Who Do You Think You Are? - 2018-01-16

• VOTES FOR WOMEN
• Discover your Family for free
• 6 GENEALOGY PITFALLS TO AVOID
• Transcript­ion Tuesday is back!
• TRACK DOWN EARLY CENSUS RECORDS
• MEDICAL KIN and how to research them
• MY ANCESTOR WAS A... SOAPMAKER
• READER STORY
• EUREKA MOMENT
• Your bonus content
• CELEBRATIN­G YOUR PROJECTS
• MY FAMILY HERO
• BEHIND THE HEADLINES
• ON THE RECORD
• Remove the blinkers
• A forest of family trees
• A great website for the Great War
• Migrant records hit Findmypast
• Welsh WW1 soldier’s family traced
• The struggle for suffrage
• PARISH REGISTERS
• CIVIL REGISTRATI­ON
• PROBATE AND CONFIRMATI­ON
• CRIME AND POVERTY
• MILITARY
• NEWSPAPERS, JOURNALS AND BOOKS
• CENSUS RECORDS
• MAPS, GAZETTEERS AND DIRECTORIE­S
• HISTORY’S helping hand
• KEY RESOURCES
• What is the story behind this jewellery?
• Who was Mame Ann Marshall?
• Can you find a source for this Tudor marriage?
• Where is my grandmothe­r buried?
• Where is my missing Jewish relative?
• When did Ernest go to New Zealand?
• Is this a First World War identity disc?
• Is my British India research correct?
• BOER WAR RECORDS
• FORUM QUERIES
• An East End detective’s notebooks, 1902–1909 Fact file
• More great websites
• Medical ancestors
• The role of a Royal Naval surgeon
• RECORD ROUND-UP
• How to build a timeline
• The history of censuses
• PERSONAL FILE JS Mill 1806–1873
• KEY SOURCES
• CASE STUDY Lord Leverhulme’s Port Sunlight
• KEY SOURCES
• Warwickshi­re Online
• Archives & resources for Warwickshi­re
• It’s worth rememberin­g that quarter sessions dealt with many aspects of county life in their judicial role
• Hearts and Minds: The Untold Story of the Great Pilgrimage and How Women Won the Vote
• Victorian Policing
• Back in Time For Tea

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