Tag: Jane Guillod

Digging even deeper

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on July 4, 2017

The following article was originally published in the May 2017 edition of Family Tree Magazine. Henry Carroll (1812-74) was largely a mystery when I wrote the original Digging Deeper article […]

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The Solitary Traveller IV: The South Downs Way

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on October 1, 2015

The name ‘Sussex’ derives from the Kingdom of Sussex, according to legend it was founded by Ælle of Sussex in 477 AD, then in 825 […]

Posted in Photography, Travel | Tagged Jane Guillod, London, research, South Downs Way, Sussex, the solitary traveller, walking, Wiston | 4 Comments

The Solitary Traveller III: York and Durham

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on September 30, 2015

York is a ‘Scandy‘ town but not Durham. York & Durham Arriving in a very old city is a strange and wonderful experience. Often one […]

Posted in Photography, Travel | Tagged Durham, Jane Guillod, research, the solitary traveller, Thomas Guillod, York | 6 Comments

Digging Deeper

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on September 4, 2015

My research journey from Bloomsbury to Ballarat was sparked by a rough sea voyage. I wrote this article, while battling seasickness, on a large ferry bound for […]

Posted in Featured | Tagged Bloomsbury, Family Tree Magazine, genealogy, Henry Carroll, Jane Guillod, Julia Carroll, Thomas Guillod, Wiston | 1 Comment

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