Templar expert Tony McMahon guides you on finding your Templar ancestors in England, Ireland and Scotland using online resources and local parish records
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Category: Templar News
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I meet and talk to people in very different situations who are convinced that the Knights Templar in some guise or other control the world. How do they come to this view? A few months ago, I was talking to…
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Category: Templar Mystery
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Five key places mentioned in the Templar novel Quest for the True Cross by Tony McMahon
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In 1215, King John was forced into signing the Magna Carta. This document enshrined basic rights and curbed royal power. Strangely, it’s more revered in the US and Australia than it is in the United Kingdom. What is often not…
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Category: Templar History
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During the Second World War a German bomb severely damaged the Templar church in London chipping the tombs of Templars
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Category: Templar History
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There’s now no doubt that a grisly discovery in London is a mass grave of Black Death victims from the 14th century. For those of you in the United States and elsewhere, there has already been news and documentary coverage…
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A look at the best medieval walled cities in the world
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Category: Templar History
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The lost castles of London – buried under the city’s streets including Baynards castle and Montfichet Tower
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Yesterday, I was in the City of London and standing outside Bank tube station, I took three photos to examine the Templar-era medieval history of one small corner of the great city that I live in and adore. Without moving…
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