Meet the Speakers

Introducing our spectacular speaker line-up for THE Genealogy Show: Winter Event! Take a look at our speaker schedule below, where you’ll see we have 48 talks on some top genealogy and family history subjects. That means you’ll be able to watch a NEW talk every hour, on the hour, for 48 hrs.

Worried you might miss a talk going live? We’ve got you covered! Once a video has gone live on the Main Stage, it will also be deposited into the On-Demand section where you can watch the talk at a time that best suits you. All content at THE Genealogy Show: Winter Event will even be open for you to access for a whole 30 DAYS (until January 4th 2023) after the live portion of the event has ended.

*Schedule subject to change*

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Day one


What Can My DNA Do For Me?

12:00 pm

Sophie Kay

What Can My DNA Do For Me?

A Better Class of Lunatic?

1:00 pm

Catriona Haine

A Better Class of Lunatic?

Why can’t I find my Irish ancestors? Solutions for your Irish research

2:00 pm

David Ryan

Why can’t I find my Irish ancestors? Solutions for your Irish research

Jewish genealogy - Researching Jewish roots in Germany and Poland

3:00 pm

Andrea Bentschneider

Jewish genealogy – Researching Jewish roots in Germany and Poland

Fact From Fiction

4:00 pm

Dave Annal

Fact From Fiction

A House through History: Exploring 192 Brick Lane in London from the 1600's to the 1900's

5:00 pm

Linda Hammond

A House through History: Exploring 192 Brick Lane in London from the 1600’s to the 1900’s

Stones, Roots & Family History: Finding ALL the Clues In the Family Cemetery

6:00 pm

Lisa Lisson

Stones, Roots & Family History: Finding ALL the Clues In the Family Cemetery

The Last English Peer hanged for murder

7:00 pm

Gay Evans

The Last English Peer hanged for murder

Using Twitter for Genealogy

8:00 pm

Daniel Loftus

Using Twitter for Genealogy

The Mayflower Connection

9:00 pm

Helen Baggott

The Mayflower Connection

Go West, Leaving Kansas to Homestead in California

10:00 pm

Barbara Coakley

Go West, Leaving Kansas to Homestead in California

Finding the Right Container

11:00 pm

Andrea Lister

Finding the Right Container

Day two


Who is my David John?

12:00 am

Shaunese Luthy

Who is my David John?

The beginning of New France

1:00 am

Lianne Kruger

The beginning of New France

Genealogy in Ukraine: Discover Online Resources

2:00 am

Michelle Chubenko

Genealogy in Ukraine: Discover Online Resources

Genealogy Happy: Do What You Like and Like What You Do

3:00 am

Thomas MacEntee

Genealogy Happy: Do What You Like and Like What You Do

Breathing New Life into Your Boring Ancestors

4:00 am

Melissa Barker

Breathing New Life into Your Boring Ancestors

Mother Nature's Impact on Family Migration & Relocation

5:00 am

Wayne Shepheard

Mother Nature’s Impact on Family Migration & Relocation

Family History - What's it all about?

6:00 am

Jackie Depelle

Family History – What’s it all about?

Your heritage is in the kitchen

7:00 am

Marie Cappart

Your heritage is in the kitchen

Accounts and Arrears: Using estate management records to enhance your family history research

8:00 am

Alison Diamond

Accounts and Arrears: Using estate management records to enhance your family history research

The Family History of Food Brands

9:00 am

Daniel Horowitz

The Family History of Food Brands

Irish Family History is Easy. Seriously!

10:00 am

Brian Donovan

Irish Family History is Easy. Seriously!

What makes a Hall?

11:00 am

George Hall

What makes a Hall?

