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Regency Relatives

A study of Georgian family history, pieced together from records, social context, and a bit of detective work.

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From Ireland to Birmingham: Survival and the Workhouse

From Ireland to Birmingham: Survival and the Workhouse

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Cures, Curiosities, and Questionable Practices: A Candid Look at Regency Healthcare

Cures, Curiosities, and Questionable Practices: A Candid Look at Regency Healthcare

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Of Labour and Perseverance: The Life of a Collier of Bedworth

Of Labour and Perseverance: The Life of a Collier of Bedworth

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  • A Common Man with a Most Compelling Royal Name

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    11 Apr 2026
    A Common Man with a Most Compelling Royal Name

    You don’t expect to stumble upon a “king” when rummaging through a modest Gloucestershire lineage, but there he was, sat rather awkwardly among ploughmen and labourers, bearing a name that seemed to have ideas above its place. What can be gathered of him comes in scraps: parish notes half-muttered, records…

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  • The Regency Period: More Than Just Ballrooms and Scandal

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    7 Apr 2026
    The Regency Period: More Than Just Ballrooms and Scandal

    With the likes of Bridgerton gracing our screens, alongside The Other Bennet Sister, and even Wuthering Heights making its return to the big screen, one might be forgiven for thinking we have collectively fallen back in love with a rather glamorous corner of English history. And, truth be told, one…

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Regency Relatives

Regency Relatives

A study of Georgian family history, pieced together from records, social context, and a bit of detective work.

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