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Feb-05
Other than those mentioned on the cover subjects in this issue include: More Derbyshire surnames, Scottish archive sources online, Cricket’s Gentlemen and Players 88 pages + cover mount CD
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Mar-05
In this issue can be found:
Record details available in the Sheffield Archives
Discipline and punishment in the British Army
A Pandora's box of parish register oddities
When the liner Athenia was torpedoed
The art of reminiscence
Fairy stories in the family
Richard Mortlock a 17th century captain
No caravans in Botany Bay

Plus our regular features and pieces on numerous other subjects

In our computer section, we have such subjects as: The Scotsman Archive, Programs to help publish your tree, Internet resources on elections and members of parliament, Genealogy on the Isle of Wight and the Isles of Scilly, a review on RootsMajic v2.0 UK, plus your usual favourites.

On the free cover disc we have: 1871 Nottinghamshire Census (Sherwood, St Mary part), Somerset parish records Volume 6 (marriages), Family historian 2.3 demo.

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April/May-05
Our March/April, extra large issue, contains 132 pages and includes articles on:

Solving the problem of identifying old photographs.

A David T Hawkings item about the Millbank Penitentiary

The story of our cover picture subject, Millicent Eva Brown, a WWI nurse.

Barwell Boy migrants to Australia

Metal detecting and family history

Family Trees of St Kilda

Plus our regular features and pieces on numerous other subjects.

Besides all this there is our enlarged computer section which this month has 36 pages, covering such subjects as: Creating your own website, Archive CD Books, Programs to help you publish your family tree, Using DNA in your research, Payment with PenPal, Internet resources on agriculture, some other one-offs, and your usual favourites.

All of this plus a double helping of information on our regular cover CD disk that includes part one of the valuable Universal British Directory 1793-98 volume 1 for London.

And that’s not all - also enclosed with the package is a free 36 page guide to family history software.

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Jun-05
In this issue can be found:
Was your ancestor a Victorian sports personality
The origins of the military police
Elvis Presley - an Ulster link
Surname and phonetics
About the quarrymen of Mynydd Llangatwg
The Sunday school movement
Using rate books

Plus our regular features and pieces on numerous other subjects

In our computer section, we have such subjects as: British emigrants to Australia, reviews on the Pocket Genealogist 2.92 and My Roots 4, GEDCOM and Generations, internet resources on heraldry, 1871 Census for Scotland - indexed, plus your usual favourites.

On the free cover disc we have: Master Name Index, Coventry 1871 Census and Nottinghamshire parish records Volume 1 (marriages).

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Jul-05
In this issue can be found:
Was grandma on the buses?
Redcaps
Surnames and phonetics
The Court Leet of the Manor of Brierley
What to do with old diaries and letters
East Riding of Yorkshire Archive Service

Plus our regular features and pieces on numerous other subjects

In our computer section, we have such subjects as:British emigrants to New Zealand, websites for sportsmen and women, reviews on the Master Genealogist 6 Gold and Family historian 2.3.5, plus your usual favourites. On the free cover disc we have:Universal Nritish Directory Vol 2 Part 2, Christchurch 1901 Census, Parish Records Devon Vol 1 (marriag and the demo version of Custodian 3.

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Aug-05
In this issue can be found:
Ancestors at work: the Metropolitan policeman
Irish ancestry: Rent Rolls and the City of Londonderry
Some surnames of Scottish, Irish and European origin in Ilkeston, Derbyshire
A handsome ransome
Trained 'in the habits of industry'
Irish ancestry: British Army marriages in Newry, County Down
Hull City Archives

Plus our regular features and pieces on numerous other subjects

In our computer section, we have such subjects as:British emigrants to America, websites for Welsh genealogy, exploring GEDCOM, plus your usual favourites. On the free cover disc we have:Universal British Directory Vol 3 Part 2, Stratton, Cornwall 1871 Census, Parish Records Derbyshire Vol 1 (marriage) and the demo version of Rootsmagic V2.

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Sept-05
On your cover disc:
Universal British Directory: Volume 4 Part 2
Edgbaston, Worcs 1891 Census RG12/2356-2360
Parish Records Buckinghamshire Volume 1 (marriage)
Back issue September 2001 Family Tree Magazine
Demo: e-Book utilities

In this issue can be found:
Ancestors at work: the agricultural labourer
Welcome to fascination and frustration
Odd vols: a Pandora's box of parish register oddities, Part 2
Prisoners of war, Part 2 'Crewelly used by some Welshmen...
Habitual criminals, or innocents abroad?
Looking for an elusive man
Who says 'ag labs' are boring?
The widow's lot in a Norfolk village

Plus our regular features and pieces on numerous other subjects

In our 20 page computer section, you will find:

How to view this month's cover disk

1837online.com
Clothes & fashions Publish your familye-book by Mark Lang
Reviews on, Desk Top Authur and EbooksWriter
British emigrants to Canada by Brian Hudson

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Nov-05
Monument to an industry
More remarkable tombstones from the Kingdom of Fife
The Territorial Force infantry
Training ships: Go to sea, young man
Midlands canal workers
Prisoners of war
Who took the photograph?
Interview with a witch
Madness, mercy and marriage
Plus our regular items

In our Family Tree Connect:
Family Trees Legends 5
Ancestry.co.uk
British emigrants to India
The parish and its officers
It started with a twig

On your cover disc:
Oxford Census RG10/1435-1441
Parish Records Dorset Volume 1 (marriage)
Back issue Nov/Dec 1984 Family Tree Magazine and November 2003 Practical Family History
Demo: Family Historian 2.3 (shareware)

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Dec-05
Absolute beginners
Friendly societies: Mutual aid in time of need
Ancestors at work: The undertaker and the funeral director
Prisoners of war, Part 5: 'It is a war...against women and children'
A journey into surnames, part 12 Kedgley of north London
Irish migration: Over the seas to a new life
He lit his pipe with fivers
Plus our regular items

In our Family Tree Connect:
Build your own website
Internet resources on coal mining
Genealogy on the Macintosh
www.military-genealogy.com
Renew and restore with Photoshop Elements 3.0
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On your cover disc:
Dorset, Dorchester 1861 Census RG9/1353-1358
Parish Records Essex Volume 1 (marriage)
Back issue: Family Tree Magazine November/December 1985 and Practical Family History December 2004
Bonus: Photoshop Elements 3 Demo
Demo: RootsMagic Version 3

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Mar-06
Absolute beginners
The railwayman Part 1: station staff
Military museums in south-west England
The country carrier
Little known sources: Certificates of residence
Behagg and Beharell, European Protestants in the Fens
The adventurous Miss Smith
Hospital for the mentally ill
The 'Laird of Skelbo'
Plus our regular items

