Toni Sutton

Two new articles are available online from the following authors – click on the article title links for more: Stephen B. Hatton is a retired businessperson with a long-time interest in genealogy. Steve is interested in indirect evidence, methodology, theory, and  exploring relations with other academic disciplines. His articles have been published in county, state, national, and international journals. Analyzing an associate network and an indirect evidence network to discover Martha “Patsy” (McNabb) Wynkoop’s father and […]

Ever wondered what the weather was like during your ancestors’ lives? Check out the new article from Malcolm Noble in The Journal of Genealogy and Family History and you may find out – and lots more besides… Abstract: Records of local weather events are a neglected resource for historians wanting to explain family events and […]

Attention RQG Members! A list of dates, times and links for 2017-2018 for members’ meetings is now available on the RQG website members forum area, under the section titled Meetings. Agendas will be posted on the forum nearer to the meeting dates with the option to RSVP. Please do log into the members forum and […]

The University of Glasgow is offering a free 3 week (3 hours a week study) online course intended to improve your knowledge and practice of palaeography. The course is offered via the fabulous platform of FutureLearn – if you are not familiar with this online learning resource then do investigate further……..https://www.futurelearn.com/courses You will need to […]