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Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine Issue 61

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Track down your Buckinghamshire forebears with these top records and resources.

  • Royal Bucks muster and pay lists
  • Buckinghamshire police list
  • Kelly's Directory, 1911
  • Pigot's Directory, 1830
  • Bucks Light Infantry Army Lists, First World War
  • Selections from the Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies

 

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Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine Issue 60

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Track down your Lincolnshire kin with these top records and resources.

  • White's Directory, 1892
  • 1835 Pigot's Directory
  • Lincolnshire Regiment Army Lists
  • Workhouse records
  • Lincolnshire inquests
  • Beltisloe Index
  • Archive highlights

 

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Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine Issue 59

Issue 59 bonus content

Track down your Hertfordshire kin with these top records and resources.

  • Army Lists for Hertfordshire regiments
  • 1823 Pigot's Directory
  • 1828-9 Directory
  • Hertfordshire Archives & Local Studies highlights
  • Hertford Museum and Watford Museum samples

 

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Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine Issue 58

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Track down your Lancashire forebears with these top resources.

  • Army Lists for Lancashire regiments
  • Database of transcribed Monumental Inscriptions
  • Oldham burials and Absent Voters list
  • 1866 Preston Directory
  • In-depth 1852 History of Liverpool
  • Plus sample records and photographs
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From the office: War Hero In My Family

Watching the series has made me realise that your ancestors didn't have to be soldiers to be heroes, says deputy editor Claire Vaughan 

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From the office: A Cheshire trove of wills

This week, Deputy editor Claire Vaughan has added three more generations to her family tree thanks to the Cheshire Collection update

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From the office: Giving old buildings a second chance

Deputy editor Claire Vaughan wonders what our ancestors would make of the passion for saving our architectural heritage

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