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Publisher:Immediate Media
Category:Lifestyle
Language:English
Frequency:Monthly
Magazine Description: Trace your family's past and discover your roots with Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine. The official companion to the successful BBC TV series, Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine delves in to the celebrities’ pasts, features military and social history, recounts the stories of ordinary and extraordinary people and how they used to live. Packed with practical advice, from getting started to expert tips, we show you how to get the most out of online resources and build your own family tree.
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'My Tree Includes The Pioneer Of A Great British Pastime'
Pauline Godsall is proud to share a connection with Thomas Hiram Holding – a true British eccentric who encouraged our forebears to enjoy the great outdoors
30-Minute Genealogist
Sara Khan shows how you can break down brick walls in your research in just half an hour
'The FIBIS Database Smashed My Brick Wall'
Edwina Bentley was struggling to find her father’s family in India. Fortunately the Families In British India Society came to the rescue, learns Jon Bauckham
My Ancestor Was A...Brushmaker
Until the arrival of mass production, creating a brush required the hard work of a team of highly skilled craftsmen, says KA Doughty
Focus On Manorial Court Rolls
Court rolls are useful for both researching the pre-industrial era and finding your Victorian ancestors, explains Nick Barratt
Accidents and Suicides Killed My Ancestors
Alison Burtt grew up with a sense of mystery as her father was unable to tell her much about his roots. The truth she uncovered was shocking, Matt Ford discovers.
Find A New Direction
Maps are a valuable resource often overlooked by family historians. Pam Ross explains why they’re worth exploring.
‘A gravestone helped solve a family mystery'
When Alan Hillier visited his great grandfather’s grave, he was shocked to solve a 20-year puzzle about another ancestor,
Little Ireland
Caroline Scott reveals the prejudice and poverty faced by Irish migrant communities in 19th-century Britain.
Cold Comfort
Ice skating is a timeless way to enjoy a wintry day. Amanda Randall looks at how our ancestors got their skates on
