Speakers Within its membership, the Guild of One-Name Studies has a wealth of knowledge and expertise – both about One-Name Studies and broader genealogy topics and about general social, economic and architectural history. Some of our members do talks in their local areas or on a larger stage, and are willing to (and do!) contribute to events across the world. These members are listed below, along with their specialisms. If you would like to have someone speak at your event, please contact the Guild’s Education Liaison Officer to discuss your requirements or contact the member directly. Equally, if you would like to be included in this list, please contact the Guild’s Education Liaison Officer with a brief outline of the topics you can cover. Because of the diversity of the list in terms of topic and location the Guild is unable to warrant the quality of speakers on the list and recommends that interested parties make the usual enquiries before any formal invitation is given. Any ensuing booking will be a private arrangement between the two parties concerned for which the Guild accepts no responsibility or liability. Contact A Speaker Specialities Location Format Charles Acree DNA Genetic genealogy TX, USA Electronic Gladys Armstrong The Fun and Frustrations of Family History The History and Streets of Southport The Marshside Fishermen & Their Families Historic Village of Churchtown Origins of the RIMMER Surname One Name Research Beginning Your Family History Lancashire, UK Both Peter Bailey British India. Over the 350 years of British 'Adventuring' in India, it is estimated that over 3 million persons of British & Irish origin lived and worked there. Their records are very good and largely centralized in London. Among the aspects that Peter lectures about are: "Researching the General Records of British India," "The British Indian Civil Service", "Researching the Armies of British India" and the "Maritime Records of The East India Company" Surrey, UK Personal Dianne Bartlam One name studies Researching military doctors and nurses Hampshire, UK P Gary Barton The Barton-Vick One-Name Study AZ, USA P Jim Benedict The Benedict One-Name Study Alberta, CA P Chris Braund A One-Name Study: The Braunds of Bucks Devon, UK P Marie Byatt British records and how they have changed over the last 1000 years IN, USA P Else Churchill London Ancestry and Records Surname Origins London, UK P John Coldwell One-Name Studies Guild of One-Name Studies Yorkshire, UK P Jan Cooper Family History The Guild of One-Name Studies Surrey, UK P David Cufley Brickmaking: People & Industry Trade Sources Ratcatching Calico printing: The Migration Triangle around London Drawing Charts & Trees by hand as a research tool Kent, UK P Bob Cumberbatch Barbados & Caribbean Research Sources & Records Slave Ancestry & Slavery Caribbean Surname Origins Using FreeBMD, FamilySearch, Ancestry or FindMyPast Using The Next generation (TNG) to share your research Kent, UK P Jackie Depelle Family Historian - dedicated British genealogy recording softwareIdeas for researching Non-Conformist ancestors"Remnants of a lost life" A brief encounter with life and World WarThe 1911 and other censusViews of the Fulneck Moravian Settlement, Pudsey, near Leeds"Our house and its contents" If only stones could talk"The Tutor's story" Family History - A whole new world"Chasing Million Eyres" From Leeds to Siberia, Wool to Wealth19th Century Boom and Bust - Exploring businesses and family fortunes"Discover your Family History" - Find out how. It's easy in theory!Wander the Web - Fun for Family HistoryReading old documents - Hints and TipsYorkshire Genealogy on the InternetPicture this - grow your family tree in a scrapbookWander the web - fun for Family HistoryThe Life and Times of a Great Grand Uncle - told through source material"In a dream world" - Organising Family Research Yorkshire UK P Jane Ferentzi-Sheppard Dorset sources Gettting back to 1837 Pre 1837 Records Family history research Dorset, UK P Janet Few Coffers, Clysters, Comfrey and Coifs: the lives of our seventeenth century ancestorsThe Domestic Life of our 17th Century AncestorsFrom Darlington to Wellington: the sad tale of Isabella FryPutting Your Ancestors in their Place: sources for reconstructing C19th communitiesHow we used to live - 1851Who Lived in Cottages Like These?: tracing the history and previous occupants of your homeHarnessing the Facebook GenerationFun with Family HistoryFrom the Herb Garden of Mistress AgnesCauldrons, Comfits, Coffins and Caudle: 17th Century Food and DrinkAre you Sitting Comfortably?: writing up your family historyUproar and Disorder: the impact of non-conformity on parishes in North DevonFarm, Fish, Family or Faith: reasons for C19th migration from North DevonHow our Ancestors would have Died: a look at the history of medicine 1348-194820th Century Family HistoryDucking Stools, Dissenters, Debtors and Drunks: crime and punishment in the 17th