The World of the Victorian Kitchen explores the development of cooking during the nineteenth century. A blend of social and culinary history, the book also reveals the realities of life during the period.
Navigating the world of family history research can be overwhelming due to the abundance of resources available. This guide simplifies the process for aspiring genealogists of all ages, providing clarity amidst the vast array of websites, magazines, and books. It offers practical advice and insights to help individuals effectively explore their ancestry and uncover their family's past.
Exploring personal memorabilia can reveal invaluable insights into family history, often hidden in attics and cupboards. Karen Foy emphasizes the significance of everyday items like photographs, letters, and diaries in uncovering ancestral stories, secrets, and relationships. This guide spans 200 years of memorabilia, offering tips on interpretation and creative ways to document family histories, such as scrapbooks or websites. Readers are encouraged to delve into their own collections to enrich their understanding of their family's past.
Ever wanted to understand more about your ancestor's sea travels? From transportation to trade, adventure to emigration, through persecution or for pleasure, she explains the reasons behind our ancestor's desire for overseas travel and reveals the records and archives we can search to complete our own genealogical journey.