Lyndall Maag.   My expectations of the family tree charts lodged with GSQ would be the same as anyone’s, I suppose.  Content such as first and surnames, locations, dates, occupations and perhaps immigration details, could be considered standard.  I thought, as I made my way through each chart to write these blog posts, I may discover ordinary people, families large and small, those who travelled across the world and those with titles or connections to nobility; trees compiled by Society … Continue reading