Keeping Records

Recording Your DiscoveriesWhen it comes to keeping a record of your family history there areĀ  a few options available to you. If you only plan to keep a few generations…

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Building your Family Tree

Although many of the web-building websites such as Ancestry do require a subscription, there are sources of information for which there is no charge. These include baptisms, marriages and deaths…

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My Family Tree Starter Kit

Your Family Tree A Family Tree is a great way to visualise your ancestors. It is a chart which represents your family's relationships in the form of a tree or…

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Online Books

It is amazing how the Internet can help your research. Many universities and other organisations have digitised records and books to be viewed, and sometimes searched on and downloaded, online.…

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Discover New Sources

Discovering New Sources Grace's Guide To British Industrial HistoryIn their own words, Grace's Guide describes itself as the leading source of historical information on industry and manufacturing in Britain.Ā  I…

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Coats of Arms

Coats of Arms Heraldry is about showing people who you are. In England, it started in the late 1100s, when knights began to wear helmets which covered their faces, and…

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Old Photographs

Old Photographs Early photos can be an eye-opener, letting us into a different world. Dating old photos can be difficult as there is seldom any date printed on the reverse…

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