Updated 1:29am 27 May 2012

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Family History: Did you know my German grandad?

A FORMER Huddersfield woman who now lives in the Lake District would love to hear more about her family.Read

Family History: A tale of two sisters

BRITAIN might not have been a nation of shopkeepers, as Napoleon is supposed to have sneeringly suggested, but it was not short of hard-working small businessmen. Read

Family history: True family history

CATHERINE Thackray was, by all accounts, a feisty woman who was not afraid to fight for her anti-war beliefs.Read

Family History: Forging a new life ... in Australia

Judith and David Gimblett moved to Australia from Dalton in 1982. Here Judith recalls the lows and many highs of their journeyRead

Family History: Finding out about families

AMATEUR historian Dave Weaver has started a voluntary history group in Flockton at a coffee morning in the local Flockton Green WMC on Wednesday mornings between 9.30 and 12am.Read

Family History: Memories of Marsden folk

FAMILY history probes often throw up a number of intriguing puzzles, and we have a bad habit of asking readers to solve them.Read

Family history: Final episode in John Battye of Scholes saga

FOR the last three weeks we have been pulling on the family threads of John Battye of Scholes.Read

Family History: Ken Denton’s historical material on Holme village, March 9, 2011

A GENERATION of Beardsells passed away in the 1970s and 1980s after lives spent in the 200-strong village of Holme.Read

Family history: Happy memories of East Parade

EAST Parade in Huddersfield held a special memory for many Huddersfield people.Read

Family History: mystery woman Vera, from Craig Brown

VERA, the star of these three pictures, is this week’s mystery woman. She is such a mystery that she has, at the moment, no surname.Read

Relatives of the late Huddersfield legend Wilfrid Dawson sought

MUSEUM staff are planning a tribute to the man who “bought” Huddersfield.Read

Family History: Brass and bells – sound of the past

IT’S often the case when researching local history that other lines of inquiry open up.Read

Family history: the story of the founder of Port Adelaide: David Bower of Saddleworth

THE Examiner is preparing to move its base to Bradley. In so doing, its archives are being reassessed for their usefulness.Read

Family History: Not really a quiet life for Pauline Bardon at all!

PAULINE Bardon prefers the quiet life these days. Aged 70, she lives now in central Brittany, growing most of her own vegetables and all of her own flowers.Read

Family History: Ontario’s Brookes look for mills link

ROBIN Brooke of Ontario is trying to establish a link between her ancestors and those of Mark Brooke, director of the Brooke’s Mill Office Park in Armitage Bridge.Read

Family history: Remembering the ‘folk’ back home

WE have become accustomed to instant communication across the world, and the old methods – the handwritten letter, for instance – seem quaint and often treated with disdain.Read

Family History: The team, 99 years later ...

NORMA Burgess of Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia, recently came across this photo in her grandfather's belongings.Read

Family History: Graham Denby on traffic calming, potholes and roundabouts

TRAFFIC islands, potholes, speed controls – what you suffer in Huddersfield we suffer in Portugal too!Read

Family History: John Cartwright of Lutterworth and Berry Brow connections

FORMER Greenhead College man John Cartwright heads his own business in the Midlands.Read

Family History: appeal for Grammar School memories

GRAMMAR schools meant – and probably still mean – privilege to some.Read