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Jack Marshall Lucy & Percy Pepper Finding the Fullertons Landscapes of 19th century Melbourne Using geophysics to locate unmarked graves

My Ancestry Farewall My Children What kind of Settlement? Maria's Story

Much gained researching the local newspaper Searching for Jane A Larrikin History William Lawrence Baillieu Death in the Orchestra Pit Tom and Libby Luke- Preserving Cornish history in Australia Notes to the...

Lewis Byrne, Colonial Surveyor Hillendia A Stranger in the Grave Some Entertaining Sessions Family History Quest, Malvern UK Clan Mac Neacail

Ancestors May 2006 Issue 45 Tax on Hearth and Home - Nick Barratt explains the value of taxation records in an exclusive extract from the latest edition of his book, Tracing the history of your house. A View from the...

Technology Conquers Domesday Book - learn more about the oldest and most famous public record office. ; Paying for St.Paul's - How lists of donors to the rebuilding of St. Paul's Cathedral can help trace Stuart Ancestors...

April 2007 Issue 56 Beginners Guide To Latin Shellshocked Soldiers - The casualties of war Wills websites - 18 sites for you to use Following the fleet - Herring women and fishwives Researching War Memorials - ask the...

Business Records: Workers on file WW2 Internees in the Far East Treating the mad: Bethlem Hospital Archives How Surnames change

Issue 66 February 2008 Food for thought The brave new world of genetic genealogy Number crunching Death by Bottle Gaps and silences Bravery rewarded Scottish web roots Crude riches Land of the...

April 2008 Issue 68 Farewell to myddleton street Treading the traveling boards Setting down roots The baker of repton City of vice What happened to ernie? Cavalry of the clouds Destination downunder From brixham to...

June 2008 Issue 70 Order This Issue Genealogy in the genes Heritage tests A tragic reminder Affairs of the heart The 'great visitation' of cholera West country connections Striking back at the empire Up in smoke Doing her...

Articles in this month's issue: News from the colonies They holidayed abroad Heroes with grimy faces Reading between the lines From the depths of depravity A faithful servant - the life of tita falcieri The enumerator...

November 2008 Issue 75 Articles in this month's issue: Reunited by family history Certificates Errors set in stone To protect and serve Black and white houses Save your bacon, save our scraps Passport registers Jack tar at...

Issue 77 The Nation's Memory Join Your Friends A Very Wellcome Grant Death Need Not Be Taxing If You Want To Get Ahead Ship Building On The Tyne Built For Show Minding Their Bellies An Inhospitable Rock - A...

Issue 79 Articles in Latest Issue: Using the 1911 Census FAQs Website walk through How it was done - the scanning and transcribing of the census Sorting out the census - how it was taken Past and present - censuses through...

Articles in the latest issue: An Irish Charm – Belfast’s Linen Hall Library Tracing your Irish ancestors All is not lost – the Northern Ireland Wills Index A valuable alternative – Irish Valuation...

Go Local The World’s Favourite Archive Registering an objection – A View from Kew Tudor Treasure Sailing the High Seas – crew lists Earliest census Painting with your Forebears - artists Never too...

Issue 86 This Issue   * The Long Arm of the War * Meet the Ancestors * Never at Sea – the story of the Wrens * Tracing your Second World War Ancestors * Recording war graves and memorials * Timber –...

Issue 88 * Document of the month * Bawdy courts and more * Before the Bishop * Who do you think your ancestors were? * Human nature in all its forms * Meet the Ancestors * Wolverhampton Archives * Sport of Kings...

Captain Cook's executors Exeter Theatre Royal Fire Freemasons Archives Samplers Exeter Wills Revived Document of the month How they lived Interactive Maps Researching the Church of Ireland The Wicked Wizard of...

Money Special The Trade in Flesh Digging up body snatchers The case of the missing earlobes Who was the Tichborne Claimant? Jewels in the Archives Why records survive Fornicators, Forgers and Fingersmiths Online resources to...

