Treehouse Genealogy, Scotland - Genealogy Credentials

Your Genealogist Clare Wilson has 20 years experience under her belt and just loves getting her teeth into something new.

She went on to take her passion further by gaining qualifications in Genealogy.

Special Interests include New Monkland Parish in Lanarkshire, Air Force Research and researching Historic Murder Cases

She would love to help you turn your curiosities into one amazing family story!

Genealogy Credentials:-

∙ Post Graduate Qualification in Genealogical Studies - University of Strathclyde

Short University/Training Courses in the following:-

∙ Undergraduate Course in WW1 History

∙ Undergraduate Course in WW2 History (Europe)

∙ Family History Research

∙ Family History – The Internet & More

∙ Genealogy – Beyond the Basics

∙ How to teach Genealogy to Children

∙ The History of Scotland

∙ Become a better Professional Genealogist

∙ WW1:Aviation comes of Age

∙ WW1:Trauma & Memory

∙ WW1:A History in 100 Stories

∙ WW1:Changing Faces of Heroism

∙ Intro to US Genealogy & Family History

∙ Why do people Migrate

∙ Empire: Controversies of British Imperialism

∙ Early Modern Scottish Palaeography

∙ What is Heritage

∙ Scottish Highland Clans

∙ Museums as a Source of Learning

∙ Academic Searching & Researching Online

∙ Scottish Highland Clans

∙ Working Lives on Britain's Railways

∙ Working Lives in the Coal Mines

∙ Working Lives in the Factories & Mills

∙ Learning from the Past

∙ The British Army - From Waterloo to the Rhine

We operate a continual program of learning to ensure we keep up with the latest developments in Genealogy, History & Social History

Qualifications etc:-

∙ Currently work as the Archivist for 102 (Ceylon) Squadron Association (Bomber Command)

∙ Part of the Research Team with the Aircrew Remembrance Society

∙ Regularly work with a variety of Museums & Societies in connection with WW2 Bomber Command Research

∙ Served for a term of 11 years with Scottish Clan Association as Vice President.

∙ Served for a term of 4 years with Local Family History Society.

∙ Researched and installed a single person Family History project which included artefacts in a Local Museum & Family History Centre. This covered all aspects of life including Childhood, working career, world war two, family and pastimes.

∙ Trained and work as a volunteer with an international museum to interview war veterans.

∙ Volunteer with an online website providing images and details of war graves.

∙ Regularly assist a Local Family History Society providing talks, workshops & updates on Genealogy News.

Other Positions & Accomplishments

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