This year I've given it more thought.
This is the task I've set myself:
Find the earliest piece of documentation you have about an ancestor in Australia. If you don't have an Australian ancestor, then choose the earliest piece of documentation you have for a relative in Australia.
On Wednesday 26 January 2011 post your answers to these questions:
- What is the document?
- Do you remember the research process that lead you to it? How and where did you find it?
- Tell us the story(ies) of the document. You may like to consider the nature of the document, the people mentioned, the place and the time. Be as long or short, broad or narrow in your story telling as you like!
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Geniaus has made the brilliant suggestion that we should collate the posts somewhere.
If you join in, please email me (see the About Me page for my email address) with the URL and one short paragraph describing your post. I'll put together a post that collates and links to all the offerings.
Fantastic idea - I'll try to promote it via blog - have aready tweeted.
ReplyDeleteWoud be good if those taking part could email their posts' URLs to someone who could do a post that collates all offerings :-) ike in a Geneaogy Carnival
What a great idea. Will write a suitable post and will retweet.
ReplyDeleteThanks Geniaus, and aggregating the posts is an even better idea.
ReplyDeleteI'll create a post that collates the offerings. I'll update this post to reflect that.
I'll give it a go too, just remind us a few days before?
ReplyDeleteGood idea, will be giving it some thought this week as to which document I'll use.
ReplyDeleteI will join in too - great idea.
ReplyDeletehi Shelley
ReplyDeleteI've nominated you for the Ancestor Approved Award. I love your idea for Australia Day and intend to contribute -just have to remember to let you know :-)
Pauleen
Good idea, will be giving it some thought this week as to which document I'll use.
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