In our Family Tree Connect
Your family in Ireland Part 3: culture, geography, maps, monumental inscriptions and heraldry
UKindexer.co.uk and The Genealogist.co.uk
Personal Historian
Internet resources on Lawyers Navigator

On your cover disc:
Edmonton, Middlesex 1871 Census (Part of) RG10/1343-48
Parish Records Lincolnshire Volume 1 (marriages)
Back issue March 1988 Family Tree Magazine and March 2002 Practical Family History
Bonus: 8 Irish County Index Maps
Software: Legacy 6 Standard

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Apr-06
The railwayman Part 2: permanent way and footplate staff
War diaries
Bookplates for family historians
Little known sources: Bounty hunters and deserters
All aboard for Illinois!
The Country carrier
Hospital for the mentally ill
Soldier, artist, author
Plus all our regular Items

In our Family Tree Connect, you will find:
Your family in Ireland Part 4: Migration, occupation and military sites
Lostcousins
Internet resources on childbirth and baby care
Heredid X.2 for Macintosh

On your cover disc:
Conisford, Norfolk 1851 Census HO107/1814
Parish Records Leicestershire Volume 1 (marriages)
Back issue April 1989 Family Tree Magazine and April 2003 Practical Family History
Bonus: 8 Irish County Index Maps
Software: Family Historian 2.3 Demo

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May-06
Absolute beginners
The National Army Museum
Wrong number - right house
The Postman
Have you tried...?
Tax defaulters
York City Archives
The Federation of Family History Societies
Enterprising ancestors
How the poor lived
Prayer and politics - relatively speaking
Plus all our regular items

In our Family Tree Connect
Book review
Skeletons in the family closet
CD-ROMs in brief
Ancestry.co.uk
Family history companion software
Memories of village life

On your cover disc:
Census: Barton Regis (Pt), Glos 1891
Parish Records: Middlesex Vol 1 (marriages)
Back issues: May 1990 Family Tree Magazine, May 2004 Practical Family History
Bonus: 'Discover Your Roots' sample chapter
Software: 4 Trials plus Links

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Jun-06
Absolute beginners
The India Office at the British Library
Male servants' tax
Warreners and gamekeepers
Triumphs and tribulations of a family historian
A journey into surnames
Have I got news for you!
A Victorian detective story
Finding the Folcarellis
Desperately seeking...

In Family Tree Connect
An e-book review
Canal and river workers
GEDmill 1.8 Pro
Take your fiche into the future
'Dragon Naturally Speaking' - the major voice recognition program
Database dilemmas and solutions

On your cover disc:
Census: Daventry, Northants 1871
Parish records: Surrey Volume 1
Back issues: June 1991 Family Tree Magazine, June 2005 Practical Family History
Software: RootsMagic Demo & GEDmill 1.8
Bonus: Essential weblinks

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July-06
Kitchener's men
When poachers were fair game
Double Scotch
A pilgrim in Spain
Bookplates and their owners
'Is there a job for cousin Jack?'
Using Griffith's Valuation: A case study
The genealogical world of coincidence
Soldiers in The National Archives
A cure for 'Leeds legs'
Bookplates for family historians

In Family Tree Connect:
Family Historian 3
Internet resources on Scottish ancestors
Searching online? Use a spreadsheet
All at sea? Help from the Maritime Museum

On your cover disc:
Census: West Ham, Essex 1851
Parish records: Yorkshire Volume 1
Back issues: July 1992 Family Tree Magazine, July 2000 Practical Family History
Software: Legacy 6.0 Standard
Bonus: Essential weblinks

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Aug-06
Absolute beginners
The registers of the Royal Naval Chapel, Greenwich
The Federation of Family History Societies news page
Little known sources: Some 18th century passengers
Was your ancestor a spiritualist medium?
Silent settlers
Surname clinic
Down your way in Yorkshire: Bridlington Local Studies Library
Service documents: World War I medal rolls
Subscription hospitals and dispensaries
Ancestors at work: on the buses
Insurance and the family historian

In Connect, our computer section, you will find:
We say goodbye to one of our faviourites - Eric Probert
RootswebUK.com
Dynamic web pages
Genealogy and your computer
Internet resources on textile workers
GEDCOM files: How to merge them

On your cover disc:
1841 Census for East/West Kingsbury, Somerset
Parish Records for Shropshire Volume I
Back issues of Family Tree Magazine, August 1993/Practical Family History 2001
Six key shareware/demos
Bonus Online master name search
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Sept-06
Ancestors and work: Ploughmen and penny boys
Little known sources: Who paid Plate tax and who didn't
World War I attestation papers
The silent settlers Part II
Heraldic detective work
John Buick - from kilts to kangaroos
Murder most foul
Killed by pirates
Triumphs and tribulations of a family historian
Surname clinic
Ethel, the bankrupt portrait painter
Run where you can

In the Connect computer section:
The Scottish censuses
Genealogy and your computer Part II
Internet resources on buying old documents
Decode your GEDCOM files
Memorials: CMIAR software

On the cover disc:
1871 Census for Barnstaple (part), Devon
Parish records: Hampshire Volume 9
Back issues of Family Tree Magazine September 1994/Practical FAmily History 2002
Software: RootsMagic V2 demo
Bonus: Essential weblinks

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Oct-06
Absolute beginners
Postman's Park
A nation of saints
Genealogical miscellany
Diary dates
Bringing light to the Dark Continent: Part I
Little known sources: Carriage tax
Lincolnshire Archives
World War I discharge papers
Workhouse masters and matrons
Searching for roots in Sweden: Where the Olssons come from
Have you tried...? Auctioneers' and booksellers' catalogues
Surname clinic

In the Connect computer section:
Photoplus 7
Update on websites
Genealogy and your computer: Part 3
Internet resources on Victorians wars
Search smarter... Looking at Google
CD-ROM reviews
Book reviews
Your questions answered

On the cover disc:
1901 Census for Sevenoaks, Kent
Parish records: Cornwall, Volume 9
Back issues: Family Tree Magazine October 1995/Practical Family History October 2003
Software: Photoplus 7 and Legacy 6 Standard
Plus a bonus of essential weblinks

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Nov-06
Absolute beginners
Ancestors at work: The Women's Land Army
The irascible Rector of Pitney Part I
Genealogical miscellany
The happy orphan
Little known sources: Militia and Reserve substitutes
Just an ordinary Northamptonshire family
World War I casualty returns
Brewers and distillers
Surname Clinic
Further heraldic detective work
Bringing light to the Dark Continent Part II

In the Connect computer section:

Search smarter at The National Archives
DNA projects
CD-ROMs in brief
Internet resources on medieval genealogy
Have you recorded your sources?
Your questions answered
Update on the latest genealogy websites

On the cover disc:
1851 Census for Saxmundham, Aldeburgh area, Suffolk
Parish records: Gloucestershire Volume 9
Back issues: Family Tree Magazine November 1996/Practical Family History November 2000
Software: Family History 3 demo
Bonus: Essential weblinks