centuryThe Burning Time: witchcraft in the 17th centuryBesoms, Battledores, Bedsteads and Bum Rolls: the role of women in the 17th CenturyTulips, Topiary, Tradescanth and Thyme: 17th Century GardensFamily History - The Next Generation (workshops for 7-16 year olds)The Guild of One-Name StudiesSense and the CensusFound under a Gooseberry Bush: finding missing births or baptisms3D Family History - how to enhance your family history with artefacts Devon, UK P John Frearson Family, military and local history: History of the Lime and Cement Industry of North Warwickshire Rugby Cement History The Speight family of Photographers of Rugby The Green Room Plaque Ashton Family of Lubenham and Sandy A History of Morris Dancing and Rugby Morris Men The Frearson Family of Ockbrook Warwicks, UK P Maurice Gleeson any DNA topic Researching Irish Records London area, UK P Peter Hagger One Name Studies Sources for One-Name Studies The Hagger One Name Study Hunts, UK P John Hanson Census Family history software applications including Family Historian Bucks, UK P Laurence Harris Jewish Ancestry Social Networking and Genealogy Middx, UK P Linda Hauley The Vodden one-name study Ontario, CA P Celia Heritage Tracing Your Ancestors Through Death RecordsParish Chest RecordsThe GRO Index. Just How Accurate Is It?Good Research TechniquesThe Workhouse And Its RecordsExploring Your Ancestors' Parish ChurchMaps For Family HistoryHow Far Did Your Ancestor Travel? (Pre-19th century migration within UK)19th Century Migration Within BritainI'm Stuck. How to solve some common pitfalls in your family history researchPre-1837 Sources For Family HistoryUsing Parish RegistersSchool RecordsWills and Probate RecordsA Background To 19th Century EducationDo You Know Who You Are Yet? - A talk on what makes genealogy such a popular pastime and why its popularity has rocketed in the last few years.Using Newspapers for Family history.An Introduction to Family HistoryWorkshops - workshops can be devised based on many of my regular talks Kent, UK P Tony Holland One-Name Studies Hants, UK P Paul Howes One-Name Studies British genealogy (to a US audience) Large One-Name Studies Using PCs & Web Resources in family history FL, USA &Norfolk, UK P Dominic Johnson Reading the Writing of the Past - PalaeographyNottinghamshire Family History Notts, UK P Debbie Kennett DNA and using genetic ancestry in your family history research Social Media Surname origins Berks, UK P Lorna Kinnaird Muat One Name StudyBits and Bobs within Scottish Records Scottish Gems of Scottish RecordsGuild of One Name StudiesHeritable Possession in Land RecordsStarting & Maintaining a One Name StudyThe Haddington Muat Shoemakers - a numerous race!Maps of Scotland Old and New - how to use them for family historyWhat's on Your Doorstep? - Looking at local Scottish resourcesBeginner Family History Workshops (you provide the venue, I provide the information) Edinburgh, Scotland P Jennifer Kirkby Social History Family history & how it is done History of the Inskips: how a family from one founder has been woven into the fabric of British history Yorkshire, UK P Glenys Marriott Researching Master Mariners: the Cumpstons of HullMerchant MarinesResearching a Single Name - the Guild of One Name StudiesOne-name StudiesGeorge Cumpston - Paper Maker of AmblesideManorial RecordsOccupations - Professions - IndustryNorth Riding Naval RecruitsMilitaryThose Who Left the DalesMigration - Mobility - DemographyDade Parish Registers: an exceptional source Local & RegionalParish Registers Yorkshire, UK P Howard Mathieson English Surnames: Origin, Distribution, and Change Occupational Surnames Place Names and Surnames The Ancient Woodland and English Surnames Tracing Your Medieval Ancestors Starting and Maintaining a One-Name Study The Lost Villages of England From the Border Lands to the Backwoods Finding your English Cloth Worker Ancestors Manitoba, CA P Caroline Norton Census Cambs, UK P Derek Palgrave "The origin and development of English Surnames" with particular reference to Suffolk surnamesSurname Variants and Deviants Suffolk, UK P Chris Pomery DNA and using genetic ancestry in your family history research Yorks, UK P Karen Rogers One Name Studies The Guild of One-Name Studies NSW, Aus P Sarah Seaton Local & Regional History Family History Poor Law Common Lodging Houses Notts, UK P Helen Smith One-Name Studies The Guild of One-Name Studies Australian research, English research, medical research Queensland, Australia P Ann Spiro Introduction to and Benefits of Joining The Guild One-Name Studies The Guild of One-Name Studies East Perth, Western Australia P Stephen St. Clair DNA One-Name Studies NJ, USA P Gillian Stevens Wiltshire Wills Berkshire Beneficiaries Oxfordshire Obituaries Berks, UK P Peter Turvey Heir Hunters Suffolk, UK P Peter Walker One-Name Studies Sources for One-Name Studies Herts, UK P Darris Williams FamilySearch Utah, USA P Bob Young The Ranger One-Name Study CT, USA P