Unexpected reference to Roger Bannyster in a will from 1564 today....I wonder how fast he could run...
Posts by Liz Yule
Unexpected reference to Roger Bannyster in a will from 1564. I wonder how fast he could run?
Podcast recommendations with a DNA theme from @ihgs.bsky.social this week! www.ihgs.ac.uk/dna-focused-...
Ann Ballard's series of popular & practical Tutorials continues.
Heraldic Sources 4: Blazoning & Papworth & other sources - Thursday 23 April 6:30pm
It will demonstrate further heraldic identification & the sources to use. For those with some basic heraldic knowledge www.ihgs.ac.uk/live-tutoria...
Still time to book on to tomorrow's 'Writing a Professional Research Report' online @ihgs.bsky.social zoom tutorial www.ihgs.ac.uk/tutorial-wri...
Book now for my 'Writing a Professional Research Report' zoom tutorial on 22nd April! @ihgs.bsky.social www.ihgs.ac.uk/tutorial-wri...
Have you come across the forename Baden in your family? Almost certainly this commemorates the Relief of Mafeking, in May 1900, led by Robert Baden-Powell (of later Scouting fame). www.ihgs.ac.uk/do-you-have-... @ihgs.bsky.social
Postdoc Alert! The archaeology department here at Exeter are looking for a Research Fellow for Biocultural HIVE, part of the AHRC RICHeS Infrastructure Portfolio. The role (0.8 FTE for 5 years) involves managing our digital, lab and collections resources:
jobs.exeter.ac.uk/hrpr_webrecr...
Street addresses in a banns registers (but not the marriage register)? Yes please! www.ihgs.ac.uk/the-use-of-b... @ihgs.bsky.social
Yesterday the BBC revealed their Who Do You Think You Are? spring 2026 line-up. Looking forward to the new series! bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/...
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I've never seen 'Refugee' stated on the 1939 Register. A sobering reminder about the historic context in which this register was compiled.
Well I've never seen a carpet left in a will! @ihgs.bsky.social www.ihgs.ac.uk/the-intrigui...
Join us this Wednesday 25 March 6.30 for Advanced Pedigree Construction Zoom Tutorial with Ann Ballard
This popular & practical tutorial will include guidance on how to compile complex charts from multiple marriages to large extended families
www.ihgs.ac.uk/7
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Transcriber clearly couldn't decide between 1625 and 1626 so went with...no year of course!
Dr Williams's Trust Library Bursaries for Mid-career Researchers of the British Protestant dissenting traditions of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. £3,500 each. #Skystorians
Double Dating in registers after 1752? Apparently the clerks of this Yorkshire parish continued using it up until 1811! @ihgs.bsky.social www.ihgs.ac.uk/double-datin...
Researching Ancestors in Kent zoom tutorial - tomorrow! Book your place here www.ihgs.ac.uk/tutorial-res...
'In Summer & the weather fine a fair congregation, in winter only a small number; a Cold Chapel.' A telling comment from the 1851 religious census from a Chapelry in the Lake District! www.ihgs.ac.uk/the-1851-rel...
We are excited to announce our new course
Starting Your Scottish Ancestry Journey: Foundations for Family History
Designed for beginners learn how to navigate key records, understand their historical context & discover practical techniques to trace your ancestors with confidence
www.ihgs.ac.uk/2886
We are pleased to highlight the forthcoming book by IHGS graduate John Wintrip, LHG.
History of Parish Registers in England & Wales: From the Restoration to Civil Registration - Lutterworth Press 26 March 2026.
Several chapters are based on his IHGS Licentiate thesis.
www.ihgs.ac.uk/2894
Big birthday noted on the 1921 census! Taken 19th June so not long to wait for presents :)
Any sojourners in your tree? Given how mobile paper makers can be it's useful to have their mobility confirmed by the clerk adding this word www.ihgs.ac.uk/researching-...
Meet Coachwith Wilkins, baptised in 1769 in Runton, Norfolk. But what are the origins of his name? www.ihgs.ac.uk/coachwith-tr...
Snowdrops in the snow today
And what is the name of your son Mrs Midgley? Give me a break, he's only just born!