From Canada’s History magazine.
Discovering the Details
Public records and family letters allow us to tell nuanced stories about Great War combatants. Read more |
|
 |
Family (History) Counselling
Take an eclectic approach to learning. There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to genealogy. Read now |
 |
Seeing Double
Most babies arrive nine months after conception. For Malcolm Reid it was nine months after his mother’s death. Read more
|
|
 |
Coming Clean
There’s much to ponder before airing family secrets. Read more |
 |
Genealogy Can be Child’s Play
Hip tips for making family history cool for kids. Read more |
|
Dangers Lurk in Photo Albums
Attempts to conserve your family keepsakes may actually hasten their demise. Read now |
|
 |
Start your subscription today and get your first issue free!
|
|
Did you get this newsletter from a friend? Sign up for your own and you’ll be eligible to win a FREE book!
We have five uniquely curated newsletters, including ones for teachers and in French. Sign Up Now |
|
|
|
|
Like this:
Like Loading...
Related
