The Mighty Big Tree

I haven't been able to get a new post up for a few days because my 3 year old, The Womble, hasn't been well. Long nights without muc...

Myrtle Elsie Adelaide Turner was born in 1889. The youngest of the three children of Harlettee Louisa Groombridge and William Turner, she w...

Tonight I want to talk about the Three Postcards. They came in the box of treasure from Linda Grumont that I've mentioned previously ,...

My fortuitous coincidence from the other day has continued paying dividends. Ancestry informed me that someone had the death certificate o...

Well, the other half has returned from his jaunt halfway around the world and life is returning to normal here, so I've gleefully dived ...

In the immortal words of Granny Weatherwax, I aint'nt dead. I'm just taking a few days off while the other half is away on a busines...

I wish I knew more about this photo! It came from Linda Grumont and she's the one who has written (and scribbled out) names on it. E...