Twins, triplets and more … multiple births in your family tree

12:00 pm

Jenni Phillips

Twins, triplets and more … multiple births in your family tree

Leveraging technology to preserve the past for future generations

1:00 pm

Ian Randell

Leveraging technology to preserve the past for future generations

Researching Jacobean Lives

2:00 pm

Stephen Poulter

Researching Jacobean Lives

Traquair's Tenants, Cottars and Workers - genealogy in the archives of a historic Scottish Borders estate

3:00 pm

Margaret Fox

Traquair’s Tenants, Cottars and Workers – genealogy in the archives of a historic Scottish Borders estate

Railway ancestors, their accidents – and your research

4:00 pm

Mike Esbester

Railway ancestors, their accidents – and your research

Irish Famine Migration to Quebec, Canada

5:00 pm

Mary-Alice Wildasin

Irish Famine Migration to Quebec, Canada

The Why, Where, When, What and How Of Lineage & Hereditary Societies

6:00 pm

Christine Johns Cohen

The Why, Where, When, What and How Of Lineage & Hereditary Societies

The Goldie May Subway Map: a new timeline tool

7:00 pm

Richard K. Miller

The Goldie May Subway Map: a new timeline tool

My ancestor was a British missionary - Exploring the Church Missionary Society

8:00 pm

Yetunde Abiola

My ancestor was a British missionary – Exploring the Church Missionary Society

Leveraging Online Newspapers for Birth, Marriage, & Death Records

9:00 pm

Heather Haunert

Leveraging Online Newspapers for Birth, Marriage, & Death Records

How Word Games Help Researchers Resolve Holes in Genealogical Research

10:00 pm

J. Mark Lowe

How Word Games Help Researchers Resolve Holes in Genealogical Research

Next Generation Sequencing YDNA Testing

11:00 pm

Mags Gaulden

Next Generation Sequencing YDNA Testing

Day three


Grow Your Tree With Unknown DNA Matches

12:00 am

Cindy Barber

Grow Your Tree With Unknown DNA Matches

Genealogy Tool-chest

1:00 am

Megan Heyl

Genealogy Tool-chest

Technology Trends in Family History

2:00 am

Miles Meyer

Technology Trends in Family History

Save Your Genealogy Time, Money & Energy

3:00 am

M. Diane Rogers

Save Your Genealogy Time, Money & Energy

Did Your Ancestors Emigrate to the Colonies?

4:00 am

Dave Robison

Did Your Ancestors Emigrate to the Colonies?

Following the Drum - A Family History In The Military

5:00 am

Graham Bandy

Following the Drum – A Family History In The Military

Wish You Were Here

6:00 am

Graham Guthrie Sutherland

Wish You Were Here

Coats of Arms are just for knights and nobles, the rich and landed, right?

7:00 am

Dr Bruce Durie

Coats of Arms are just for knights and nobles, the rich and landed, right?

Cracking the uncrackable (aka reasons not to give up)

8:00 am

Kirsty Gray

Cracking the uncrackable (aka reasons not to give up)

Genealogy and the LGBTQIA+ Community

9:00 am

Alex Briggs

Genealogy and the LGBTQIA+ Community

When Nature Called

10:00 am

Anthony Poulton-Smith

When Nature Called

Customs and Excise, Coastguards & Trinity House Records at the Society of Genealogists

11:00 am

Else Churchill

Customs and Excise, Coastguards & Trinity House Records at the Society of Genealogists

On Demand


The Family History Guide

Miles Meyer

The Family History Guide

"Only £8...left": how Henry Parker's bankruptcy lit up my English family research

M. Diane Rogers

“Only £8…left”: how Henry Parker’s bankruptcy lit up my English family research

Deep Dive Into Your Research

Dave Robison

Deep Dive Into Your Research

Digging Into The Census

Jackie Depelle

Digging Into The Census

The Elusive Daniel Doyle: A Case Study

Andrea Lister

The Elusive Daniel Doyle: A Case Study

The Irish in the 1921 Census

Brian Donovan

The Irish in the 1921 Census

Exploring the Licence Family Through Photo Postcards

Linda Hammond

Exploring the Licence Family Through Photo Postcards

The 12 Days of Genealogy Christmas - Finding Ancestors in Holiday Records

Lisa Lisson

The 12 Days of Genealogy Christmas – Finding Ancestors in Holiday Records

How Many Children!!!

Gay Evans

How Many Children!!!

10 Things To Know About Scottish Genealogy Research

Dr Bruce Durie

10 Things To Know About Scottish Genealogy Research

Pauper Ancestors 1600-1834. Records of the Old Poor Law for Family Historians

Else Churchill

Pauper Ancestors 1600-1834. Records of the Old Poor Law for Family Historians

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