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• War­wick­shire resources • The drink­ing foun­tain revolu­tion • Lon­don Lib­rary records online

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ArticleSarah’s T p Tip

I enjoyed read­ing the Eureka Moment story this month (page 62) where Paula Winter uncovered an ancestor’s pre­vi­ous mar­riage that she knew noth­ing about. This has happened to me before and the clue is in his age when he mar­ried her ancestor...

Sarah’s T p Tip

ArticleKath­ryn Ferry

A his­tor­ian and author spe­cial­ising in Vic­torian archi­tec­ture and sea­side her­it­age, Kath­ryn shares how drink­ing foun­tains improved the lives of thou­sands on

Kath­ryn Ferry

ArticleNic­ola John­son

A pro­fes­sional gene­a­lo­gist and writer, Nic­ola has worked on many fam­ily trees and on shares her tips for start­ing your own. Find out more at all­aboutancest­ors.com.

Nic­ola John­son

ArticleDean Kirby

Based in Manchester, Dean spe­cial­ises in telling stor­ies from the North of Eng­land, but this month he shares tips on how he uncovered his Irish roots on

Dean Kirby

ArticleLost In Ire­land

Dean Kirby on his quest to uncover Irish ancest­ors, and how to trace your own Hiber­nian ori­gins

Lost In Ire­land

ArticleFocus On

Amy Dowden’s great grand­father joined the Royal Naval Reserve (RNR) in 1904. Phil Tomaselli shares some tips on how to track down your WW1 RNR ancest­ors

Focus On

ArticleReader Story

Angela Dingle’s jour­ney into her fam­ily his­tory star­ted with a dusty old ped­i­gree, and cul­min­ated in an eclectic mix of rel­at­ives – includ­ing an artist’s muse

Reader Story