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Books & co
Family history books with Rachel Bellerby
GENEALOGY GADGETS & APPS FOR ALL OCCASIONS!
What tools do you use to help your genealogy life run more smoothly? In this series Helen Tovey shares tools enjoyed by Family Tree readers
DIARY DATES
DISCOVER LEARNING EXPERIENCES O ENJOY FROM ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD, PLUS ON-SITE AND HYBRID EVENTS
THOUGHTS ON... Never a dull census…
This month, Diane Lindsay overcomes an initial feeling of anti-climax on exploring the 1921 Scottish census, reflecting on the fact that even our most ‘ordinary’ ancestors once lived, loved and laughed.
Masthead
Family history – what ’s it all about?
How to build a reliable online family tree?
News
WORK TO START ON NEW STAFFORDSHIRE HISTORY CENTRE
Work to build a brand new £5.4m history centre for Staffordshire is set to begin early this year
100,000 historic Hampshire records now available at Ancestry
Almost five centuries of Hampshire wills and probates are now available on Ancestry, thanks for a collaboration with Hampshire County Council
Allied Air Force online research webinar series launch
Join experts in the field discussing topics relating to Commonwealth Air Forces during 2023
1.7 million Israel immigration records added to MyHeritage
MyHeritage has just published a huge new online collection of immigration records from 1919 onwards, which is completely free to use.
SOCIETY OF GENEALOGISTS CHIEF EXEC STEPS DOWN
Dr Wanda Wyporska, FrHistS, FRSA, has announced that
629,000 CHELSEA PENSIONER RECORDS ADDED TO THEGENEALOGIST
TheGenealogist has announced the addition of a new record set of historic records for Chelsea Pensioners, covering the years 1702 to 1933
A new member of the Local BMD Project family
The 12th Local BMD Project website is now available, making birth, marriage and death records for Kingston Upon Thames freely available
65,000 new records opened in the 1939 Register
Is your ancestor one of those named in the newly-opened 1939 Register records at FindMyPast?
Explore Your Genealogy website to launch this spring
A new website from the Family History Federation aims to spotlight the unique datasets and expert knowledge of family history societies around the UK
FamilySearch announce new records and features for 2023
Global genealogy website FamilySearch has announced new initiatives for the coming year, including the facility for family groups to work together on their research.
MILLIONS OF MYHERITAGE MILESTONES
MyHeritage has looked back on an action-packed year, with millions of records, photos and DNA test results added to its website
Research Zone
Being part of a BIGGER STORY
Dr Simon Wills describes what it’s like solving genealogy problems for TV programmes and big research projects
Get Focussed & Organised
HOW TO BUILD A research plan
When we hit so-called “brick walls” in family history research we can often overcome them by taking a more organised, systematic approach to our searches. But how? In this article Phil Isherwood will share a best-practice approach to building research plans and show how to use them to solve those challenging brick wall problems.
Twiglets
WHERE IS WIDOW RIBOLDI?
Gill Shaw’s family history forays have taken her across the globe, but now, after all these years, she has found her first connection to Scotland
How to Get Further Back!
Some tips on researching the EARLY 1500S & BEFORE
Mike Maskrey shares useful tips, tactics and thoughts to help you trace your tree back further in time, prior to the era of parish registers.
Foundation Skills
DOS & DON’TS OF BUILDING AN ONLINE FAMILY TREE
Here we’re going to look at some of the key dos & don’ts when it comes to building your online family tree, to help ensure that yours is a great tree that you can be truly proud of
Exploring Educational History
Marking a landmark anniversary
Richard Willis takes through his research journey as he took on the challenging task of researching and writing up the history of the College of Preceptors
TIMELINE
The College of Preceptors Key dates and events in the history of the College in the 19th century
Readers Share Their Thoughts
FEEDBACK ON ‘To tell or not to tell’
In the November issue of Family Tree the topic of if, when and how to impart or publish distressing aspects of family history research was covered. Adèle Emm invited fellow readers to share their views, and here is a summary of the thoughts so penned
Dna Help for Genealogy (Uk)
SPOTLIGHT ON... DNA Help for Genealogy (UK)
DNA Help for Genealogy (UK) is a friendly Facebook group that, for more than seven years, has been helping those who have taken a DNA test for family history
Street History
EDINBURGH’S COWGATE: a history of, and how to research an ancestor fromthe area
Emma Jolly uses a case study from her family tree to illustrate how much information can be gleaned from researching in detail the streets where your ancestor lived and worked
Family Tree Academy
THE MYSTERY OF Edwin Henwood
Family Tree Academy tutor David Annal plays detective as he works to solve the mystery of a veteran of the Crimean War.
Enlisting Dna on Your Family History Quest
A SHOCK DISCOVERY
YOUR DNA WORKSHOP
Can I find my great-grandmother through DNA testing?
Q&A
TASK OF THE MONTH
Parent assigning with Ancestry So, you've clicked on
Images of the Past
Photo corner
Costume historian & photo-dating expert Jayne Shrimpton shares advice to help you date your unidentified pictures and so put names to the faces of the past
Discover Research Solutions
Your questions answered
Indian migration to Uganda/Kenya QMy attention was drawn
Sharing Your Views
Your letters
Familiar faces, points raised, and an inspiring reminder of the value of photogenealogy
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