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ArticleWel­come

Ruth Made­ley’s epis­ode this sea­son was one of the stand-outs for me. DNA doesn’t usu­ally fea­ture in Who Do You Think You Are?, but I know it’s used behind the scenes. In Ruth’s story DNA was front and centre and showed just what it can reveal. If...

Wel­come

ArticleCon­trib­ut­ors

Debbie Ken­nett Debbie is a genetic gene­a­lo­gist who has guided our read­ers on their DNA jour­neys for many years now. On page 14 she shares her expert­ise on how to deal with unex­pec­ted res­ults. Laura Berry As a lead gene­a­lo­gist for the TV...

Con­trib­ut­ors

ArticleSarah’s T p Tip

It’s good prac­tice to look at the entries that sur­round an ancestor’s fam­ily in a census. I like to call it ‘walk­ing the streets’, and I’ve had names leap out at me that have explained all sorts of con­nec­tions. You may find other fam­ily...

Sarah’s T p Tip

ArticleReader Story

Rebecca Pells found out her great uncle and his fam­ily were on the Lus­it­ania’s final voy­age, but it was much more than a fam­ily tragedy, she tells Claire Vaughan Pas­sen­ger liner RMS Lus­it­ania was sail­ing off the Kin­sale head­land near Cork,...

Reader Story

ArticleDNA Secrets

Fam­ily secrets of all kinds can be uncovered by DNA. Debbie Ken­nett reveals how to spot the tell-tale signs and how to research them fur­ther. The growth of the con­sumer DNA data­bases means that many more people are get­ting DNA sur­prises, but...

DNA Secrets

ArticleFocus On

Har­riet Wal­ter’s mother worked for the Intel­li­gence Ser­vices. Phil Tomaselli, who car­ried out research for her epis­ode, shares his tips on invest­ig­at­ing spies Aquote attrib­uted to Cap­tain Mans­field Smith­Cum­ming, first Chief of the...

Focus On