Genealogy has never been just a pastime for me – it is a key to understanding the stories, connections, and identities that shape our families. Over the past five years, my academic journey at the University of Strathclyde has not only enriched my expertise but also deepened my personal passion for a more scholarly approach Read more…
Tag: education
Gen-Fed Institute
This August, I was incredibly fortunate to attend Gen-Fed – the Genealogical Institute on Federal Records – in Washington, D.C. It was my first time at any genealogical institute, and just finding out that I had been selected felt amazing. With so many professionals hoping for a spot each year, having my name among the Read more…
#5YearAntecedentia – Education
One of the challenges genealogists in the Netherlands have, is the lack of education. There are only a couple of books that explain how to research family history in the Netherlands, mainly focused on sources like civil records, population registers, court records and notarial records. Specific literature about methodology does not exist. Many organizations – Read more…