September 2005 Issue 37A Burning IssueDr Stacey Gee puts in a claim for fire insurance records at Guildhall Library.   Bound for BritainJohn Burton and Nicola Harding on a major new TNA project to put ship passenger...

Issue 140 Boy Soldiers of the Great War Land Of Opportunity - finding forebears who migrated to America, Plus Was your ancestor a founding father? Introducing new columnist Nick Barratt Was Your Ancestor A Methodist-...

April 2007 No. 142 Demobbed - Tracing the records of those who fought. Plus ! The life of a Chelsea Pensioner Lost Boys - Finding WW1 soldiers online Hocktide Kiss - A forgotten Easter tradition Ancestral Amigos -...

Women in Uniform doing their duty during WWII Right Royal Bastards: Find connections to kings Ag labs at harvest time Seeking out stonemasons Spotlight on Lancashire Following the female line Richardson...

Ghosts of Christmas passed- our ancestral traditions. Tracing old wine and cider makers. Spotlight on Jersey. the surname COX. The Top 10 Books of 2007 Bonus CD Create your own great family trees with Family Tree Factory ...

SENT AWAY! Evacuees OPERATION PIED PIPER The evacuation of Britain's children GALLANT WARRIORS Part two of our medals special BROWN'S ROOTS The Prime Minister's tree THE WIENER LIBRARY Holocaust records PLUMB LUCKY Do...

April 2008 No.155 Scottish Roots? In Military service Was your forebear a batman? Rub the right way. Taking good monumental records Architects of Empire How shipwrights shaped the world Sunday School Records Plus...

June 2008 Issue 157 What were they hiding? DEAR DIARY Discover the truth about your ancestors SECRETS AND PLOTS Was there a spy in your family? POPISH PERSECUTION The hidden lives of 17th century Catholics SMUGGLER'S...

Issue 159 August 2008 *Sporting ancestors* SPORTING CHANCE How to find your athletic ancestors LONDON 1908 The Olympics of a century ago BECOMING BRITISH Uncovering the emigrants in your family history 'MY ANCESTOR...

Issue 161 October 2008 Welsh roots WELSH RESEARCH Your guide to finding forebears in Wales NATIONAL LIBRARY OF WALES How to use the country's largest archives MILITIA LISTS AND MUSTERS Military censuses from before...

Issue 163 December 2008 Find WWI Soldiers   WWI SOLDIERS Find and remember those that died PLUS! Top 20 websites for tracing WWI veterans OUR WORSHIPFUL ANCESTORS Find your forbears’ guilds and livery...

Issue 165 January 2009 SAVE THE PENNIES! FAMILY HISTORY FOR FREE Don't let the credit crunch get you down. FHM's top 20 money saving tips! MEMENTO MORI The Victorian Cult of Death examined LIONS OF ENGLAND Were...

Irish Roots IRISH RESEARCH Your complete guide to starting out, including a research directory The Plantation of Ulster  How the seeds of the Troubles were sown back in the 17th century UPPIES AND DOWNIES  ...

Issue 169 May 2009 Eastenders LONDON RESEARCH Your complete guide to finding cockneys and your ancestors in the East End CABBIES Was your ancestor a cab driver? KING AND COUNTRY Snapshots of the Edwardian...

Issue 171 July 2009 Crime and Punishment  CRIME AND PUNISHMENT Did your forebears ‘get nicked’? We look at the horrific privations of life for those in the Victorian prison system. Was your black sheep...

September 2009 Find Your Ancestors in Print Using Newspapers in your research Is there a journalist in your tree? Tracing Army Children Investigating Chartists Using Parish records Expert Advice Dating Photos Old...

Issue 175 November 2009   Ancestors in Parliament Papers in Parliament Have you ever wondered if you might have links to the Gunpowder Plotters? We revisit the story of the 5th November and look at what happened to...

Christmas 2009 Christmas Crackers! In case you hadn’t noticed, this issue is all about Christmas! To get you in mood, we are starting off the magazine with a big prize giveaway with 30 prizes on offer. Then we take a...

