Family Tree June 2012 is on sale now, bringing you the best of British genealogy. Inside this issue… Our diamond guide – 60 unbeatable sources and sites for family history; free online resources for wills & probate; essential websites for Ulster; great reasons to join a family history society; the Internet Archive; your stories; & more…
60 right royal family history sources Use our 60 key sources to build a family tree fit for a queen
Archive.org: a digital treasure trove Introducing the Internet Archive, a surprisingly useful web resource for family historians
Wills & probate records online – for free! Find free online resources for researching your ancestors’ wills and probate records
Helping hands We share the benefits of joining a family history society
Inside story: Ireland’s genealogical journey Charting the changes in Ireland’s family history resources
Ulster folk Track down your ancestors in Ireland with our 125 essential websites for Ulster
FREE covermount CD includes: Falmouth area, Cornwall ancestors in the 1871 Census, Samuel Lewis’s Topographical Dictionary of Ireland for 1839 (extract), burial registers for Falmouth, Cornwall 1664-1714, plus software, charts, back issues & how-to guide.
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God save the Queen! – how our ancestors celebrated Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee in 1897
Flint knappers – discover the ancient skilled trade of flint knapping
Game, set, match – as Wimbledon beckons, we look at the evolution of tennis clothing
The dawn of a new age – how the Queen’s coronation in 1953 revolutionised broadcasting
Reader story – Hot-blooded ancestors: home grown rebellion is nothing new
Vagrants & vagabonds – evidence of harsh punishments in the 18th century
Long-forgotten archives – what The National Archives’ newly-released colonial files hold in store for family historians
Twiglets – diary of a family tree first-timer
Thoughts on… a night of fish, chips and family history beckons
Regulars: Genealogy news; Dear Tom – genealogical miscellany; Your Q&A, plus photo-dating & military advice; Reviews of the latest books, CDs & apps; Mailbox – your letters; Diary dates
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Family Tree May 2012 is on sale now, packed with expert tips to help you get the most from your research. Inside this issue… Spring challenge – follow our step-by-step research guide and you could grow a family tree to be proud of in just 31 days; free online resources for tracing military ancestors; film archives; free data on one-place study websites; ‘Baedeker Blitz’ 70th anniversary; get creative with writing up your family history; your stories; & more…
Family Tree April 2012 is on sale now, packed with expert tips to help you get the most from your research. Inside this issue… Looking forward – what’s coming up in the world of family history; free church records online; Titanic’s centenary; how to use tithe maps; 100+ websites for Wales; free education & occupation resources online; Spanish Flu; your stories; & more…
Family Tree March 2012 is on sale now, packed with expert tips to help you get the most from your research. Inside this issue… Trace your living relatives; social media for family history; enclosure records; British soldiers at Kew; ethics in the archives; Special Constables; Spanish Civil War; your stories; & more…
Family Tree February 2012 is on sale now, packed with expert tips to help you get the most from your research. Inside this issue… Trace your RAF heroes; Remember the Fall of Singapore 70 years ago; explore free online maps to help your research; Learn the value of your ancestors’ money; Charles Dickens’ bicentenary; & more…
