Have you ever wanted to know about the history of your house?
The story of your house its occupants will unfold through a combination of historical documents. Depending on the age of your house, research can include a rich variety of records, from estate plans, sales particulars, tithe and land tax records, historic photographs and maps. Previous commissions have identified previous owners, occupants, and neighbours through census records, manorial records and even newspapers.
You can choose how your research is presented, either in a simple document or a coffee-table type book. Whichever you choose, it will be a great keepsake, gift or even a selling point for the next owners of your house.
Prices start from £650
Time Flies Ancestry did an outstanding research job for me. I was very impressed with the thoroughness of the resources that were checked during the research. I also appreciated the explanations of the significance of various findings. I would definitely use this researcher again for research in the UK.
I am a Connector! What’s a connector? Isn’t that a bit of pipe that connects one bit of pipe to another bit of pipe? Yes, it could be. But what I do is to connect the present to the past. . . . I’m a Genealogist. Last week I was talking to an old colleague
The theme for International Women’s Day 2023 is #EmbraceEquity This year, I thought I would indulge myself and write about some of the women who helped to shape my life and who, in their own ways, may have contributed to the equity woman enjoy today. The first photo is of my Great Grandmother, Lilian Fisher.
Nextdoor.com is an app where people go for local news, trade recommendations, etc. I joined the one for Emsworth in Hampshire when I moved here just over 18 months ago. It’s been a great way to find out what’s going on nearby, but one particularly unusual post caught my eye, it read “This is a
We’re at Week 6 of the 52 Ancestors in 52 weeks challenge. And this week we’re talking Maps. I’m a visual person and need pictures, sketches, photos and maps to keep me interested, so I use maps a lot in my research. I use them to compare the same places at different times and I
