Family Tree | March 2012
Could your long-lost living relatives hold clues to your long-gone ancestors?
Learning more about our ancestors’ lives and experiences is what family history is all about, and we go to great lengths to grow our tree back into the past. But sometimes what we’re looking for is right under our noses, so this issue we look at how to track down living relatives. With luck, distant cousins and far-flung family members may hold vital clues, and scurrillious ancestral anecdotes, that we have yet to discover.
We also investigate the pros and cons of using social networking sites for genealogical research.
Plus, we explore enclosure records, Special Constables, records for British soldiers at Kew, British volunteers in the Spanish Civil War, and a project to record a neglected Manchester cemetery. There is plenty more packed into the issue, including reader stories galore.
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