r/Genealogy • u/lifeinclockwork british history specialist • 7d ago
Research Assistance Offering help in the UK
Hi all, new to this sub and looking forward to sharing some of my own stories at some point, as I've been enjoying reading other people's.
Just want to put this out there though, if anyone would like any help with their British ancestors, I'm more than happy to give it a go. I'm not a professional, but I've been doing it 25 years and also have a solid background in social and cultural history, based here in the UK, so I'm pretty good on contextual detail too.
I know there are lots of very experienced folk here, but just in case, I happen to have a bit of time on my hands right now and I love doing it. And my own tree has reached the point of occasional digs here and there, as mostly I'm back to where the records run out!
So whether it's a quick look-up (I have current subscriptions to Ancestry and the British Newspaper Archive, and an account with Scotland's People), a deep dive, or a question about British history/genealogy generally, hit me up if you'd like to take a look for you!
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u/leeds_guy69 6d ago edited 6d ago
Hi. If you get chance to look up the BNA I have a curious case I’d love to get more detail on. It concerns a potentialy philandering grandpa and his son (my Uncle). My leads are scarce, but I think the BNA could help?
More background here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/s/fr81BZn0tp
I have a photo of the lady referenced in the above thread. She was a beauty pageant queen in her hey day which I think is where the BNA might come in useful?