Monday 17 October 2016

My Interview for Geneabloggers



A while back I was honoured to be invited by Wendy Mathias to interview for Geneabloggers "May I Introduce to You.." series.

The questions sure made me think, remember how I came to take this path and why I am researching and writing the blog. I love doing what I do!

The interview was posted today if you'd like to check it out...




Thank you for your kind words Wendy, and thank you readers for following me down my path!




8 comments:

  1. I read and enjoyed your interview. This is my first visit to your blog and I look forward to reading some of your posts. Maybe I'll find tips to help with my Canadian ancestors?
    You can visit my blog, if you like at www.michiganfamilytrails.com

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    1. Thank you for visiting Diane. You may even find more on your American ancestors in many of my posts! I look forward to reading your blog.

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  2. Hi Dianne,

    Very nice article. Just out of curiosity, you mention a famous Scottish goldsmith. On my father's side I'm related to Peter George Wilson, an Inverness goldsmith who has granted a royal warrant by Queen Victoria in 1867.

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    1. Thanks Jennifer. I just looked Wilson up - some very nice pieces!
      My goldsmith ancestor is James Tait of Edinburgh.
      See my post...

      Guilds and Apprenticeships

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  3. I enjoyed reading Wendy's interview with you. I added your blog to my reader and will browse through some of your older posts as I have time. ~ Cathy

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    1. Thank you for visiting Cathy - I hope your time here is fruitful!

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  4. I also enjoyed reading your interview with Wendy. You write really well and I look forward to following your blog!
    Michelle

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