Family Tree | May 2011
This issue we explore several archives, and also look at the cuts and their effects on you.
Family history is certainly not a hobby for the faint-hearted, and we’re used to being dedicated to accomplish our ends. I think we should be cheered by this fortitude, and in his article Rhodri Clark looks at the cuts in record offices nationwide, and the role that family historians can play in helping to make the best of the situation. Petitioning, indexing and volunteering are all useful for this. One particularly impressive example of the power of volunteers is the Society of Genealogists, who, through a combination of talented staff and trained volunteers, has accomplished so much and this month is celebrating its centenary. Find out about how the society and its dedicated genealogy library and archives can help your research. And lastly, have fun finding your Scottish ancestors in 1911 now on www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk – I’ve had a great few days doing just that
read more
read less
Family Tree has been dedicated to helping people discover their ancestry for nearly 40 years - where expert guides lead the way through unique and interesting journeys. With beginner guides on how to get started, expert tips and advice for those times you get stuck at a loose end and in-depth research for the more seasoned genealogists, Family Tree magazine is here to help all levels of researchers.
As well as expert help on conducting your research, each digital issue of Family Tree magazine is full of the latest news and developments from the industry, in-depth articles on the biggest issues, public archive and record listings, interviews with expert genealogists and exclusive subscriber-only competitions and giveaways.
No matter what level you’re at or what point in your journey you’re on, make the most of it today with a digital subscription to Family Tree magazine.
Get a digital subscription to Family Tree magazine today and you’ll enjoy:
- The latest news and developments in genealogy and family history
- Helpful guides on how to explore your family journey
- Expert information on DNA testing and how you can use it
- Information on public records, archives and the census
- Tips for conducting in-depth online research
- Interviews with the leading experts from the field
- The latest issue delivered to your device every week
- A discount off the RRP price
You'll receive 12 issues during a 1 year Family Tree magazine subscription.
Note: Digital editions do not include the covermount items or supplements you would find with printed copies.
Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Family Tree May 2011.