The New Zealand Genealogist
The New Zealand Genealogist is your opportunity to discover more about family history with a New Zealand emphasis. Published quarterly, it promotes the study of genealogy, and contains articles of interest to members, as well as new members' interests, advertisements, and members' queries.
Members are encouraged to submit articles on their research or "how to's". We have themes for each issue but articles on any topic are welcome. For further information on submissions see our Editor's Notes.
In Our December Issue
Contents
Features
140 Marie Isobel Perham née Craig - Obituary
141 Cynthia McCaughan Jane Preshaw and the Henry Myths - family secrets revealed through DNA
145 Patricia Rand Liddell A Theory of Relativity
146 Lianne Sloan How Lee fitted into my tree
149 Deborah Williams Two stories within the Munday family of AID: Artificial Insemination by Donor
152 Bobby Aymes DNA: I am a Grimwood or am I?
155 Jennifer Clark DNA - The Icing on the Cake
158 Dr Tania Kopytko, Mychelle Mihailof, Bruno Petrenas, Susie Tsaclis and Mary Zambazos Untold Stories - World War II Displaced Persons who Settled in Palmerston North
164 Gordy Collingwood What is my name?
169 John Saywell Finding Eugene
170 Alan James Martin A job well done
172 Jenny Robertson An update on Martha Addington Mumford
173 Jeannette Grant Just become something is in print, does not make it true!
174 Jason Murphy Papers Past: Present and Correct
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03/12/2024