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Another week brings another letter, and this week we’re up to letter H in the Family History Through the Alphabet Challenge. So far just a few examples that we’ve had are: streets that ancestors have lived in, genealogy apps, ancestors and their achievements – or what they mean to us, stories of life and death, attributes for family historians, genealogy software, emigrants, historical photographs of people and towns, old documents, food, countries, websites and records … ahh the list goes on, and so does the creativity.

Welcome to another week in the Family History Through the Alphabet Challenge. This week we are up to G. A few examples that we’ve had are: streets that ancestors have lived in, genealogy apps, ancestors and their achievements, stories of life and death, attributes for family historians, genealogy software, emigrants, historical photographs, food, websites, old documents

We’ve done A, B, C, D, and E already – so that brings us to ‘F’ in the Family History Through the Alphabet Challenge. I am intrigued to see what our participants and bloggers come up with for the letter ‘F’. We have really had wonderful posts from the bloggers, and comments via Facebook and Twitter for the previous letters. You guys are so creative, I love it.

The Family History Through the Alphabet Challenge continues … and this week we’re up to ‘E’. I was initially stuck for ideas, but bit-by-bit I thought of a bunch of topics … a few that came to mind were England, emigration, the excitement of a find, or an Elizabeth in your family. It’s up to you and your imagingation, but I think you get the idea.

The weeks are flying by, and we’re already up to the letter ‘D’ in the Family History Through the Alphabet Challenge. I’m totally loving the creativity of those who are taking part, already there’s been emigrant ships, attributes, alphabets, home towns, war memorials, websites, convicts, heirlooms, and those very special ancestors. Now it is time for the letter ‘D’! So tell us what D is for …