All at sea In this month’s issue we revisit the story of the Titanic and find out what characters were on board its last fateful journey. We also have a flick through the diary of one of only three third class...

A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO - This month: Criminal Records INSIDE THE ASYLUM - What was life really like for the inmates? INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS - A 19th century phenomenon ROYAL LONDON HOSPITAL ARCHIVES - A day at the...

Military Extravaganza! A beginner's guide to tracing your Great War ancestors Few of us do not have ancestors who fought in the First World War. Jeremy Palmer's article should help anyone who is taking their first steps in...

Tracing the Female Line Women workers in an industrial world: Many women were involved in the new trades of the Industrial Revolution, but how do you go about researching them? Keith Gregson looks at some of the key...

Faith in the family A beginner’s guide to Nonconformist records Patterns of religious practice in Britain have varied from century to century, and it can be difficult to keep track. Roy and Lesley Adkins explain the...

Ancestors who built Britain ‘Those Despicable Men who Built Britain’ Joe O’Neill investigates how hundreds of thousands of navvies changed the lives of all their fellow countrymen forever., building...

A London Link Trace a London link A beginner’s guide to tracing London ancestors One in three British genealogists can trace a London branch in their tree, whether is consists of a relative who lived in the city or...

Preserve your past Stopping the rot Most family historians have a mountain of paperwork to preserve, and working out how to store and repair genealogical artefacts can be confusing. Deborah Phillips, a professional...

Country ConnectionsA Beginner’s Guide to Researching Railway AncestorsThousands of our forebears worked on the tracks, footplates and platforms of Britain's railway network, but their working lives are often overlooked...

Support your local archivesUK RECORD OFFICE DIRECTORYIf you're yet to delve into your local record office, or one where your ancestors lived, use our handy directory to discover exactly what's on offerGET INTO YOUR LOCAL...

Your family's dark secretsOur October issue delves into the dark secrets lurking in many family trees. BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO BLACK SHEEP Simon Fowler looks at the history of debtors, criminals, bigamists and deserters, before...

Our December issue travels back in time to help you break through earlier branches of your family tree.FLESHING OUT THE VICTORIANS  In the first part of a new series researching 19th century social history, Simon Fowler...

Servants, Seamen & SuffragettesOur February issue sets the record straight on servants' lives, discovers single-minded suffragettes of the late Victorian era and delves into the Royal Marines Museum's archives.COUNTRY...

In this issue A history of home-workers Alternative sources Read all about it, newspaper digitisation project Tracing a Territorial Perils of the sea Marriage and the Victorians Interviewing the ancestors The Royal...

Militia & Reserve - substitute lists. An ordinary Northamptonshire family Brewers & Distillers. Land Girls - Feeding Britain in WW11 Absolute Beginners. Ancestors at work: The women's Land Army. The Irascible...

September 2007 Bonus free CD attached The 1911 Census-What does it reveal so far? Battle of the Ruhr-65 Years On Dad's Army-Life in the Home Guard Confused by Welsh Ancestors?  We have the answers  Discovering...

Fight the Good Fight - Salvation Army Ancestors. Pubs & Publicans. WW11 POW'S Phone books go online. Academic Ancestors? Little known sources:Hawkers' Licences. Tracing a WW1 Army Officer. The men behind the wire...

;Absolute beginners - tracing immigrant ancestors: WWI Prisoners of War: and the work of our forbears. Little known sources: Plans & drawings of 19th & 20th century houses. Christmas at Ladysmith.Ancestors at work:...

April 2007 Healing hands- The young nurses of World War 1 80 Choice websites for you. Shaming a lonely heart - A man looking for a wife, and a woman bent on humiliating him. Murder in the school log book - rewards for...

June 2007 St John Ambulance & The Vital Volunteers - what was an ambulance service without an ambulance like? Submariner Sailors - life under the ocean waves Army Officers - We help you find them in The National...

August 2008 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...

