Sandra’s Genealogy Service in Perth, Western Australia | Business service

Sandra’s Genealogy Service

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 416 126 213

Address: Rockingham 6168 Perth, WA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Happy Mother's Day to all the Mums in my Family Tree. My Mum, my Grandmothers, my Great Grandmothers, my Great Great Grandmother's and all the way up my family tree, even through happy & tough, times you have all enriched our family. Thank you x

25.01.2022 If you could ask your Ancestors just one question, what would it be and why?

25.01.2022 This is great article on researching your family history and the many ancestral discoveries you could come across on your journey.

24.01.2022 With DNA now being widely used in many areas including researching family heritage, it can open up a lot of findings that you may not be expecting

24.01.2022 An unusual, but a beautiful piece of jewellery to wear! Do you have any unusual family items that have been passed onto you?

23.01.2022 sandra251.genealogy@gmail com

23.01.2022 West Australian State Library is a great place to start looking into your family, while you are are at home. If you need a hand to get started on your family tree, send me a PM or email [email protected]

23.01.2022 WOW! This was shared from a family tree group page that I am with, of a Headstone in England and the tree continues onto the other side.

21.01.2022 5 Tips for Learning Women’s Maiden Names

20.01.2022 HINT When your researching your family tree, write down what online sights you have visited for the person you are working on to avoid repeating yourself. Keep this information in a file either as a hard copy or online in a folder and when you come across new information you can add it to the form or make it as already found. Some details you need to take note of are... Name DOB Address Occupation Year of Record Others on the record / certificate Census details Travel / Immigration details Military Need a hand building your family tree, then contact me by PM.

19.01.2022 Genealogist At Rest! #genealogist #familytree #ancestors

19.01.2022 Had a great couple of hours today, helping a client, who I hadn’t seen in a year due to C-19, with her family tree on Ancestry. A lovely lady who is trying to locate a member of her family.

18.01.2022 Family History...

18.01.2022 As you build and grow your ancestry family tree, remember to click on the green leafs, to find out more information and other possible family tree connections, relating to your Ancestors. [email protected]

18.01.2022 Who Do You Think You Are Australia, is back tonight 19th May at 7:30pm on SBS, with a great line up of Australians learning about their family history and ancestors.

17.01.2022 Happy St. Patrick’s Day , to all the Irish past and present, including my Irish ancestors.

17.01.2022 Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2021

17.01.2022 Who Do You Think You Are is back on SBS on May 19th.

16.01.2022 This Fathers Day give Dad the gift of discovery with an Ancestry membership or AncestryDNA. And if you need a hand in compiling your Family Tree, contact me here at Sandra's Genealogy Service and watch your Family Tree grow! https://click.email.ancestry.com/u/

16.01.2022 This is a handy guide to your female Ancestors nicknames, to help you in your research.

15.01.2022 Haha, this sounds familiar, can anyone else relate?

15.01.2022 Doing some family tree research again today and following up on messages that I sent people who have a DNA connection with myself and my family. One connection I haven't been able to work out for over a year has been finally answered and all falls into place. My Great Grandmother had an Illegitimate son Thomas born 1900 who we didn't know anything about and my Grandfather, who is deceased, never knew about. Now the hunt is on to find Thomas's father as he is not mentioned on... the Birth Certificate. I also have his Marriage Certificate and see what information I can obtain from that once I enter it in Ancestry and dwell into my research! What road-blocks have you overcome in your family research? Happy researching!!

15.01.2022 Only a Genealogist would understand!

15.01.2022 I love it when I can pass on family connections to a families that I did their Ancestry family tree for. Now the two families can chat and share memories and their ancestry history, even though they live in worlds apart with one in England, UK and the other in Perth, Australia!

15.01.2022 Who is watching Ancestry’s new series of Who Do You Think You Are?

14.01.2022 Organise Your Research

13.01.2022 Are you like this? I know I am!

13.01.2022 Lest We Forget We Will Remember Them ... #anzacday2020

13.01.2022 On a Family History webinar, updating my knowledge on Organising Your Family History Records On a Family History webinar, updating my knowledge on Organising Your Family History Records

11.01.2022 This is a wonderful, yet sad story of a baby boy a couple of days old, who was left alone and abandoned in his mothers coat and how this boy, now a man, traced and found his family connections through DNA.

10.01.2022 Access Ancestry free, until March!

09.01.2022 Happy New Year! If our Ancestors can make it through tough years like we had this year in 2020, then I know we can make it also!

09.01.2022 How did your Ancestors cope with health pandemics? Do you know what pandemic was around the time of your Ancestors in the early 1800s? Tracing your Ancestors is a great way to learn how your Ancestors were affected. To learn more and trace your Family Tree, contact Sandra via PM or email [email protected]

09.01.2022 Surely, there is another way and we don't have to destroy family graves and history.

08.01.2022 Interesting read looking back in time on virus pandemics.

08.01.2022 Ancient Toob dating back to 10,000 BC found!

06.01.2022 There is a huge selection of resources available to you when researching your Family history. Many require a subscription, others are free. Some of the many resources available include place like:

05.01.2022 What is one family trait that you are aware of that you do, that ancestor used to do also? I’am just like my Grandmother. She didn’t like her legs and feet and used to cut the photos to remove them. I don’t like my legs and feet either, however I haven’t as yet cut them out of photos. Share your family traits below.

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04.01.2022 So many generations to be here today!

04.01.2022 With Anzac Day upon us, what great treasures have you come across, like this family found after 70 years.

04.01.2022 A Tip to help you when researching your Ancestors.

04.01.2022 Read across the names of the books and see if you can make out what they are saying!

03.01.2022 ANZAC DAY 2021 ...... Lest We Forget

02.01.2022 If your Family Surname spelling has changed over the years, comment below and show us the different spellings.

01.01.2022 Give the gift of family this Christmas with Ancestry DNA Then add the dots to creating your Family Tree and connecting with your cousins of all generations! Offer ends 23rd November 2020. [email protected]

01.01.2022 MAIDEN NAME Researching a maiden name can sometimes be tricky and the best place to find a maiden name is from a marriage certificate, marriage license or a marriage bann. These documents will also show the maiden names of the bride and groom mothers, including any Witnesses who were present at the marriage. ... For example this Certificate shows my 3rd Great Grandparents William Mackie & Catherine Gray, who were married in 1865. It also show their parents (my 4th Great Grandparents) name, including their mothers maiden name and their Witnesses, who are also family members.