August 2009
New series preview
Starting with Davina McCall, we talk to the celebrities uncovering their roots for the new series.
Death records
How best to use these documents to find new leads and take your research further
Quaker ancestors
The best websites to trace Quakers in the family.
Unsung heroes
The family histories behind an obscure and poignant Victorian monument.
PLUS: How to track down forebears in Stirlingshire, trace Hungarian roots, share your research online, and use medieval records for local history projects.
On Sale Date:
Tuesday 14th July 2009
Issue Number:
24
Availability:
Available
Stirlingshire ancestors
Argylls and Gordon Highlanders Army lists
Complete lists from the Boer War and First World War (worth £27.99)
Stirling Vagabond Book
See how Stirling Brugh Court dealt with petty criminals (1752-1787)
Landed Scottish families index
Falkirk Burial List sample (1817-1854)
Poor relief records
Getting started guide
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Help with your research - Bowler / Wilkins
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Tracing Individuals - Eliza Wilson - christened 30th December 1810,...
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Over to You - Laing Accidental Deaths
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The American series - McCabe Family From Manchester
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Over to You - merchant navy
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Help with your research - Born on a boat heading for India
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Help with your research - No Birth Record for my Great-Grandfather
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Getting Started
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