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Dec-06
Absolute beginners
Ancestors at work: The Salvation Army
Academic ancestors
All the nice girls...
Surname clinic
Odd volumes: The men behind the wire
Triumphs and tribulations of a family historian
Does the face fit? Postcards in family history
Pubs and publicans
The irascible Rector of Pitney: Part II

In the Connect computer section:
What's on your cover disk
Search smarter... Tips on getting the most out of the Origins Network website
CD-ROMS reviewed
Check in the phone book: Search over 100 years of phone books on the Ancestry.co.uk website
Internet resources on Australian and New Zealand genealogy, Part I
Your questions answered
Create a website in 10 steps

On the cover disc:
1851 Census for Hitchin, Hertfordshire
Norfolk Parish Records, Volume 9
Software: WebPlus 7 and RootsMagic demo
Essential web links

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Mar-07
March 2007 Family Tree Magazine

Who Do You Think You Are? Live, show ticket offer
1911 Census to be released early
School log books: 'Alice Jackson has no boots'
The Army as policeman: 'Bad luck to the Manchester Butchers'
Ancestors at work: The butcher
Surname clinic: Bunce
God bless the tithe commission
Triumphs and tribulations of a family historian
Scottish family history: church and poor law records
After the Siege: The Ladysmith story continues
Tracing the family of a foundling
To the front and beyond: Christmas cards from British prisoners of war in WWI

In the Connect computer section:

DVD reviews
Your questions answered on using the computer for research
Internet resources: Riot and rebellion
Your family book: how to create a book using PagePlus 7
Update: New and useful websites
Search smarter: Looking at the ScotlandsPeople website
Reviews of the latest CD-ROMs

On the cover disc:
Parish records for Nottinghamshire (Phillimore's marriages, Volume IX)
1871 Census for Shelton, Staffordshire
Software: RootsMagic UK edition
A back issue of Family Tree Magazine/Practical Family History
Essential web links

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Apr-07
April 2007 Family Tree Magazine

The Auxiliary War Hospital Nurse
Coroners' records in Quarter Sessions
'How beautifully the children sing' - schooldays and school log books
A governess in the family
Vengeance and a lonely heart
Genealogical miscellany
British newspapers in the 19th century
Diary dates
The experts' choices - internet sites that really work
Internet resources on food and drink
A review of Family Historian 3.1
Web news from around the globe
CD-ROMs reviewed
Your online questions
Book reviews
18th century links
Testaments and tailzies - wills and inheritance in Scotland
Questions and answers on South Africa
Surname clinic - from Eagefar to Eggerford
New books in brief
Pulling the plug - more on the Army as policeman
General questions and answers section
Family names - your interest names

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May-07
May 2007 Family Tree Magazine

What we can learn from British Army officers' commissions
Records for the future: Let's see where the digital revolution is taking us
Law and disorder: Tracing Scottish ancestors through court records
Jury service exemption application
A baker's dozen of lessons learned while exposing a family myth
Caring for the unfortunate at the Devon House of Mercy, Bovey Tracey
Sailing without rum: Thomas Downward, the Dry Master
Edinburgh Ladies of Pleasure: Extracts from Ranger's Impartial List
Genealogical miscellany
Diary dates
Internet resources on East Anglia
News from around the globe
CD-ROMs reviewed
Your online questions
18th century links
Questions and answers on South Africa
Surname clinic - McMallette
New books in brief
Keeping the peace in Ireland - more on the Army as policeman
General questions and answers section
Family names - your interest names

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Jun-07
June 2007 Family Tree Magazine

News from around the globe on all things genealogical
Ancestors at work: The St John Ambulance Brigade member
Genealogical miscellany: Musings on daughters in business; descendants of Dornock and much more
International online family history records for the future
Triumphs and tribulations of a family historian: a reminder of what family history is really all about
Army Officers' records: Career soldiers
Genetics and genealogy
Army as policeman: Keeping the peace in Ireland
Death follows the Queen's cortege: fatal shootings in 1821 led to inquest involving numerous witnesses
Mistakes not to make online: some tips to help you keep your family history records and researches straight
Latest CD-ROMS reviewed
Guide to the law: The Census Acts
Have you tried... a selection of documents found in auctions
At war beneath the waves: tales of a submariner's life at sea
Q&A on Ireland: Help with Irish research
Surname clinic: Calderwood
Tinker, tailor, beggarman, thief: sources of information about trades and occupations in Scotland
Blogging: A guide to Family Tree Magazine's free web space
Family names
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Jul-07
July 2007 Family Tree Magazine

Cover CD
1871 Census for Huntingdon
Buckinghamshire parish records
Family Historian software
Back issues of FTM July 2002 and PFH July 2003

Contents
Genealogical news from around the globe
Bound for the Cape of Good Hope: Child emigrants Part 1
Lunatic ancestors: Inmates of the asylums
My father's medals
Portobello Road: Named after a battle in a Caribbean Port
Internet resources: Friendly societies and fraternal societies
Cottages - in their Cambridgeshire cottages
The Freedom of Information Act
The Army in Ireland
First World War soldiers' records online
British newspapers in the 19th Century
British Army Officers and their families
National digitisation projects
Seeing the world as a Twisleton
Victorian seamstresses
Q&A on Ireland Part 2
Surname clinic
Family Tree Magazine Forum: Have your say
Regular items: Diary dates; Readers' letters; Genealogical Miscellany; New books in brief; CD-ROMs reviewed; Q&A; Reader to Reader incorporating: Pass it on, 18th Century links, Family Names
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Aug-07
August 2007 Family Tree Magazine

On the cover disc
1901 Census for Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire
Parish records for Leicestershire (Phillimore's Marriages)
Back issues: FTM August 2003/PFH August 1998
Software: RootsMagic UK Edition
Bonus: Essential web links

Contents
Child emigrants: Life at the Cape of Good Hope
Forgery: Records in the Bank of England
Internet resources on tracing living people
Tracing British ancestors in India: Three forgotten armies, Part 1
The Army as policeman: Irish War of Independence
Sea and river pilots, what did they do? Working life on the River Tyne.
Create your own: Family Tree Genealogy Suite
Smugglers and customs officers International trade and crime in 18th century Scotland.
Merchant Navy in WWII: Malta Convoy
Lost but not forgotten: the family painter
Ancestors at work: The Baker
Unusual printed sources: Surgical aids for the poor: Lists of 10,000 subscribers'names
Master & matron of the workhouse
Digitisation deadline looms
Copyright law and the family historian
Keep your records safe: Backing up your computer files
Surname clinic
Q&A on Wales: A look at Welsh surnames
Regular items: Genealogical miscellany; Questions and Answers; Diary dates; Book and CD reviews; Genealogical news from around the globe; Readers' letters; Reader to reader, incorporating Can you help?, Pass it on, 18th Century links, Family names.
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Sep-07
September 2007 Family Tree Magazine

Gain access to the 1911 Census
Home Guardsmen during the Second World War
Tracing officers serving in the East India Company Army
Scottish registers of deeds, in particular, probative writs
A rather sad and intriguing insight into the lives of one man and his two 'wives'
Website special on how our ancestors kept in touch
Tribute on the 65th Anniversary year of the Bomber Command Offensive
Strikes and disorders that ended with the Army coming to the aid of law and order
The science behind surnames
Using antique documents related to burials in wool

On your cover CD this month: 1861 Census for Ludlow, Shropshire; parish records for Surrey; back issues of Family Tree Magazine and Practical Family History and Legacy Standard software demo.

