Stella's Family Tree: Photography

Monday, January 7, 2013

Photography

Over the years, various members of our extended family, have been keen photographers. One thinks of Uncle Reg Pearse and his son Malcolm, who became well known for their amazing slide shows and photographs of the Drakensberg.

And then there are the others, such as my brother Colin and myself, who are always happy with a camera in the hand. Recently I was priviliged to purchase a Canon SX 100 and I have been having alot of fun with it. Thank goodness everything is digital these days as I can't imagine what it would cost to print all the photos I take.

I have added a slide show of some of my photos, on the left of this screen, for you to view. Should anyone wish to have their photos displayed on the slide show, please contact me.

Enjoy
Stella!

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If you are reading this, you are either related to me, interested in family tree research or connected to Dundee, South Africa in some way. Welcome.

After the death of my parents, in 2003, I developed a desire to find out more about my ancestors. Who were they, what they did and why I think the way I do! So began a journey ifrom the past, which has indeed answered many questions about the present! I am only sorry that I did not pay more attention as a youngster when my aunties and parents spoke about family history. Today there are so still many questions which will probably remain unanswered.

So far, I have gathered data on the Buchanan, Brickhill, Hedgcock, and Egenes family way back into the 1700’s.
The history of my paternal grandfather (Mckenzie) and maternal grandfather (Woods) is proving to be difficult to trace.
I am capturing all the data onto a computer program known as My Heritage, which can be downloaded from the internet. The data file is in GEDCOM format. Anyone wishing to obtain a
copy of my information is welcome to contact me. This research has already taken many years of work and will continue into the future. Although I do not sell my work, any donations towards this research, will be greatly appreciated. Obtaining birth and death certificates, as well as the assitance of full-time researchers does cost money!

Contributions of information, documents, press articles, photographs etc, are always welcome. For example, my brother
Colin sent me a box of memorabilia that he had collected. What a wonderful collection of documents, letters and photographs. The challenge is to match the photographs to the people's names, so please remember to include any information you have..