I am
going to London in April 2020 to attend and deliver three presentations
at Family
Tree Live, hosted by Family Tree magazine (UK) in partnership
with the Family History Foundation. See
their website
for all the details.
My
talks include:
·
Genealogy and the
Little Ice Age:
Information and perspective offered concerning studies of the families living
during the prolonged harsh living conditions of the Little Ice Age
(1300-1850AD), and
·
The Great Frost
& Famine:
The impact of the 1739-41 cold weather event on people and communities across
Europe; a model for other similar events of the Little Ice Age.
I
will also do a workshop about:
·
Natural Phenomena
and their effects on the lives of our ancestors: Examples of how
different types of natural phenomena significantly impacted lives and
livelihoods in the past centuries and how people responded or adapted.
Tickets
are now on sale for the event. I hope many of my readers here will be able to
join me on April 17th and 18th,
2020, at historic Alexandra Palace.
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