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Oct-07
October 2007 Family Tree Magazine

News - What's happening at the Family Records Centre?
What can the new records coming to BMDRegisters.co.uk reveal?
Ancestors at Work: the laundry worker.
Internet Resources: Ancestors from the North-East of England.
Poor Law records at The National Archives.
65th Anniversary of the second Battle of El Alamein, tracing ancestors who fought in it.
Tracing soldiers in the East India Company Armies.
Married life in the British Army in days gone by.
The Walworth Jumpers: a tragic tale of an obscure religious sect.
Eva Lückes: learn about an outstanding nursing reformer and trace your own nurse ancestors.
How the Hawkhead parish registers have been made into an accessible database.
Settlement certificates explored.
The Tolpuddle Martyrs and their informers.
How to get the most from thegenealogist.co.uk
Working for the landed gentry.
Q&A on London archives.
Ancestral Quest version 12 explained.
New books in brief.
Photo Dating.
Surname Clinic.
Plus regular features.
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Nov-07
November 2007 Family Tree Magazine

Fantastic Book Sale - 50% Off selected books
Take a tour of Passchenaele 90 years on
Ancestors at work: The master builder
Kidnapped and sold for silver and gold: Europeans snatched and sold into slavery in the 17th & 18th centuries
How to get the most out of the baptism registers
A strange birth certificate: a possible solution to those elusive birth registrations
Understanding a 17th century Prerogative Court of Canterbury will
Internet resources: trace your forebears from Cumberland, Westmorland, Lancashire and Cheshire
Jezreel and his Tower
A sniper in WWI
Boy soldiers in the British Army
Q&A on tracing WWI Army ancestors
Tracking down portraits of your ancestors
Helpful tips to get the most from family history research
Simple steps to track down your ancestors
Photo information
Records of Royal Household staff
The Plantation of Ulster: Life in Armagh
Surname Clinic: were the Musthers originally dealers in mustard?
Plus regular items of News, reviews, diary dates, letters and miscellany

On your FREE cover CD
Parish records for London, Volume 16 of the Harleian Society christenings, marriages and burials for Kensington
1871 Census for Caxton & Willingham, Cambridgeshire
Back issues: FTM November 1987, PFH November 2001
RootsMagic software

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May-08
Ancestors at work: Shell-shocked - WWI munitions girls
From debtors… to Army mutineers, the history of Northallerton Gaol
Irish roots: piecing together your Irish ancestry using new online resources
Discovering documents: from grand to humble…
The City of London's churchyards
Terror of the seas - researching seafaring ancestors may actually reveal a privateer or even a pirate in the family
Tuning into the past by using the phone books online at Ancestry
Tracing the Upper Ten Thousand - land ownership, including small parcels of land which our ancestors lived on
Teething problems: some family legends
A military family: a reader's story of identifying family members from a remarkable newspaper article
A life in limbo: a reader's poignant journey to piece together the life of a displaced person
How our ancestors lived in 1900
World War II: The Home Front online resources
Unstable times: a family bankrupt
The Human Cost of War: an emotional journey
The role of the Heavy Cavalry in history
Regulars: Geanealogical news from around the globe; Diary Dates; Readers' letters; Genealogical miscellany; Book and CD reviews; Q&A (our expert comes to the rescue with practical advice); Reader to Reader incorporates Can You Help, Pas it On, 18th Century Links, Family Names

On your free Cover CD
Parish records for Irby-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire; 1871 Census for Worcester (part); BONUS: The Children's Story of the War; RootsMagic software demo; Back issues: FTM May 2003, PFH May 2001

Price: £1.50

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Jun-08
The Midwife: exploring the often controversial midwifery profession
A look back at the unpleasant but essential work of the night-soil men
A visit to the newly refurbished National Archives
The Royal Artillery: the four main corps of the Royal Artillery have fought in every conflict in which the British Army has served since 1662
An elusive ancestor: a reader's search for her grandfather helped solve a family mystery
100 Years of funerals explored
Finding dead 'uns in Salt Lake City - the family history capital of the world
Parish records - a Q&A special
Family History Quiz - a readers' challenge
Web resources - South East England
Landowning ancestors Part 2
Bring out your dead: the pest fields of old London
Readers' research: Ancestors found in the Scottish Borders; how relatives joined forces to help produce a family tree for a bridegroom's family; Listener beware! Don't believe everything you hear; A mini one-name study for Micklethwaites
Plus regulars: News, Diary Dates, Readers' Letters, Genealogical Miscellany, Q&A, Book & CD Reviews, Reader to Reader, Family Names

Plus on your free cover CD
Parish Records for Lesbury, Northumberland; 1901 Census for Warminster, Wiltshire; Back Issues: FTM May/June 1985, PFH June 1999; Legacy 6 demo; Bonus special: Illustrated London News 12 July 1862; Bonus software: PagePlus 8 PDF edition

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Sum-08
Free: Family history days out booklet
The Air Raid Warden: exploring the role of those who helped protect Britain's wartime civilian population.
I was the family skeleton: A reader's journey to find his natural family.
Memories and Memoirs: How a reader turned to an elderly uncle to begin her family research.
In and out o the limelight: the life and family of an actress from the early 19th century.
Tea and temperance: an investigation into how to find out about your Methodist forebears.
Looking for pauper ancestors? Find out how to search online for them in almshouses, workhouses, children's homes and more.
A humorous trip down memory lane with Diane Lindsay.
Key London records pre-1841.
Settlement examination and removal orders explained by our expert.
DNA Latest - Q&A Special
Private burial grounds in 18th and 19th century London.
Don Steel remembered: Obituary.
Step-by-step research back to the 1700s
Specialist Corps: The history and roles of British Army corps which still provide essential support to soldiers today.
Could your ancestor write?
How archaeology can help you learn about your family of old.
Plus the regulars: Family History News; Readers' Letters; Diary dates; Genealogical Miscellany; Q&A; Book and CD reviews; Reader to Reader; Family Names.

