HiddenHistoriesGenealogy @HiddenHistorie4

I am a Professional Genealogist. I have a passion for the past and can help you unlock your hidden family history and understand the lives your ancestors lived. hiddenhistoriesgenealogy.co.uk Joined October 2021

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HiddenHistoriesGenealogy @HiddenHistorie4

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HiddenHistoriesGenealogy @HiddenHistorie4

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The Llangollen canal viaduct and tunnel near Chirk in Autumn. The Chirk tunnel is unusual in that it has a towpath running through it. It is 460 yards long and was finished in 1801. #FamilyHistory #Genealogy #Ancestry #LocalHistory #BAHL #OnePlaceStudies #LlangollenCanal #Canals

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Dr Toby Driver @Toby_Driver1

2 years ago

#HillfortsWednesday Take a 16 second walk up & into the spectacular surviving gateway of Caer Seion hillfort on #Conwy Mountain, #Eryri/#Snowdonia 🤯 A strong western extension to the Iron Age fort may have been built in response to the #Roman invasion in the C1st AD ⤵️

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CWAC Museums @cwacmuseums

2 years ago

#OnThisDay in 1869 Chester Town Hall was officially opened by HRH The Prince of Wales, Earl of Chester, later King Edward VII. He was accompanied by W.E Gladstone the Prime Minister. The architect was William Henry Lynn of Belfast. The building cost £40,000 .

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HiddenHistoriesGenealogy @HiddenHistorie4

2 years ago

Berwick Barracks houses an excellent museum which covers the development of the British Army. Fascinating and very accessible. #agraGenealogy #ancestry #oneplacestudies #history #BAHL #ArmyHistory

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HiddenHistoriesGenealogy @HiddenHistorie4

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The stunning Royal Border Bridge over the River Tweed at Berwick on Tweed. Designed by Robert Stephenson and built in 1847 and still in use today. #agragenealogy #oneplacestudies #ancestry #familyhistory #BAHL #localhistory #Railways #history

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That's Genealogy, Baby! @genealogybaby

2 years ago

my ancestor was transported to #Austrailia in 1826 on the Justita, shown in this sketch ⛵️ His story will be covered in my next blog. #genealogy #familyhistory #ancestry #convicts #britishhistory #colonialhistory

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Dr Toby Driver @Toby_Driver1

2 years ago

#MondayMotivation This Thursday Oct 12th I'll be giving a free lecture about the hillforts of Wales 🛖 at 7.30pm at the Assembly Hall, Llandudno Town Hall, on Lloyd Street I'll also be selling & signing copies of my new book. See you all there! 🎉 ⤵️ northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/23807235.…

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peaklass @peaklass1

2 years ago

I’m happy to say that I have my A5 Notebooks back in stock! They contain 140 ruled pages interspersed with 24 of my #peakdistrict photos, with descriptions and locations. Spiro-bound for lay-flat-ness, they’re perfect for notes and adventure plans. 😊 peaklass.com/product/peakla…

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 Claire Boardman @boardman_claire

2 years ago

Millions of archived VOC documents now searchable online, including slavery records ... From Wednesday, five million scanned documents from the archives of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) will be digitally searchable nltimes.nl/2023/10/08/mil…

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Kevin Wilbraham @KPW1453

2 years ago

The main Callanish Standing Stones (Callanish I) on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. The stones were erected some 5000 years ago and from part of a wonderful megalithic landscape, with several other stone circles nearby. #StandingStoneSunday #Prehistory 📷 My own.

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HiddenHistoriesGenealogy @HiddenHistorie4

2 years ago

Love these little "sheep doors" in Derbyshire which our Shepherd ancestors used to control the sheep. Anyone know if they have a specific name? #familyhistory #agragenealogy #ancestry #localhistory #oneplacestudies #BAHL #derbyshire

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Dr Toby Driver @Toby_Driver1

2 years ago

#HillfortsWednesday Last night I took delivery of author copies of my new book 🎉 courtesy of @LogastonPress - the publishers have done a fabulous job 👏 I hope the book will kindle a new interest in the amazing prehistoric & Roman archaeology of Wales 🤩 My huge thanks to ⤵️

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Shropshire Archives @ShropArchives

2 years ago

Presenting the first of Shropshire Archives' new series of 10 minute talks! Off the Shelf begins on Thursday 28 September at 2pm in our reading room, with a short look at the Ludlow Poor law Admissions and Discharge book. It's free to attend so pop in and say hi!

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peaklass @peaklass1

2 years ago

Sometimes you can look at a landscape and feel how it was shaped by millennia, don't you think? The shifting ice and water and wind that formed its curves, and the feet and hooves that have mapped out pathways across its surface ever since. Spot the tiny people for scale!

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Richard Holt - Holt's Family History Research @holtsfamilyhis1

2 years ago

Sometimes you stuble across wonderfully researched websites that give you the information you're looking for! This is a great website on the Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Leytonstone, Essex. #FamilyHistory #Genealogy stjohnsleytonstone.church/aboutus/histor…

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Genealogy Jude @GenealogyJude

2 years ago

This month’s issue of Who Do You Think You Are magazine is jam-packed with useful articles. You may want to read mine, ☺️which is all about cemetery registers. Family members were often buried together & the registers contain clues not found on death certificates. @wdytyamagazine

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CWAC Museums @cwacmuseums

2 years ago

The millers are getting ready to welcome you to the annual Victorian Food festival at Stretton Watermill on 23 and 24 September at 12-5pm. #BringYourOwn apples to press. Small admission charge for Mill Tour, but all activities free. Cash only please. #VictorianHarvest.

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Shropshire Archives @ShropArchives

2 years ago

We have been running a series of blogs about the Shrewsbury shopkeepers captured in the photographs taken by Joseph Lewis Della Porta and thought we should find out about the man behind the camera - read our latest online blog post to find out more!