July 2025 Family Tree Magazine
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- 236
- On Sale:
- 13/06/2025
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- £5.99
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Issue Summary
Family Tree magazine – July 2025 issue Explore centuries of family history with expert guidance, practical research tips, and inspiring stories. Whether you're delving into 20th-century records or curious about tracing your roots back to 1066, the July issue of Family Tree is your perfect companion. With helpful how-tos, expert advice, and fascinating features, you’ll discover new ways to explore your ancestry—across the ages.
On Sale: 13/06/2025
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What's in this Issue?
Why you’ll love this issue:
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Take your research further than ever before
Discover how to explore Medieval records and understand the context of your ancestors’ lives and localities. -
Break down brick walls
Use passenger lists, DNA tools, RAF records and more to crack open modern mysteries in your tree. -
Reveal untold family stories
From Irish marriages to blended families, gain insight into the life events that shaped your ancestors' lives.
📖 Inside this issue:
Family History News
Read up on the latest genealogy news, projects and discoveries.
Making the Most of Ships’ Passenger Lists
David Annal reveals how to uncover clues and spot key details in these essential emigration records.
Twiglets
Gill Shaw gets creative between the censuses—and makes a surprising discovery along the way.
Marriage Records in Ireland
Chris Paton shares his expert guide to tracing Irish marriages and divorce records.
The Paths to the ‘Blended Family’
Wayne Shepheard explores how remarriage, loss, and migration shaped families in the past - just as they do today.
What Can Family Tree Software Do for You?
Phil Isherwood gives a tour of the powerful features in Family Historian 7 to help you manage your tree.
An Introduction to Medieval Records
Richard Tolson shows how to explore local history and people from nearly 1,000 years ago, using medieval record collections.
DNA Relationship Tools
Karen Evans shares her favourite DNA tools to make understanding your genetic matches quicker and easier.
Tracing Ancestors in the Royal Air Force
Graham Bandy explains how to find and use RAF service records to learn more about relatives who served.
Photo Corner
Jayne Shrimpton offers advice for dating your mystery family photos.
Ancestry Tree Tips
Quick answers to common questions about building and managing your online family tree.
Q&A
Our panel of experts tackle real-life genealogy puzzles submitted by readers.
Your Letters
Read what’s on the minds of fellow family historians this month.
Diary Dates
Don’t miss the latest genealogy events happening online and in person.
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Thoughts On…
Diane Lindsay shares reflections on her resilient North Yorkshire ancestors—and why no life is ever ‘ordinary’.