Free family history chart Italian relatives Burnt as a witch A grand old age Army hats and helmets Convict to Capitalist British Transport Police Officers The Importance of finding Ernest Dicotce records Irish...

Wills everything you need to know,Census 1911 latest, Census success! friends & neighbors, place of birth and names, ages and addresses. Red Cross Nurses Bonus CD 1871 Census Cardiff St John Glamorganshire area, Parish...

Cobbler shoemakers of yesteryear British Empire overseas trade Life circa 1800 900 years of family history Explore National Archives Kew National Archives, Edinburgh National Library of Wales National Archives of...

Factory Girls in WW1 Behind Bars! Prison Life Pirate Blood in your Veins? Landowning Ancestors Homeless After WW11 Edwardian Era Life Circa 1900 Irish Births, Marriages and Deaths Online Bonus...

p>Summer 2008   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...

FREE access online data: more than 111,000 records for Westmorland 1891 Census, Staffordshire 1891 Volunteer Census Index (partial), Cocking, Sussex Parish Records 1538-1837 Local links, regional websites in Staffordshire,...

Inside the September 2009 issue of Family Tree Magazine GREAT NEW LOOK MAGAZINE... FTM FREE ONLINE DATA: Leicestershire; Carmarthenshire& Boughton-under-Blean, Kent Evacuees: Off to the country… Operation Pied...

Inside the December issue 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...

Clues carved in stone Lords and Lunatics Body Snatchers Vanishing Violet Charlesworth Life and Death in Ireland Saving War memorials Badges of Rank WWI Home Guard Inventors and Inventions Stitches in...

480,000 Free online census and parish records 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...

FREE - 160,000 Census and Parish records online: Cardiganshire, Kent and St Alban's, Worcester Local links: a round-up of regional websites to Cardiganshire, Kent or Worcester St Albans? Worldwide sources online: freely...

Inside this months issue of Family Tree Magazine FREE ACCESS to online records for Lanchashire, Cheshire and Munsley in Herefordshire and some useful websites and CDs Local archives under threat – what the future...

FREE online data for Hampshire, Wiltshire & Rushton, Northamptonshire plus associated websites Trace the history of your house Remembering Florence Nightingale - August marks the centenary of her death Lloyd's Register...

Inside the October issue; Cover CD worth £45: 1881 Census for Bethnal Green, London, Parish records for Leicestershire, Kelly’s 1937 Directory for Cambridgeshire, The War Illustrated: April 1915, RootsMagic...

Using the biggest survey since domesday Spanish Flu Granny's Heirlooms Arctic Voyage DNA and Skulls Debtors... on the run

* Free - 240,000 online records plus related websites for Devon, Cambridgeshire & Stockport parish * Ancestors at work: The draper * The story of Grosse-le: Life, death and quarantine * Census returns and census...

FTM DATA free online for Herefordshire, Oxfordshire & Wing in Buckinghamshire plus back issues of Family Tree and Practical Family History The ‘miracle’ soldiers of Dunkirk Newspapers & indexes...

FREE FTM DATA for Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Churchill in Oswaldslow, Worcestershire plus related websites The Victorian and Edwardian nurse Online BMD indexes An Irish soldier in an Essex Churchyard Identifying...

    FREE covermount CD includes: Battle, Sussex ancestors in 1891 Census, White’s Directory of Hampshire for 1878, parish records for St Thomas à Becket, Portsmouth, plus software, charts, back...

Inside this issue… Surnames & DNA; Genealogy courses; Top reference books; Transmigrating ancestors; Scientists; Servants; Scoundrels; Musters & taxes; Ecclesiastical court records; Build a website; Auxiliary...

Inside this months issue * FREE covermount CD includes: London Ancestors in 1891 Census, Kelly’s Post Office Court Directory of London for 1859, Parish records for Kensington, London plus charts, back issues &...

Inside this issue... FREE covermount CD includes: Shropshire Ancestors in 1901 Census, Kelly’s Directory of Shropshire for 1917, Parish records for Broseley, Shropshire, Craft Artist Compact software, plus charts, back...

