Ask Grandma Kylie

Ask Grandma Kylie Time-travelling genealogist helping you find the stories in your family tree. Welcoming, inclusive, and always up for a mystery. Sheila D.

I am an experienced genealogist; having helped many people uncover their family stories. I have many resources and tools available and know the most economical; coherent method to research your family tree. A testimonial from one of my customers summarises what I have achieved:

So very grateful to Kylie for her skill and patience in researching my somewhat complex family history. You have no idea how exciting this is for me and I so look forward to sharing the information with my family and friends. I am passionate about genealogy and I love to help people and give them a sense of their heritage, history and belonging to a vast family network covering many generations. My services are provided on a low-cost basis so that as many people as possible can discover their history.

Support the South Australian War Widows, prevent the demolition of the War Widows houses.
27/02/2026

Support the South Australian War Widows, prevent the demolition of the War Widows houses.

You'll find great resources and lots of help at the Genealogy SA library.
24/02/2026

You'll find great resources and lots of help at the Genealogy SA library.

Want to make the most of the Genealogy SA Library? Join a library tour and let our expert volunteers show you how our extensive and unique collections can help you with your research.

Genealogy SA Library Tours – last Tuesday of the month
📆 Tuesday 24 February, 11am
📍 201 Unley Road, Unley

Learn about our fantastic family history resources and the best way to navigate our extensive collections. Suitable for visitors, new members or current members who would like to get to know our library better.

In 2026, our library tours will run twice monthly: on the second Saturday at 2pm, and on the last Tuesday at 11am, from January to November. No booking required, and the tour is FREE for Genealogy SA members ($20 for visitors, includes full-day access to our library resources with volunteer assistance).

This is a bad blow.
23/02/2026

This is a bad blow.

The United Nations has rejected Australia’s attempt to put one of the country’s oldest sandstone buildings on the World Heritage List, ending years of local fighting a...

22/02/2026

Who is it?

22/02/2026

Who is it in your family?

21/02/2026

My Grandparents & Great Grandparents
I'm lucky enough to have photos of both sides

20/02/2026

Main character energy starts with an origin story.

Meeting George Chapman: The Man in the DiariesFor a number of years I’ve known that my 2× great-grandfather, George Chap...
15/02/2026

Meeting George Chapman: The Man in the Diaries

For a number of years I’ve known that my 2× great-grandfather, George Chapman, kept diaries. They are at the State Library of South Australia, and I am finally reading his handwritten words. George Chapman is my maternal 2× great-grandfather. His diaries run from 1872 to 1926 (with a few missing years), covering more than fifty years of South Australian life. That’s an extraordinary personal record of the colonial period and early Federation years....

For a number of years I’ve known that my 2× great-grandfather, George Chapman, kept diaries. They are at the State Library of South Australia, and I am finally reading his handwritten words. George…

Rosa Parks sharing her story
10/02/2026

Rosa Parks sharing her story

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