Family Tree December 2025


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Is Family Tree still published yes The latest issue is out now December 2025 issue Family Tree published 14 November 2025

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14/11/2025
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Unravel your family’s mysteries with the latest issue of Family Tree. Every family has its secrets, surprises and stories waiting to be uncovered — and this month’s Family Tree is here to help you piece them together.

On Sale: 14/11/2025

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What's in this Issue?

Packed with expert advice, inspiring reads and practical guidance, this issue will help you make sense of the past and bring your ancestors’ lives vividly to light. Explore Royal Marine ancestors, uncover medieval land records, tackle DNA surprises, and learn how AI can speed up your genealogy work safely and efficiently. With features on decoding old photos, engaging children in research and reflecting on the lessons our family histories teach us, this issue is brimming with insight and inspiration for every family historian.

Why buy this issue?

  • Solve your family history mysteries with expert-led advice
  • Learn how to research fascinating topics - from Royal Marines to medieval landowners
  • Discover how AI can streamline your genealogy safely - and swiftly!
  • Understand and resolve unexpected DNA results
  • Enjoy inspiring personal stories, photo-dating tips and reader wisdom

What's inside this issue?

The latest family history news 

Royal Marines research with David Annal

Unusual tales of tragedy and intrigue in Dear Paul

Gill Shaw’s ancestor trail in Twiglets

How to accelerate your family history with AI with Carole McCulloch

Chris Paton on fitting your family’s story into wider history

Software review: Reunion 14 for Mac and iOS with Kathie Ross

Inquisitions Post Mortem explained: medieval land and lineage with Richard Tolson

DNA surprises and how to solve them with Karen Evans

Getting children engaged in family history with Imogen Kay

British Army uniforms and photographs decoded with Graham Bandy

Expert Q&A & Photo Corner advice with Graham Caldwell and Jayne Shrimpton

Thoughtful reflections, with Diane Lindsay

Ancestry Tree Tips, reader letters and more

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