FREE covermount CD includes: Flegg, Norfolk ancestors in 1861 Census, Kelly's Directory of Suffolk for 1937, parish records for Stock Harvard, Essex, plus software, charts, back issues & how-to guide.Better ways to...

Genealogy News How to use the census free! Finding your WW1 heroes Mother tongues The jewel in the crown Key websites for SW Scotland The Royal British Legion In my father’s footsteps Postcards from Prussia Family...

10 steps to success We show you the way to become a great family historianYour heroes of the sea We mark Merchant Navy Day and detail the awards and medals that your civilian seaman might have receivedChurch of Ireland...

Contents of covermount CD: 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;...

FREE covermount CD includes: Ashby-de-la-Zouch district, Leicestershire ancestors in the 1871 Census, Pigot’s Directory of Leicestershire for 1835 (extract), marriage records for Barkston 1574-1837; Plungar 1695- 1837;...

Family Tree April 2012 is packed with expert tips to help you get the most from your research. Inside this issue… Looking forward – what’s coming up in the world of family history; free church records...

25 essential tips every good family historian should know We present a feast of treats to help you get your family history research into great shape this Christmas.How Evernote can help you Do you need a research assistant...

365 tips, tricks & to-dos Enjoy your most successful family history year ever with the ultimate to-do list from the Family Tree team.Inside story: Steps to a new approach As we begin a new year, there's no time like the...

Why the census matters to you Discover why the census records are so valuable to your family history with our ultimate guide.The Genealogy Boot Camp In our first boot camp we take you through your internet paces.Counting...

25 tips to save you time Not enough hours in the day to immerse yourself in family history? Don't miss editor Helen Tovey's time-saving tips to get the best genealogy results quickly.How to search the census Census basics...

Glasgow's Shipbuilders Discovering your ancestors - www.practicalfamilyhistory.co.uk How to use Genuki New Series - Home Front Warriors: air raid personnel in WW11 Keeping in touch - How contact can help heal family...

March 2007 Issue 111 Forces' Children - Finding "missing" persons. Home Front Warriors - National Fire Service Personnel. Case Histories - Died For Women's rights and Family on the Move. Readers' Trees Traced - Find out...

May 2007 No 113 Home Front Warriors - tracing "Dad's Army" volunteers Neglect church records at your peril Tracing militiamen  - discover if your ancestor was a part-time soldier How my hobby led to TV work Finding...

August 2007-Issue 116 Finding Forebears in Cumbria Are Online resources making genealogists lazy? A-Z Old Occupations Dating Old Photographs Solving brick wall problems Case Histories: A prisoner photographer Raised by the...

Issue 119-November 2007 I'm related to Mickey Mouse! Recreating the past-Discover how your ancestors lived, worked and warred Prisoners' names Census night 1841-see if any of these black sheep are yours How to glean info...

Girls Training Corps in WWII, Vital resources in the Lothians and Edinburgh, Prisoners Names on Census night 1861 Which genealogy course? All you need to know. Bonus CD includes The Manchester Directory 1772 , Back Issues...

March 2008 No.123 Welcome from the new editor Belinda Griffin and new assistant editor Amanda Randall. Genealogy today: news and other items of interest from around the world. Find out how Podcasting can aid family history...

May 2008 issue No 124 Inside this month’s issue...   The armies of the Honourable East India Company Finding your forebears in Norfolk Glimpse inside the new ScotlandsPeople Centre Readers’ trees: Our...

July 2008 No. 128 Battlefields Finding your forebears in Northumberland Confessions of a collector Birth Marriage and Death Records More them just a name Newspaper reports School days I remember… Memories of wartime...

Inside the September issue... Free Magnifying Glass on the cover of this month’s issue An introduction to dating and identifying your military photos Back to basics guide to using parish registers Child...