Price: £1.50

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Jul-08
Crab and lobster fishermen: their tradition, their communities, their working days
Researching London Ancestors before 1841: Part 2
Officers & seamen in the East India Company: How to research the records
The King's shilling - recruitment in the Army
Born a foundling, died a pauper
New lands, new lives: where did your ancestors migrate from and why?
Smugglers… and the law - online resources
Parish constables: who maintained law and order in the village?
Twists and turns in the past - find out which interested 1879 death roll a reader uncovered in her search for a birth certificate
Scrapbooking your family history
Crypt and cellars: Nonconformists and where to find the records, Part 4
Novice beware! Warning for the family history novice online
Discovering documents: Manorial rentals examined
Boatswain's adventures: a readers voyage back to 1812 to find his seafaring ancestor
Birthday books - an unusual heirloom that can reveal so much
Family conundrum - Did the registrar make a mistake 90 years ago?
Surname solutions - what does your name mean?
Tales of the riverbank - finding a grandfather missing from the 1871 Census
Your tree? Your family? Make sure you've got your ancestors on your tree
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1901 Census for Warwick
Parish Records for Broseley, Shropshire
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Apprentices & Freemen: researching livery company records
A New World: 19th century immigrant ancestors in New Zealand online
Battlefield tour: Somme and Vimy
Stories of life and death: a reader's voyage of discovery
Green-fingered forebears: allotment holders after the Enclosure Acts
Acts of charity: a look at the history of charity
Triumphs and tribulations of a family historian: Hats off to our ancestors
20 Expert online census search tips - it's worth experimenting
Herring heydays: fishermen and lassies
Researching early Hutchisons: a lucky break
Deciphering bookplates - the answers
London's lost burial grounds Part 5: burial places of foreigners
Indian Army pensions: find out more
The British in Lausanne, Switzerland 1814-1850
Lists of landlords - Somerset
Seize the day: top tips for people who have little time
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Parish records for Ingham, Suffolk
1901 Census for Romsey, Hampshire
Back issues: FTM August 1987, PFH August 2003
RootsMagic demo version
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Using our new forum www.familyhistoryforum.co.uk is the ideal place to post queries and air your views
The Lifeboatmen: the conclusion of our series looking at fishermen and the fishing industry
The Uniform: NEW SERIES on how army uniforms have altered over the last few hundred years to help you date your military portraits or photographs
Finding family - using free sources
A chilling discovery: a real skeleton in the cupboard
Ellis Island experiences: exploring the first experiences of immigrants arriving on Ellis Island
Emmposium reunited: One name, one family reunion
Family history research in Canada: an investigation into the online resources available
A eureka moment! A startling revelation made whilst cataloguing an ancestor
The Princess Alice Disaster: the sinking of a paddle steamer off Woolwich in 1878
Hidden histories: nursery rhymes
Where our ancestors lived: clues ot the lives of our ancestors are all around us if we look closely enough
Top 10 records… The National Library of Wales NEW SERIES
On his deathbed: the final hours of our Victorian family members
Churchyards outside the City of London - final part of this series
German relatives: Did your ancestors come from Germany?
Viking in the veins: DNA testing for family historians
Newspapers and periodicals: all human life is there…
Drinkers and teetotallers: a continuing series which examines antique documents
Suburban living: Metro-land
Seize the day: top research tips for busy people
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Parish records for Windlesham, Surey (1677-1783)
1871 Census for Ramsgate, Kent
Back issues: FTM September 1988, PFH August/September 1997
Legacy 7 (full program)
Bonus: Deeds that Thrill the Empire (Part 2)

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FREE GIANT FAMILY HISTORY CHART - 10 generations

