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Social media offers me a very simple, easily accessible way to tell a wider audience about exactly what my work involves,
whether that's investigating parish records, investigating a topic with potential to make an interesting talk or simply explaining
more about the different types of historic records that I might be consult as part of your research project.
Since 2015, my Facebook page has been a brilliant way to share updates on my current projects, publicise forthcoming talks
and even showcase a few of the family tree charts that I have been commissioned to design.
Kate Hurst Family History Research on Facebook
In April 2020, I also established a YouTube Channel, where I try out ideas for future talks, and create videos
inspired by both my personal and professional research. I hope the links below will give you a flavour
of the kind of topics that spark my interest.
GENERAL THEMES
THE WEAVERS' UPRISING OF 1826
STORIES FROM THE CHURCHYARD
THE BILLINGTON ASYLUM SERIES
THE PRIMROSE MILL SERIES
INSPIRED BY MY FAMILY TREE
MEDICINE AND SOCIAL HISTORY
INSPIRED BY JANE AUSTEN
Pride and Prejudice | A Family Historian's Perspective Series
Sense and Sensibility | A Family Historian's View Series
INSPIRED BY MY LOCAL AREA
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