Emigration from Britain and Ireland A Beginners guide to heraldry Finding your forebears in Dundee and Angus Patrolling the Coast Chronicles 1600-1650 A founding father Meet the ancestors: family roots at Borough...

Free online data: Hampshire 1871 Census, Cassey’s 1875 Directory of Shropshire, The War Illustrated and back issues. Where there’s a will, find out where to find wills and what they reveal How to write your...

How to Search the 1911 Census How to trace your forebears in Birmingham and the West Midlands How to date old photographs how to grow your family tree Badges of Honour Costume history Chronicles 1800-1850 Irish Ancestrt: out...

Inside the May issue... FREE ONLINE DATA – more than 70,000 records for Surrey & Warwickshire The nanny state – the role of nannies How to trace your ‘boring’ ancestors Web resources for...

Tracing your family how to get started Draw up a tree Computers for genealogy 1911 census Wales now online - but what next Unearth death duty & poor records find Scootish Borders forebears Discover the Korean...

Inside this months issue... FREE ONLINE DATA FOR Kent & Norfolk plus The War Illustrated and back issues of Practical Family History & Family Tree Tracing railway ancestors Choose a family tree program Follow your...

Discover Women's work in wartime Expert Advice Decipher old handwriting Free Census Search 36,000 records for Sussex Find your Jewish ancestors How to trace your family for free! Guide to using FamilySearch, FreeBMD amd more...

Please complete our 2009 survey and enter our prize draw FREE online data for Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire and The War Illustrated It’s show time! Live: 2009 Who Do You Think You Are? report Discover the craft of...

FREE online data for Kent & Suffolk How to study a surname Discover web resources for tracing Welsh ancestors How to interpret manorial records How to organise a family tree day The A-Z of genealogy: L is for Latin...

Share your family tree online Date old photographs Find your forebears in West Scotland Find family money Taking the pledge Web sources for Australia History of cosmetics Pastimes fpor past families: green-fingered...

FREE online data for London , Cumberland & Westmorland plus an issue of The War Illustrated and back issues of PFH & Family Tree Discover life as a Greenwich Pensioner Web resources for house history Cover to cover:...

FREE ONLINE DATA: Devon 1891 Census, Kelly's Directory of Sussex 1922, The War Illustrated & back issues An A-Z of genealogy: R is for Record Offices Fighting the flames - a look at the development of the fire service ...

COVER CD CONTAINING £45 WORTH OF FREE CONTENT FOR: Buckinghamshire, Liverpool & Nottinghamshire, as well as charts, back issues and software and a money-off voucher Back to School - Victorian schools &...

Free resources on cover CD include: 1851 Census for East Yorkshire, Baptisms for Wedmore in Somerset 1561-1680, Kelly’s Directory for London suburbs 1905, Who’s Who of the Great War, Back issues, Charts,...

100 Best Free WebsitesThe YFH team have put their heads together to bring you the best free websites for the New YearAir Force AncestorsCelebrating 100 years since the Royal Flying Corps was formed we look at Air Force...

Titanic RememberedThe National Maritime Museum's new Caird Library reveals survivor accounts and Merchant Navy records, while the Oral History Society gives tips for recording memories of historic moments.Foundling...

An Age-Old ProblemWhy your ancestor's age may not be what it seemsLancashire RootsSue Wilkes gives some top research tips from her new bookTimekeepersLaura Berry looks at records left behind by watch and clockmakersHeraldic...

Old Family AlbumsExpert advice on dating and caring for them.The Wills of Our AncestorsDon't miss your free booklet on the cover, plus an in-depth guide inside.Trace 20th-Century AncestorsFind genealogy records from the last...

Family History Days OutWe explore some of Britain's best museums where family historians can research their roots and learn more about their ancestors' ways of lifePharmacist AncestorsPreparing pills and lotions was all in a...

Parish Registers: Dave Annal takes an in-depth look at the registration of our ancestors’ baptisms, marriages and burials over the last five centuries. Labour Leadership Election: Nick Barratt explores the roots of...