Italian relatives: a look at the key sources for finding ancestors in Italy
Burnt as a Witch: 60,000 people were put to death in 16th & 17th century Europe
Grand Old Age: finding records of Scottish centenarians of days gone by
Army Hats & Helmets: Part 2 an examination of military headgear
Convict to Capitalist: the pioneering world of Australia's early settlers
British transport Police Officers: finding out more
The Importance of Finding Ernest: Solving a family mystery
Divorce Records at The National Archives
Irish Blood, English Heart? - looking beyond the obvious records
The Sexton: Gravedigger, bell-ringer and scribe!
Stalin's Signature: Explore the Great Terror of Soviet-era Ukraine and track down the records to help trace lost family
Telling Times: switch off your computer and talk to the older generation
How to Find Workers on the Move
Papermaker Ancestors
18th Century Horror: searching a burial register
Top 10 Records held at The Mitchell Library in Glasgow
Army in Canada: records covering the British Army soldiers who fought during the American Revolutionary War 1775-1783
Scouts & Guides: online resources to aid your research
Seize the Day: however little time you have
Pew Rents: Discovering Documents concerning renting church pews and what they might tell you about your forebear
When Baby Came: what can baby books tell you about your family history?
Butterfly Minds: a lighter look at genealogy
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News - What's happening in the world of family history?
Return to Civvy Street: what happened to the demobbed soldiers of the Great War?
Military Burials: a tour of pre-world war military graveyards in foreign lands
How to order WWI service records
Colin Chapman gives first hand experience on the Isle of Man sources
Confined to the bin: lost family heirlooms and those that survived
Top 10 records held at Manchester Archives & Local Studies
Pals Battalions: a whole generation of young men perished in World War I
Postcards for your Family History
Parochical Miscellany: Discovering Documents, an examination of three parish records
The Art of War: artists who became hospital orderlies in WWI and produced unique records of their experiences
Eliza's Story: a soldier's wife in the 19th century
A Russian Hero from Liverpool: tracing a great-uncle's real wartime tale through photos, diaries and service records
Legal Eagle: how 19th century legal documents vividly evoke the lives of a Scottish farming family
Two Walters, Two Wars: research took a reader on a poignant journey into her WWI ancestor's past
Foundling Hospital: how to trace your foundling forebears and the history of the London Foundling Hospital, set up in 1739
Illiterate or just Plain Drunk? Why were some of our ancestors unable to sign their names on the marriage or baptism register?
Seize the Day: top research tips for those with very little time
Identify your Grandpa's Cap Badge: Part 3 - examining military hat and cap badges
Polish Ancestry: a look at Polish genealogy in the latest part of this series on tracing European roots
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How to trace your Freemasons in the family
A Treasure Trove of documents from the Parish Chest
Triumphs & Tribulations: Dolls houses
Researching ancestors involved in disaster
The Chaundy family gathering to celebrate 500 years of family history
Online resources for finding ancestors in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire
Identifying anonymous Victorian ladies on tour
Ancestors at work: the ancient trade of the solitary shepherd
Top 10 records held at Tyne & Wear Archives Service
The Italian Connection: tracing down unknown cousins
Understanding the 17th century Gazettes
A family suicide just 30 feet from the Senate steps in Washington
Historians' heirlooms: Court Baron records examined
Identifying your soldier from collar and shoulder badges
Tracing European relatives: exploring Spanish ancestors
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Ancestors at work: A look at the trade of the chimney sweep
The value of Tudor and Stuart documents
School uniform through time
Between a rock and a hard place: the life and times of Charlotte Bennett
Printed perfection: beautiful family trees
Child migration: Innocents abroad
Letter from Chile James Coke's adventurous exploits
Mould in the archives: a serious problem
Calculating cousins: working out Who's who
Which website should I pay a subscription to?
Bloodlines: A knock on the door opened a new world of family ties
Russian genealogy and the challenges
Identifying your soldier from buttons and sleeve badges
Historians' heirlooms: parochial miscellany examined
Top 10 records… PRO Northern Ireland
Making tracks: abandoned on a train as a baby - a foundling's tale
Stocking filler Quiz - lots of prizes for grabs
Surname info - Fellow/es and derivatives
Seize the day: Research tips for busy people
Checking out the folklore from log books and newspapers
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Cemetery iconology: Stories told in stone
The lords and the lunatics of the private madhouses in the 17th and 18th centuries
Grave robbery: an examination of the vile trade of the body snatchers
Vanishing violet Charlesworth - the mystery of the missing heiress
The Irish potato famine and its devastating affect on its population
War memorials: a fascinating project to find out more than just a name
Identifying your soldier: ranks and their insignia
The Volunteer Training Corps of the First World War
Using websites to find inventors and inventions
Stitches in time, a reader's family history research
Top 10 records held at the East Riding of Yorkshire Archives Service
Adoption: an intriguing story just after WWI
Trials & tribulations of a family historian
Several generations of Serjeants in the book trade
Discovering documents: political documents from the 19th & 20th centuries
Tracing ancestors in France
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Ancestors at work: the drover
Scottish expert tips: Register of Corrected Entries
The legacy of the Highland Clearances
A life less ordinary: The Mass Observation project
The real Crusoe - Alexander Selkirk was rescued 300 years ago
Irish roots: your next steps
Birth of Welfare Britain 100 years ago
Plot your family tree with Google Maps
Correcting death registration errors
Finding your way around old London: some resources to help
They seek him here… : spies and intelligence services online
It's in your genes: clarification on using DNA for family history
George Monck - Father of the British Army
Top 10 records at the National Archives of Ireland
Blood money - a reader's tale
Discovering documents: Glebe Terriers
The shrinking family post 1870
South Australia bound: Aussie case study
Relatives in Norway: Scandinavian sources
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Using maps in family history
Trials & tribulations of a family historian
A family history in a house - life in a South London community
Head counts - early census-like surveys and lists
I was your runner that day, Sir: a mystery note worth investigating
1911 Census - first impressions
Wolf at the Church door: Clergy families incomes
Web resources: Shipwrecks and other watery disasters
A merchant's tale: using London directories, fire insurance policies and trial reports
Samuel Godley: the story of a Waterlooman
Land girls in the Great War
Crowning glory: secrets revealed through your ancestor's locks of hair
Military mysteries: What's in a name?
A reader finds a musical artefact crafted by her great-grandfather
U-boat hotel: Prisoner of war camps in Cumberland and Westmorland
Top 10 records… Birmingham
Discovering documents: Freemen certificates
Relatives in Sweden: Scandinavian sources
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Ancestors at work - 1911 Census - the builder's labourer
New series on the military: Part 1 - the Tudor and Stuart periods
Multiple marriages: a story of bigamy
Seeking out surnames on the internet
War stories: piecing together stories of family members
The Headless Horseman of Hartley: a reader's ghostly story of her 5 x great-grandfather
To 10 records at the National Archives of Scotland
Family mystery solved: turn detective to find the evidence
Tracing Royal Navy personnel in the censuses
Beyond the parish registers: a guide to the lesser-known sources of the parish chest
Scandinavian sources: Relatives in Denmark
Exodus to Utah: Sarah's courageous escape
Historian's heirlooms: Freedom of the City of London
Rebellious ancestors rallying to the Clarion call
Forget me not: autograph books
Scottish archives: Perth's King James VI Hospital
New to family history? The first steps
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Year of Homecoming: Planning on exploring your Scottish roots?
A Welsh odyssey: Family Quest to Find Mum's Forebears
Tracing military ancestors Part 2: Finding Georgian soldiers and sailors
Find your way round www.thegenealogist.co.uk
Which program's for you? Reviewing new versions of software released in the past year
Missing identity: Search for a lost childhood by a Holocaust survivor
Local constabularies: How to trace Victoria's young Peelers in the provinces after 1856
How time flies!: Trials and tribulations of a family historian
A survey of Scandinavian records: Relatives in Finland
Ancestors at work: Coal miners
Italian connections: Researching the Caraccios family of Lago di Como
Cyril's story: An 'ordinary man's war'
Historians' heirlooms: Freedom… Documents for Ireland & Scotland
Top 10 records at the Norfolk Record Office
Non-parochial breakthrough: A whole new line of enquiry using an online service
New to family history? The first steps
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Ancestors at work: Domestic servants
Tracing military ancestors Part 3: Finding 19th century soldiers and sailors
The Society of Genealogists - the most comprehensive genealogical library in the Britain
A tour of remembrance - 65th Anniversary of D-Day
Continental connections - Relatives in Austria
A reader's story of her elusive great-grandmother
Historians' heirlooms: Irregular marriages explained
A brooch to treasure: what jewellery can tell us about family history
What's in a name? May's quest in memory of her 'mam'
Hatters in Cheshire and America making history
Create your own family photo book, poster or banner online
Medical matters: historical sickness & health online sources
My family and a 'tied' inn - a century of innkeepers
Heraldic pretensions? A monumental mistake
RootsMagic version 4 software review
Early 18th century poll books of Norwich
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Clans of the Scottish Highlands
How to find your Great War heroes
Walking the census - an online tour
A reader's story: From football to Flanders
Online records: FamilyRelatives.com
War & finance in the 17th century
Top 10 records… Cambridgeshire Archives & Local Studies
European genealogy: Relatives in Switzerland
Henry Bond went down with the Titanic - or did he?
Sew and sews - it's all in the genes
Ancestors at work: Agricultural labourers
Confused by Welsh surnames? Making sense of the Joneses
A reader's tale: In memory of Private Christopher George Hopkins
Passport to the past - fascinating facts
A kiss from France - Words of comfort
Historians' heirlooms explained: Quaker BMDs
A history of violence: The Gordon Riots
Software review: Family Historian V4
In the family way: a look at birth control through contemporary literature
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The cotton factory worker
Useful online resources for British POWs in World War II
Convict connections: A tale of two ancestors
Finding WWII military ancestors
The quality of life in the 19th Century
Top 10 records… Southampton Archives Services
The refractory pauper
Investigating probate inventories: Trendles & stoopers
Discovering documents: Irregular marriages: Gretna Green
On the ancestral trail: Scotland's Homecoming
London Dock Strike of 1889: Desperate yet determined
Relatives in Portugal
What did they wear? Followers of fashion
Signposts to the past: clues in mementos
Landowners to ag labs in two generations: Poor Law
The Huskar Pit Disaster
Giveaways: album, storage binder, chart & CDs
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GREAT NEW LOOK MAGAZINE

