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THE APRIL issue of Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine will be on sale from Tuesday, 23 March 2010.

Immigrant ancestors
What the latest online records can reveal about your forebears who moved to Britain from overseas

Railway workers
We show you how to track down ancestors who worked on one of Britain's largest transport networks

Stonemasons
The harsh lives of the skilled craftsmen who built the world we see around us today

The 1939 'census'
What the release of the National Register could reveal about your family's history

Plus Using army records, how to date your family photographs, getting started with oral history projects and much more

 

On Sale Date: 
Tuesday 23rd March
Issue Number: 
33
London ancestors part two: West & City

The second part of our London series features data records worth over £30, including:

First World War army lists for London
Plus war memorials and rolls of honour, worth £20.48

1920s guide to London
Including an apprentice index and burials worth £10.49

Plus: Documents, images, maps and indexes from the borough achives

Blogs

Life on foot

Alan Crosby considers the central role that walking played in the lives of many of our ancestors

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Sarah Jessica Parker launches the US series

While the first episode could have squeezed more genealogy out of its hour-long slot, if it encourages people to start uncovering their own family history it will have fulfilled its purpose, says Kimberly Powell

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Dramatic architecture

Alan Crosby pays a visit to Leeds' Grand Theatre, and lifts the curtain on what such buildings can reveal about the cultural lives of our ancestors

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