In this publication, I will draw on my one-place study research to write about people and events associated with the Kyeburn Diggings in Central Otago, New Zealand.
Retired, not retiring. Son of a band director, so there's that. Music has been a constant companion for over six decades. Wide-ranging interests. Lots of life-lived stories to sort through and share.
I love networking with genealogists in the art of writing and ancestral storytelling.
2019: University of Tasmania (Diploma of Family History)
2020: Built my niche at (Essential Genealogy Academy).
2024: Explore and share my genealogy journey here.
This publication is focused on family history and most of the articles in it draw on information from my family history archives.
Jane shares captivating stories from her family history, offering a look into the lives of individuals profoundly shaped by the laws and customs of their time.
In this newsletter, I will share my insights, thoughts, and questions about the world and our human nature through my personalized lens as a graphologist, passionate about (psycho)genealogy and creativity.
IDENTITY & PURPOSE. Explore how family stories shape us, even the ones we unearth accidentally. Not afraid to tackle some skeletons in the closet & show how to overcome those beasts.
Building a warm and generous community on Substack for genealogists and family historians. We are free of fees and platform-independent. Join us for our good company, podcasts, roundtables, and office hours.
A place I write about genealogy related topics (and some other stuff, probably). I mostly focus on south Louisiana, although I also write more general posts :-)
Uncovering forgotten historical events, untold family narratives, and rediscovered tales of resilience and legacy, this weekly newsletter brings unique, engaging, and historically relevant stories to life—connecting the past to today's world.
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We invent and refine creative ways to capture, preserve, and share our family stories. Won't you join us in FREE events, shared resources, and online conversations?
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My weekly journey through my life stories in my autobiographical newsletter. Each edition reveals a unique tale—filled with humour, heart, and hard-earned lessons—that aims to connect and inspire readers from all walks of life.
Excerpts and writing guidance from my family memoir about my father Earle Olsen's art career, especially in 1950s New York City. Plus other thoughts and tips on life, writing, life-writing, and the writing life....
