Three Surnames Genealogy

21/03/2026

Really looking forward to this today. Flanders Family History Conference 2026

03/03/2026

In Brussels today researching in WWII military court records. After special permission the file was a very interesting read.

The main square is looking shiny in the spring sunshine 🌞

21/02/2026

New Skill Loading - Hand drawn Family Trees available soon. Thank you Assia for a very interesting workshop. Your knowledge has put me on the right path.

25/01/2026

Bucket List Weekend ✅- surprise birthday weekend trip to Prague. So much history. While visiting St Vitus Cathedral everyone was taking photos of the iconography and I was finding the heraldry. Now to research the people who left their mark 🤔

22/12/2025

01/12/2025

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11/11/2025

Lest We Forget!

05/11/2025

Another beautiful day to research this week looking for 17th century gunsmiths. This time in Liege at the Grand Curtius museum. Stepping back in time at the Curtius Palace and surrounding architecture.

30/10/2025

An early start this morning for another brilliant research day. This time at the Archives of Arlon to collect population register entries. Out of the blue a fellow genealogist sweetly introduces himself and it turns out he is a distant relative of the family I’m researching. He gave up his time to help me. Love collaboration.

30/09/2025

Today was a research day at the Belgian National Archives, and I think I may have found a new favourite source: the Central Register of (Belgian) War Refugees.

I tracked down what I needed for my client, and then, just for fun, I searched my married name. Looking for any distant relations. I came across an Emma Devroey (no relation so far) with a Belgian address in Leuven, and in 1915 a UK address in Pangbourne, Reading.

Coincidentally I emigrate as Emma Devroey from Reading to Leuven. I love researching.

27/08/2025

Visited Bouillon Castle today 🏰 inspired by reading The Heron Legacy by Leona Francombe — what an incredible place. I was so excited. Standing where Godfrey of Bouillon once ruled, with views over the Semois River, felt like stepping back in time. The castle walls, hidden passages, the falconry display and the cheese making all brought history to life. Definitely a must-see!

18/07/2025

Proud to share my research with

We are excited to announce that we have now uploaded our 400th story to the website. It was only November when we hit 300, so a huge thank you to all our lovely volunteers who have made this possible in such a short space of time. There are an additional 121 women who get a mention in our 'shorter s...