Life Trove

I've had lots of fun doing family research on both dad and mum's side of the family. It's a work in progress but lots of interes...

Here is the Myburgh family tree from 1667 to early 1800's. ChatGPT was incredibly useful in transcribing and translating it and then cre...

Here are the regions my DNA is from. I'm a European through and through. Mostly from England, Scotland and Germanic Europe. No surprises...

 These are the traits revealed by my DNA. Very interesting! Some are accurate, others are not. Highlights Personality Performance Sensory Ap...

A lovely lunch with Sue's friends, our quarterly get-together to keep her memory alive.  Michael couldn't make it unfortunately. The...

I have been having lots of fun finding out about my family on some ancestry web sites.  It's been making me feel very connected to famil...

This is part of my family research . Henry John Webber 1866 - 1934 Date of birth: Oct 1866   Place of birth: Colchester, Essex Married to Ma...

This is part of my  family research . George Frederick Sorrell 1858–1920 Place of birth: Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire.  Parents: George and ...

Some awesome timelines for Gramp's parents on  Ancestry.com .  I so wish I could have met them. More photos George Frederick Sorrell (ak...

I found some interesting documents for Gran's parents on Ancestry.com .   This is part of my  family research . Charles Sydney Bishop 18...

On familysearch.org  and ancestry.com , I also found some of Gran and Gramp's registries.  This is part of my  family research . Gramps...

I've decided to do some family research and find out any information I can.  I started with  familysearch.org  and found my and Jo's...

Context and background information about my interviewee  Mike Donnelly, who is my grandfather, was born in the mid 1930’s in London. He was ...

My Gramps was one of the most formative figures in my life and I hero worshipped him as a kid. He was this larger than life person who ope...