The Chiddicks Family Tree
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A family history blog. site telling the stories of my own family plus lots of good ideas and tips to help others who are researching their own family tree.
The Chiddicks Family Tree
1M ago
William Chiddicks is my 1st Cousin 4 x removed and for whatever reason, he was not one of those ancestors that I was immediately drawn to. I had his Baptism record, he was baptised on 8th March 1835 in South Fambridge, Essex, I had his marriage record, he married Mary Ann Waite Watson on 18th ..read more
The Chiddicks Family Tree
1M ago
So that’s it for another year! In the blink of an eye, RootsTech2024 is over and as the dust settles, or should I say snow settles, let’s look back on the last three days and see what caught my eye. I should add at this point that I only attended the show on-line, sadly I ..read more
The Chiddicks Family Tree
1M ago
Whilst carrying out the research for the story of Adelaide Springett, see the link below, Who Was Adelaide Springett I discovered that Adelaide had lived at 12, Millers Court which I soon found out, held a grisly secret. Next door at number 13, Millers Court, Jack the Ripper murdered his fifth and last victim, Mary ..read more
The Chiddicks Family Tree
2M ago
Another iconic picture and another innocent life captured forever behind a lens, but who was the poor little girl whose life was perpetually framed in this picture and what was her story? The little girl in the picture was Adelaide Springett and she was captured in this beautiful photograph by Horace Warner who captioned the ..read more
The Chiddicks Family Tree
3M ago
You just never when you are going to stumble across a little piece of local history. On a recent visit to my local church of St. Mary’s in Nantwich I was fortunate enough to meet a gentleman who was the absolute font of all knowledge. The extremely kind man was able to recount and tell ..read more
The Chiddicks Family Tree
6M ago
RootsTech 2024 have just announced their first keynote speaker, president and founder of the Dred Scott Foundation and great-great-granddaughter of Dred and Harriet Scott, Lynne M Jackson. A remarkable woman, Lynne Jackson will take the RootsTech main stage on Friday March 1st 2024 and she will speak on the importance of remembering and connecting with ancestors ..read more
The Chiddicks Family Tree
6M ago
The spirit of our ancestors lives on in each and every one of us, whether it’s common family traits, inherited talents and skills or just family likeness, our ancestor’s DNA is represented in all of us. Family History is more than a series of documents and certificates, it’s a living, breathing entity and it’s the ..read more
The Chiddicks Family Tree
6M ago
Would you like to win a free RootsTech 3-day pass (value $99) to attend the greatest genealogy event of the year……….find out how you can enter right here. RootsTech in conjunction with their Media Team Members (That’s me!) are running a free to enter giveaway competition that will run until the end of October. We ..read more
The Chiddicks Family Tree
7M ago
After recently moving house, I was absolutely delighted to discover that there is a vast amount of history that surrounds the market town of Nantwich in Cheshire, where I live, and as someone with a keen interest in local, as well as family history, I felt compelled to tell you about “The Battle of Nantwich ..read more
The Chiddicks Family Tree
7M ago
Sometimes we discover some fascinating stories whilst we are researching our family history and sometimes the stories find us. Now ordinarily you might wonder what my connection is to the story of an American Fighter Pilot who tragically died in WW2. So let me tell you about Arthur Leslie Brown and how his story found ..read more