By Lyndall Maag. Their heads were close together and bowed low over the table in front of them, their eyes straining to read the tiny writing on the diagram unfolded before them.  I had placed Family Tree Chart Number 3 on one of the tables in the Society’s library, been distracted by other tasks (classic genealogy!) and my position at the base of the chart had been thoroughly usurped!  Chatting quietly, two of GSQ’s most experienced family historians scanned names, … Continue reading