Gill Blanchard Books

Subtitle from cover: A guide for family historians.

The ideal introduction for anyone researching the history of their house and home Identifies the key local and national sources that researchers can use Shows you how you can discover who lived in your property in the past Describes how buildings are adapted as times change Explains the development of architectural styles

Essential handbook for anyone researching the life of an ancestor who lived in Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk or Suffolk.

Step-by-step guide to developing a written family history. Gives examples of writing and how and what to produce. Includes practical writing exercises and guidance on layout and publishing.

The narrative explores the lives of two refugees who navigate the complexities of religious persecution, immigration, and social class in 18th-century society. Their journey highlights the intersections of political power and financial struggles, ultimately showcasing how love influences their rise to prominence in both national and international arenas. Through their experiences, the book delves into the broader themes of resilience and the impact of personal choices on societal change.

The story of an ordinary seaman born in Scarborough who would go on to play a key role in some of the major events of seventeenth-century England.