It’s here! Seven years on from our first edition, Your Family Tree is proud to celebrate its 100th issue, and we’ve laid on a colossal treat for you to celebrate it with us. The magazine itself contains a 1911...

There are 101 tips giving you unmissable ideas to help you save time and cash when researching your family tree. We show you how to trace your illegitimate relatives through bastardy records, go behind-the-scenes at the...

What lucky readers you are! Team YFT have commissioned one of the UK’s leading military history experts as a contributing writer for this military-themed issue. Paul Reed’s cover feature explains in detail the...

Discover your ancestors’ early years, get the most from pasrish records and more. Childhood years have changed dramatically over time, from youngsters being sent to work in mines and as chimney sweeps in the early...

WW1 special This month YFT have brought you another bumper package. You get the regular high quality issue, plus a superb brick wall busting book – packed with over 100 professional tips and tricks to help solve your...

In this issue you’ll find a wealth of help to discover how your ancestors lived, from their conditions at home, their local communities, how they travelled, the events that shaped their lives and more.A great way to...

Our comprehensive expert guide will give you all you need to know about the ten most useful records grouped under the parish record umbrella, from baptisms, marriages and burials, to wills and tax recofrds. We show you...

The census is the most important document for helping track down your family, which is why in this issue you’ll find all you need to know to get the most from censuses. We also show you how to take each bit of ...

Top 20th century records, plus Lancashire resources, Canadian kin and moreThe census is arguably the most important resource for family historians, which means research before and after can be seen as a real challenge. We...

Whether you’ve just begun your journey into your family’s past or are now a seasoned researcher,you will inevitably come up against what we refer to as an ancestral brick wall.This could be a forebear who goes ...

Records of birth, marriage and death are rightly regarded as the building blocks of your family tree, helping you go back generation by generation. However, they can also pose more questions than answers, and have hidden...

In this issue, we show you how to go back further once you’ve exhausted census and birth records. There are a wealth of detailed, easy-to-use and readily available resources for you to extend your family tree by...

Find your military heroes with YFT127There are a huge number of records available to help you find your heroic family who served in both world wars, but you may not know about the various resources available for you to see...

August 2008 Issue 67   In the latest issue of Britain's favourite genealogical title we shed light on the records of your ancestors' employment, revealing the best sources to find out what working life was like for...

November 2008 Issue 70 Trace your WWI heroes – 90 expert tips to help search for your Army, Navy and Air Force relatives from the Great War Railway records – Explore the detailed staff and passenger records...

ISSUE 76 SPRING Records of the poor – Find records of the parish paupers and workhouse waifs in your tree Around the Empire – Track colonial ancestors who took British rule to the Pacific Find Royal Navy...

In Issue 80 of Your Family Treewe reveal essential new ideas on tracing the female line of your family tree. Plus track down your ancestors who went bankrupt, search the British Library's new online newspaper archive and...

In the latest issue of Britain’s favourite genealogical title we help you solve your research puzzles, providing the answers to genealogy's most pressing conundrums. Plus find your military forebears in lists and...

100 vital websites – Get the most from the internet with our ultimate guide to all the best family history sites Graves and memorials – Find out where your military forebears are buried or commemorated ...

Track down living relatives – Discover the best resources for tracing your long lost cousins all over the world War diaries and operational records – Find out what your military forebears were doing, plus where...

Have you found the right one? – Expert advice on how to research accurately and eliminate mistakes Pre-1837 records – Use a wealth of sources to find your ancestors before civil registration WDYTYA? Live report...

Read all about it - Unearth fascinating details of your ancestors lives through local and national newspapers World Cup crazy - Find out how your family celebrated England's famous football victory in 1966 Listed in the...

In this issue of Britain’s top-selling genealogical magazine you’ll find the ultimate guide to tracking down your ancestors’ graves, from where you can find them to the records that shed more light on them...

This month we’ve got a software special to help you improve your computer research using the best family history programs available. We’ve also got some excellent features to show you how to track down London...