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Loni’s prose and the family story in Aunt Ruth’s cookbook
13.09.2026
A handwritten cookbook can preserve much more than instructions for making scones, stews or birthday cakes. In Loni’s prose, Aunt Ruth’s cookbook becomes a…
Remembering Eliza Telford South, 1845–1911
13.09.2026
Eliza Telford South lived across a period of considerable change. Born in 1845 and remembered through her death in 1911, she belonged to a generation that…
Home exchange in Italy: a lemon grove villa on the Amalfi Coast
13.09.2026
A home exchange on the Amalfi Coast offers a different kind of Italian holiday. Instead of moving through hotels in Naples, Positano and Ravello, an Australian…
Allen’s Essay: The Mystery of the Unmarked Grave in the Family Plot
13.09.2026
A family plot usually appears to promise certainty. Names are carved into stone, dates are aligned, and the arrangement of graves seems to tell a settled…
The Brighton children at the county fair in 1922
13.09.2026
Loni’s photo album preserves more than a cheerful outing. The image of the Brighton children at the county fair in 1922 captures a particular family day, with…
Tracing the Tidwell family migration routes, 1800–1900
13.09.2026
The Tidwell family’s nineteenth-century story is best understood as a sequence of movements across the expanding United States rather than as a single journey.…
The Lost Pocket Watch of Allen’s Grandfather
13.09.2026
A lost pocket watch can seem like a minor family mystery: a small case, a stopped mechanism, a name that may or may not be engraved inside. Yet objects carried…
Home exchange in France through a family archive
13.09.2026
A renovated stone barn in Provence offers a particular kind of home exchange. It is not simply a place to sleep between visits to Avignon, Arles, or the…
Deciphering Census Records for the South Family Line
13.09.2026
Census records can turn a family name into a sequence of households, addresses, occupations, and relationships. For the South line, each return may provide a…
James McCarthy Brighton, 1872–1949: An Obituary Record
12.09.2026
An obituary is often the point where a name in a family tree becomes a recognisable human life. The notice for James McCarthy Brighton, who lived from 1872 to…
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