Genealogy Journaling Workshop – Clare Wilson
Researching your Family Tree is a journey of Self-Discovery; therefore, it is important to not only record what you discover in relation to your family history but to record the journey in doing so & how it made you feel.
Another important thing to document are the family stories that have been passed down through the generations, it is so important that these are not lost & can be passed on down the family.
This workshop will include discussions on how to record your journey, the items you might like to consider using to record your thoughts & stories & some journaling ideas to get you started.
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Claire Wilson
Clare Wilsonย is a Professional Genealogist based in Lanarkshire.ย Having Studied Genealogy at Strathclyde University she would later set up her company Treehouse Genealogy where she assists clients worldwide to find out more about their own Scottish Families.ย She runs various groups & projects including the Scottish Tourism Collective, New Monkland One Place Study & Kilted Ancestors a group where members are encouraged to share stories relating to their Scottish Ancestry.ย ย She assists Lanarkshire Family History Society by hosting their monthly webinar series.ย
Her passion for all things Air Force saw her set up the Allied Air Force Research Website & Facebook Group.ย She is the Archivist for 102 Squadron Association as well as a researcher for The Aircrew Remembrance Society.ย ย In 2020 for the 75thย Anniversary of VE Day she launched the Barmby Moor War Dead Project which has since been registered as a one place study.ย ย She has worked for a wealth of Museums & Clients in Europe as well as across the Commonwealth carrying out research in relation to airmen & crews.
