli' - reading out the interviews taken from Gallipoli veterans - worth a listen: arthurmeek.substack.com/p/voices-of-...

Just started moving myself across from the sm platform which must not be named. Looking forward to reconnecting with all my genie friends. #genealogy #familyhistory