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Welcome to the Genes Reunited community boards!

The Genes Reunited community is made up of millions of people with similar interests. Discover your family history and make life long friends along the way.
You will find a close knit but welcoming group of keen genealogists all prepared to offer advice and help to new members.
And it's not all serious business. The boards are often a place to relax and be entertained by all kinds of subjects.
The Genes community will go out of their way to help you, so don’t be shy about asking for help.

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Member Since: August 2010 Posts: 3,696 Send Message	Greenfingers	Report	30 Apr 2011 12:52
	Just reading the mC Beaton books about the travelling matchmaker, very light reading and reminiscent of Georgette Heyer, except with not as much depth, very small books though, finished in one sitting
	Researching: Picture is Queen of the Night Helleborus
Member Since: February 2005 Posts: 925 Send Message	AnnMarieG	Report	30 Apr 2011 16:26
	Just reading 'The Elephant Whisperer' by Lawrance Anthony. If you are as mad about ellies as I am this is a must read. Ann
	Researching: arthur,tucker,king,harridine,robertson
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	2 May 2011 09:27
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	I'm reading Wuthering Heights now. I read it once when I was at school and that was ages ago.
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	6 May 2011 18:43
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	I'm reading a book called New York by Edward Rutherfurd. It's based on the history of New York from 1664 to 2001. It's interesting because I found out where some of the names have come from.
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	15 May 2011 13:31
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	I've finiished reading The New York book. I've just started The Kill Call by Stephen Booth. Pat x
Member Since: April 2003 Posts: 4,283 Send Message	SheilaSomerset	Report	15 May 2011 14:14
	I read 'The Worst Street in London' a while back - the history of Spitalfields, centred around Dorset Street. Very interesting, as some of my ancestors came from that area.
	Researching: Gloucestershire, Dorset, Hampshire, Derbyshire, London, Lithuania, Russia
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	17 May 2011 18:05
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	I'm now reading The Beachcomber by Josphine Cox
Member Since: June 2003 Posts: 54 Send Message	ally6740	Report	17 May 2011 18:28
	ive just read kitty neales lost and found .....lovely book from start to finish :) :-)
	Researching: looking at family members from malmesbury wilts . and cirencester .vincents and berrys of somerford keynes and northleach curtis ....of driffield and ampney st mary /crusis and late of south cenney gloucestershire
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	19 May 2011 21:10
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	I liked the last Jospehine Cox book. I'm about to start reading Cardinal Rules by Barbara Delinksy
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	21 May 2011 19:58
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	I've finished Cardinal Rules. I'm not reading The Lazaurus Vault by Tom Harper. It looks quite good. :-)
Member Since: December 2003 Posts: 3,677 Send Message	Tenerife Sun	Report	22 May 2011 16:07
	Just downloaded the Cedar Cove set of books to my Kindle by Debbie Macomber after reading the reviews on here. I spoke to my husband while he was watching the Formula 1race and he ignored me, now it has finished and I am trying to read my new book and he wants to tell me about every second of the race!! Wendy x
	Researching: Matthew and Jane Elwood who had my great great grandfather Francis Edward Elwood baptised in 1807 at Horsham Sussex. There is no sign of Matthew or Jane from this date and my great great grandfather was brought up as Francis Edward Elwood MITCHELL
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	23 May 2011 20:58
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	I'm about to start reading Empire Under The Sun by J.G.Ballard. Wendy have you read the Blossom Street novels by Debbie Macomber?.They're based around a knitting shop.
Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 23,195 Send Message	Joy	Report	23 May 2011 22:39
	Peter Ackroyd's London the biography.
Member Since: February 2004 Posts: 28,517 Send Message	ButtercupFields	Report	23 May 2011 23:07
	Am ploughing my way through John Grisham's 'The Confession' at the moment
Member Since: August 2006 Posts: 13,123 Send Message	UzziAndHerDogs	Report	23 May 2011 23:42
	Have just finished Maggie Furey 4 books in the Dhiamarra series.
	Researching: Turner, Staniforth in Beighton and Ridgeway Sproat in Sheffield and Cumbria
Member Since: December 2003 Posts: 3,677 Send Message	Tenerife Sun	Report	27 May 2011 08:59
	Hi Patricia -Ann, I tried a sample of the first Blossom Street book and I am going to download those after I have finished the Cedar Cove ones. I like easy reading interspersed with something a bit heavier now and again. Wendy x
	Researching: Matthew and Jane Elwood who had my great great grandfather Francis Edward Elwood baptised in 1807 at Horsham Sussex. There is no sign of Matthew or Jane from this date and my great great grandfather was brought up as Francis Edward Elwood MITCHELL
Member Since: January 2009 Posts: 1,513 Send Message	MissFitz	Report	27 May 2011 10:51
	I'm reading Muder Most Fab by Julian Clary, its very good
Member Since: October 2004 Posts: 2,736 Send Message	TessAkaBridgetTheFidget	Report	27 May 2011 16:55
	Now reading Bread and Chocolate by Philippa Gregory (from Library) was looking for Thw Other Queen,, not on the shelves, but this one was. Dudn't realise till I started to read it the it is a book of short stories!!! Don't usually read short stories and wouuld not have got it if I had known. However.. it is a really goos read. Recently finished Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell. The only other book by him that I have read is Black Swan Green. Cloud Atlas is nothing like it. In fact it could have been written by a different person. This a a very strange story and took a little getting in to. However I think that it is well worth reading all the way to the end. Things do eventually make sense. Tess
	Researching: Woodhouse and Trilloe from Herefordshire; Lockyear and Date from Somerset, Thomas and Edwards from Glamorganshire and Monmouthshire, also Argyll, Tipperary, Limerick, Cork
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	29 May 2011 12:47
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	I don't like short stories either Tess. i'm reading The House of Allenbrook by Valerie Anand. It'sbased around the time of Henry 8th.
Member Since: October 2009 Posts: 156 Send Message	GEORGINA	Report	29 May 2011 22:20
	I'm really stuck with War and Peace, it has taken me 3 weeks to read 220 pages. That is just into the 3rd book. I don't know whether to carry on, with the hope that it gets better, or have a break and read my grandsons Ben10 books.
	Researching: kent, norfolk