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UNLOCK THE STORY OF YOUR GENES

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Welcome to the DNA Workshop! In every issue DNA adviser Karen Evans will be unpacking a reader case study, and giving step-by-step tips for you to use in your DNA research at home. It’s time to unlock the story of your genes… Karen Evans

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INSPIRED BY THE PAST
Essential guides, indulgent biographies & a murder-mystery
DEAR PAUL
In this month’s edition of our Dear Paul column, Paul Chiddicks presents a  genealogical miscellany of war-related names, ‘whaling women’ and the fascinating tale of a  ‘sheep to suit’ tailoring competition
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DIARY DATES
LEARN ANY TIME, ANYWHERE Online talks & courses
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Thoughts On...Tinkering with precious family photos
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In memory of Cecil Raymond Julian Humphery-Smith O.B.E., F.S.A
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New CEO at Ancestry
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New webpage launched by FamilySearch
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Developments at Vivid-Pix
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Updated communities now available at Ancestry
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