Wendy Tibbitts
Wendy Tibbitts is a historian with a MSc in English Local History from the University of Oxford. Born in West Middlesex she has spent many years researching the area in national and local archives, contemporary newspapers and personal interviews. She regularly blogs about her research at www.wendytibbitts.info
Vicky Thompson
Vicky is a professional genealogist based in Northern Ireland and founder of RedRose Genealogy. She is a YourTour™ guide with Historic Productions, which produces house histories and delivers guided online family history experiences. She is completing an MSc in Genealogical Studies at the University of Strathclyde and is a member of RQG.
Joe Thompson
A background in PR working for Saatch & Saatchi, Joe now runs a graphic design, web creation and IT support business. He has been helping communities research, collate, share and preserve their local history for over 25 years. He is passionate about making shared stories accessible to all.
Janice Tullock
Janice Tullock is a qualified archivist and genealogist with nearly 40 years’ family history experience. She helps a wide range of organisations, universities, football clubs, companies and individuals manage and develop archive collections. Since 2020, she has run History Builders, combining archival expertise with genealogical research offering clients a distinctive perspective. informed by her own worldwide family history journey, from Australia to Russia.
Freya Thompson
An Assistant at Tyne and Wear Archives with a passion for North East history, Freya is the author of Uncovered Roots, a blog that combines compelling family histories with their wider social context. She recently completed a PhD at Newcastle University and is undertaking intermediate-level certification in genealogy.
Barbara Tien
Barbara is the ringleader at Projectkin.org, a free, platform-independent community of family historians hooked on stories. Through public posts, recordings, and interactive events, members encourage each other to explore their personal connections to history. Barbara is in California and came to genealogy from a career in technology startups.
Wendy Tait Mayfield
A retired genealogist, Wendy grew up in her “One Place”, creating her first study as a school project aged 10. Although now living 400 miles away, she continues to research its history and has registered “Graveney and Goodnestone” with the Society for One Place Studies.