Nathan Dylan Goodwin
Nathan Dylan Goodwin is a writer, genealogist and educator. He is the author of the Forensic Genealogist series, the Mrs McDougall Investigates series and the Venator Cold Case series.
Jane de Gruchy
Jane is one of Jersey Heritage’s archivists, specialising in palaeography and social history. She has worked at Jersey Archive since 2024, but she spent almost 20 years with Somerset and Devon Archives & Local Studies before returning to her native island.
Linda Green
I began researching family history in 1980, and studied family history with the Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical studies in 1984. I have published articles in The Genealogist, Family history and Playing Card journals. Lately I have focused on one family and where they lived.
Andrew Gregory
Andrew Gregory is a retired computer programmer with over 40 years of family history experience and living in Oxfordshire. He has spent a fortune travelling to the places that his grandfather got to on a free ticket and was finally able to document Sidney’s peregrinations in the book WALKING DISTANCE.
Alexandra Gilbert
I am a social historian and 30+ years a genealogist. My ethos is reconfiguring scattered information to unlock a richer narrative for others to build on. I have appeared on radio and television and contributed to several publications discussing heritage topics in both the UK and Aotearoa New Zealand.
Jim Gritton
Jim has spent twenty years investigating the hushed-up sinking of HMS Punjabi in 1942. His great uncle was among forty-nine seamen killed. A researcher, writer, and academic, with a doctorate and master’s degrees in subjects including Viking studies and education, he is developing a book about the men history forgot.
Diane Grant
Diane is a London based professional Genealogist, Family Historian and Music Publisher. Her work focuses on the history and music of the Caribbean diaspora, while also encompassing a broad range of other subjects. With more than 30 years of experience researching her own family history, she has developed expertise in working with a wide variety of historical records and archival documents.
Ruth Graham
Ruth Graham is an education manager, Family History Federation Trustee, and former CEO of the Society of Australian Genealogists (2019–2026). She has held senior roles in higher education and professional bodies in Australia and the UK and is a regular international speaker on family history and education.
Julie Goucher
Professional genealogist, Pharos tutor and lecturer. Deeply fascinated by the lives that our ancestors lived, the surnames they had, the places they lived and how they worked and played. Focus on Butcher and Orlando surnames (both registered with the Guild of One-Name Studies) and her Sicilian heritage.
Maggie Gaffney
Maggie Gaffney is a local and family historian living in Wellington, New Zealand, and is a tutor with the Institute of Heraldic & Genealogical Studies.