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This October sees the 150th anniversary of the first classes held at the London School of Medicine for Women. Former student at the establishment, Paul Bingham reports.
Researching the SOCIAL & FAMILY HISTORY of unrelated cohorts
Unrelated yet linked cohorts have exciting potential for social and family history research. Such studies ensure that the less famous are not overlooked and gives context for individual ancestors. Paul Bingham and Paul Robinson demonstrate the potential by exploring the first 106 General Medical Council (GMC) registered women doctors.
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BELLE OF THE BALL
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YOUR 6-STEP PLAN to thorough (brick wallsmashing) family history
Research methodology is a key skill that ALL family historians need to learn if they are to solve knotty, brick wall problems, advises Phil Isherwood. Follow Phil’s research method and you will have a set of doable steps to help you make better family history progress, however tough it gets. PS We have published Phil’s article in the centre of the magazine so that you may pull it out, if you wish, to keep and refer to for top-notch research practice!
Your 6-step Research Methodology
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WHICH TEST is right for you?
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SPOTLIGHT ON... YORK AND DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY
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