May 2024
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- 222
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- 12/04/2024
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- £5.99
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Issue Summary
From heraldic ‘lies’ to AI, family secrets to local history, census case study research and a massive BUMPER DNA test comparison guide, the latest issue of Family Tree is full to the gunnels (or gunwales) of genealogy…
On Sale: 12/04/2024
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What's in this Issue?
Which DNA test is best for family history?
BUMPER DNA test comparison guide: Karen Evans guides us through the pros and cons of the autosomal DNA tests currently on the market
How to trace an ancestor's street
Mapping the development of a place through time: Discover how more specialist records can add context to a family history, enabling you to research the locations your ancestors once lived and worked, with Chris Paton
An introduction to AI for family historians
Fiona Brooker explores how Artificial Intelligence is being used in family history
How should we deal with family secrets?
All families have mysteries, secrets and even scandals, but how do we deal with them? Charlotte Soares reflects on this sensitive subject
Tracing bogus coats of arms
Richard Morgan makes a cool appraisal of the historic record of heraldry and the enduring popularity of bogus coats of arms
Your pull-out & keep bow-tie chart
Your bow-tie chart to pull out, keep and, of course, fill in!
Family tree academy: Census case study
David Annal responds to a reader query about a man who had at least five children, but left little in the way of baptism records, or proof of marriage…
Spotlight on… Find out more about The Ulster Historical Foundation
Twiglets - Researching her 2x great-aunt Catherine and her adoptive French family, Gill Shaw finds you can’t believe everything you read in the papers
Photo corner - Photo-dating expert Jayne Shrimpton shares advice to help you date your unidentified pictures and put names to the faces of the past
Tracing your ancestral ancestral places - Discover the collections that help you learn more about the places your ancestors lived and worked in this quick guide from Ancestry
Your questions - Experts Michelle Leonard, Shauna Hicks and David Frost answer your questions on DNA, British Home Children & some mysterious French family photographs
Diary Dates - Your round-up of the latest genealogy events, taking place online and in-person
Your letters - Readers share their views
Thoughts on… - Diane Lindsay loves everything that genealogy research has to offer... to those who are willing to learn
Family history news - Your in-depth guide to RootsTech 2024, the major genealogy show which took place in Utah recently