Our Military: World War II - year by year
Discovering Documents: World War II Army Book
Home Front: Ordinary lives on the Home Front
Make do and mend: Home on the kitchen front
Readers' Memories: Our War Stories…
Caring for your photographs
Jewish Children: Rescue mission
War Graves: Some corner of a familiar field
Collections into care
Your Q & A
Down memory lane: A bygone age
Thoughts on… Comfort in remembering
Win a collection of World War II CDs
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Home Front: Women volunteers
Worked to the utmost limit: WWII reserved occupations
Top 10 Records for Cumbria
DNA: 10 Years on
Continental Connections: Relatives in Belgium
Criminal Records: Hue and Cry
Appointment of Clergy: Parsons & patrons
Case study: A serial deserter
Clubs & societies: Working men's & gentlemen's clubs
Discovering documents: A parish chest inventory
Yorkshire to United States: Brick walls broken abroad
In search of a Private… Tracing a regiment
Unhappy parish officers
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Home Front: Women volunteers
Worked to the utmost limit: WWII reserved occupations
Top 10 Records for Cumbria
DNA: 10 Years on
Continental Connections: Relatives in Belgium
Criminal Records: Hue and Cry
Appointment of Clergy: Parsons & patrons
Case study: A serial deserter
Clubs & societies: Working men's & gentlemen's clubs
Discovering documents: A parish chest inventory
Yorkshire to United States: Brick walls broken abroad
In search of a Private… Tracing a regiment
Unhappy parish officers
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Local archives under threat - what the future may hold
R&R on the Western Front: Talbot House or 'Toc H' as it became known
In search of a memorial: a readers search
New Series: Empire & Commonwealth - Part One: Relatives in Canada
Scottish Regiments: Traditions & Customs
Remembrance Day: the value of Poppy Day
Surnames: such a treasure!
A family history novel: from research to storytelling
Discovering Documents: Window Tax
A poignant record: The 1911 Census, the calm before the storm
Ancestors at Agincourt: explore these online records free
Before judge and jury - law courts through the ages
Follow your ancestors to Canada using the Canadian Genealogy Centre and its website
Top 10 resources from the Imperial War Museum
Animals in war - they had no choice
Facts and artefacts can give intriguing leads
Real heroes of our time
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Postal ancestors and the Royal Mail Archive
Empire and Commonwealth - part two: Relatives in New Zealand
Traditions and customs: Irish Regiment
Top 10 Records for Nottinghamshire
Are you a family history lottery winner?
Watching for the enemy: The Royal Observer Corps
Building on the past: brickwork can reveal a building's history
How to trace family before 1700
Preserving your photo collection
Discovering documents: Sunday School records
A taste of Christmas past
A reader's story of a 60 year search for Grandpa
The Newgate Calendar was a popular 18th century read
Hunters and hellraisers: hunting down Nonconformist ancestors
1939 Identity card register revealed
A letter from Christmas past but who was Blanchie?
WAAF: helping the RAF get off the ground
From research to storytelling: A novel family quest
Fireside reminiscences
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Restoring your damaged photos
The 1910 Valuation Office Survey of English and Welsh properties
Empire & Commonwealth: Part 3, Relatives in South Africa
Guide to making a film - top tips on capturing your family history
Victoria's wars: The first Anglo-Afghan war
What did they wear? Social change and women's fashion 1900-1939
Criminal ancestors: A skeleton - at last!
I must keep my resolutions… 10 New Year resolutions for family historians
Further tips to find family before 1700
A global disaster: the 1918 influenza pandemic
Discovering documents: School certificates
Grandma's button box: what it revealed
The life of the parish priest in rural England
A mystery in ice: Ancestors in the Arctic?
19th Century debtors: A vicar's exile in France
Wartime medical care: The evacuation of hospitals
Time for a celebration: coming of age
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Wills and Testaments on the web
Proof of marriage? Prohibited marriages before 1907
Who were they? Researching names on WWI memorials
Empire & Commonwealth: Part 4, Relatives in India
Tracing your ancestors on Jersey
Photographing documents: digital cameras in archives
Caleb Masters, Victorian patriarch
The Wipers Times A British newspaper eagerly sought after during the Great War
Lost and found: The invisible woman
Victoria's wars: Further conflict in Afghanistan
Ancestors at work: The hatter
Top 10 records for Devon
Social history: 'Madman murders a mother'
Criminals online: Ancestors outside the law
Software review: Family Tree Builder 4.0
Discovering documents: Coroners' records
Thoughts on… Record office manners
Book & CD reviews
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Ancestors at work: The draper
The story of Grosse-Île: Life, death and quarantine
Census returns and census substitutes
Poll Books: The 1832 Reform Act
Empire and Commonwealth: Part 5 Relatives in Australia
Tales of interment - early burial registers
Victoria's wars: third conflict in Afghanistan
Scottish Poor Law records: In search of the poor
Discovering documents: Coroners' records
Royal Households on the census: Seeking Her Majesty
Just who are we Reeley? Tracing a surname
Top 10 Records for Bristol
Musical ancestors: Music! Music! Music!
Thoughts on… Armchair time traveller
Plenty of books and CDs to giveaway
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Family Tree Achievement Awards 2010

Ancestors at work: The country policeman
Fundamental sources online: Parish and Nonconformist registers
Royal Navy seamen: Part 1, Old salts and sea dogs
Empire and Commonwealth: Part 6, Ancestors in America before independence
Is your surname from overseas?
English Needlework Samplers: Stitches in time
Sources for researching horse racing jockeys
Firemen on a fateful voyage - the Titanic
Find your Welsh ancestors using The National Library of Wales
Campaigning in Burma in the 19th century
DNA and me! Genetic clues
Scottish Island research: Orkney & Shetland
Discovering Documents: A 19th century parish notebook of a Liverpool curate
Research The British Library, Boston Spa
Tips to get you started… Your family history website
17th Century wills: Where there's a will…
Thoughts on… Keeping in touch online, a new breed of ag lab
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The 'miracle' soldiers of Dunkirk
Newspapers & indexes online
Research Lambeth Palace Library founded in 1610
Crime of Passion in Burnley: What the papers said
How to use the Nonconformist & Overseas records at BMDRegisters.co.uk
A daughter's search for answers to her Japanese father's detention
Building a better future - slum clearances
18th century seamen and life on the ocean waves
HM Dartmoor Prison and its 200 years of history
Discovering Documents: Birth records in Dr Williams' Library
Empire & Commonwealth Part 7: Cape Town to Cairo
A life under wraps - a well kept secret
Anyone for a convict ancestor? Tasmania's penal colony, Port Arthur
Inner & Outer Hebrides through the centuries
Heirlooms to treasure: British quilts
Campaigns of the British Army: Trade war with China
Chords of coincidence, a tale of two soldier ancestors
Diane Lindsay thoughts on… A loving family for Eddy
Reviews of books & CDs and some for you to win
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June-10

