New December issue on sale now

[mattelton]

Hi everyone,

Hope that you're all well! The December issue of Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine is in the shops now, and it's a particularly packed one this month. As well as our guides to using school records to find out more about your ancestors and tracking down mining forebears, there's a look at a tragic unseen story from Alan Carr's episode of Who Do You Think You Are? and much more.

To find out more about what's inside, click here – and, if you've already got your copy, please do let us know what you think!

All the best,

Matt

[twbleds]

Great magazine; I have subscribed since the first issue.
Recommendation:
The web site CD; a great idea. Is it possible that these web sites can be provided as importable? They are great resources; I would love to have all of them available in my browser (Safari)--especially on my laptop.
Keep up the great work.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

Regards

Tom Bledsoe

[Editor]

I will look into that Tom. These technical things are a bit beyond me but I'll ask our CD editor. Have a great New Year!

Sarah

[twbleds]

Sarah,
Thank you; and Happy New Year to you and all the WDYTYA staff.

[Xymenah]

I was just in the local book store today and they still had a copy of this issue on the shelf... I took a quick peek through it and noticed the awesome websites listed for archiving your family history online. I had to be somewhere though so I didnt have time to buy it. I went back to the store a couple hours later and they had just changed it to the Christmas edition which I did buy because it also has good websites but I was really wanting this issue with the archiving websites. Since it seems I wont be able to get a hold of it now would it be possible to get the names of some of those websites please?

[mattelton]

Hi Xymenah,

My name's Matt and I work at Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine – could you drop me an email? My address is matt.elton[at]immediatemedia[dot]co[dot]uk (replacing the bits in square brackets with the appropriate symbols). I'll be happy to give you some more information about the feature that you missed.

All the best,

Matt