The wheelwright's workshop
Records at a price: Divorce records
Making the most of passenger lists: migrating ancestors
Vital records: England & Wales - BMD certificate workshop
Boston Celts - Irish emigrants to Boston
Family heirlooms - start a collection
Family history lost & found - The heirloom that found me
Online routes to your roots - Wills and administrations
Royal College of Surgeons of England Library & Archives
Sidney's story - Service in India
Discovering documents: The hearth tax
Stonemason ancestors - Uncle Ted's wall
A parish under her spell - parish clerk… or a witch?
Military research: Puzzling over an Army ancestor?
Temperance pubs: A pint… and a cuppa
Looking at familiar faces - with a touch of magic
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The Victorian and Edwardian nurse
Online BMD indexes
An Irish soldier in an Essex Churchyard
Identifying photos 1840-1940
Trade directories & school registers
Sinking of the Arandora Star in 1940
Empire pilots in WWII
19th Century records of inheritance online
Your puzzles about Army ancestors solved
Discovering documents: Baptism certificates
My genetic portrait - DNA testing both sides of a family tree
Orphan ancestors from Great Knollys
Discovering battle sites: Visit the Orkney Islands
Fascinating finds: Ordinary lives of long ago
Looking for records at the Wellcome Library
Life in a debtors' gaol: Penniless & in prison
Book & CD Reviews, plus giveaways
Thoughts on… declutter or not?
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September-10

Trace your Canadian roots
Newspaper research: Turning names into people
Online records for the Boer War & Waterloo medal roll
Ancestors at work: The Battle of Britain pilots
Reading old Documents: Palaeography for family historians
On the ancestral trail - planning a family history holiday
Tracing your roots in Ireland: research in the Irish Census for free
Broadmoor Hospital: A gripping archive
On campaign in the colonies during the 18th Century
Online at www.ukbmd.org.uk - 10 years on
Scramble for victory: at war at home
St Paul's Chapel, New York - a 9/11 survivor
Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick: a wealth of material to be found
Lloyd's List, a companion to Lloyd's Register, information about the Merchant ships' movements
Early London marriage certificates
Kissing cousins: a hotly debated topic
A poignant story from postcards
Win newly released CDs from S&N Genealogy Supplies
The heart of the matter: bringing the past sharply into focus
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***NEW*** FREE Cover CD worth £45: Includes
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A nation of landlords and tenants - using estate records
The dose makes the poison - Victorian medicine
Discoving documents: More on marriage certificates
Ancestors at work: The country auctioneer
The early 19th Century British Empire: Trading stations & military outposts
Websites to save you money for UK and Ireland
New Series: Cauldrons, comfits and coffins - a look at the daily lives of 17th century ancestors
Identifying twins in your tree: Double the trouble?
Knitting ancestors in England
Was your ancestor shipwrecked? Australia's worst shipwreck in 1845 and other ill-fated voyages
A coal-mining tragedy remembered - Wellington Pit, Whitehaven
If I had three wishes… computer confidence
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Dorset ancestors in the 1861 Weymouth Census, Marriage registers for Dorset parishes, Kelly's 1923 Directory of Dorset. Plus an issue of the War Illustrated September 1914, charts, software, back issues and advice on getting started.

Ancestors at work: The Observers Corps
17th Century cottage garden: Culpeper, comfrey & carrots
The changing landscape: understanding our ancestors' surroundings
How to do a one-name study
Times of trouble - mid-19th Century British Empire
Social pastimes: British brass bands
Discovering documents: Chapel minute books explained
How to visit an archive and get the most from your visit
Finding your family fortunes
Waiting to go… Wartime training
Life in a Victorian village school
Clockmaking Cochranes: three generations who plied their trade in Ireland
A problem like Maria - illegitimacy
Mapping made easy online
Twopenny Fright & a pipdream - names and words
Back to school - family history courses
Rebels with a cause - 'retro' styles are back
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1871 Census for Radford, Nottinghamshire; Kelly's Directory of Nottinghamshire 1912; Marriage Registers 1558-1812 for Nottinghamshire parishes of Sneinton, Colwick and Gedling; The War Illustrated May 1918; FREE software, charts online tree builder and back issues
Ancestors at work: London Blitz
Carved in stone: Bedfordshire graffiti at Houghton House
Research tips: How to organise your family history
Military records on TheGenealogist.co.uk: Centuries of soldiers & sailors
My soldier's family: A successful day's search to The National Archives
Personal histories: Shaking hands with ghosts
Discovering documents: School Miscellany
We will remember them - Monumental grief of the First World War
20th & early 21st Century research - finding new cousins
Poll Books & Electoral Registers: Find voting ancestors
Survival instinct at the Front: Psyche of the sniper
In service at sea: Tracing Royal Navy ships & crew
Witchcraft in the 17th Century - Superstition, sorcery and spells
The legacy of 1917 - Tale of two Georges
British Empire 1850-1880: The struggle for glory
Faradiddles and fustian: a book at bedtime
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1851 Census for Hastings, Sussex; Pigot's 1839 Trade Directory of Sussex; Parish registers for Cocking, Sussex; The War Illustrated 1915; Free software demo for RootsMagic Essentials; family history guide and printable interview questionnaire, plus back issues and free printable family tree charts.
Lunatic asylum records
Apprenticeship records
Next-door neighbours - Nosing out the neighbours can tell us a lot
The Victorian prisoner - Part 1
Forewarned is forearmed: 20 things never to take for granted
Lost a Scottish ancestor? - Seeking sons & dottirs
The perfect interview
Discovering documents: A family archive for Joseph Wright of Derby explained
A shadowy past: bringing a family history into the open
Quintinshill Rail Disaster: Troop train tragedy en route to Gallipoli
Find your Wedgwood worker
Earls & Egg Baskets: Period pieces
Parish match: Using marriage indexes on FreeBMD
Hergbal medicine in the 17th Century
British Empire 1880-1955: Politics at play
Family Tree Maker 2011 - Should you upgrade?
Time team at the ready: Diane contemplates an archaeological dig
Great new subscriber offer
Family History Bookshop catalogue included
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