Latest Updates
-
The identities of the ten celebrities set to trace their family trees in this year's series of Who Do You Think You Are? have been revealed – we have all the exclusive details
-
The current affairs magazine has added 1.5 million pages from its extensive archive to a free online database, featuring editions dating as far back as 1828
-
In this week's highlights, Dr Ian Mortimer delves into the lives of the Elizabethan middle classes while the first series of BBC Four's Up the Women draws to a close
-
Genes Reunited users could uncover new information about their ancestors thanks to the addition of five major wills and probate collections to the site
Most Popular
-
The identities of the ten celebrities set to trace their family trees in this year's series of Who Do You Think You Are? have been revealed – we have all the exclusive details
-
-
-
The current affairs magazine has added 1.5 million pages from its extensive archive to a free online database, featuring editions dating as far back as 1828
Most Commented
-
Take the next stepMore information >
-
Visit an archiveMore information >
-
Parish registersMore information >
-
Poor relief recordsMore information >
The footballer traces his grandfather’s central role in the campaign for Jamaican independence
Underground London
21/06/2013
London Metropolitan Archives
Tel: 020 7332 3820
Learn about the capital's labyrinth of tunnels, sewers, vaults and shelters and the people who built them. In the afternoon, there will be a ‘walk and ride’ tour along the Metropolitan Line.
Buried Treasure
23/06/2013
Museum of Cannock Chase
Tel: 01543 877666
Dig deep into the museum’s coal mining collections and discover an array of artefacts that have never been on public display before.
WDYTYA: Latest News
The identities of the ten celebrities set to trace their family trees in this year's series of Who Do You Think You Are? have been revealed – we have all the exclusive details
WDYTYA: Forum
Thomas Nelson - 1826 - 1886
Artognou
Thu Jun 20, 2013 12:21 am
Help with your research- ANNIE, MAGGIE AND JOHN MARTIN
snoozi
Wed Jun 19, 2013 8:48 pm
Help with your research - Granddad's Burial Site
g w aldous
Wed Jun 19, 2013 6:48 pm
Help with your research - Edward Griffiths/Watkins: Brick wall
Derek
Wed Jun 19, 2013 4:51 pm
Help with your research - Non-existent town name?
Artognou
Wed Jun 19, 2013 4:33 pm
Help with your research - Christopher Pottinger
Jeannie
Wed Jun 19, 2013 1:21 pm
Help with your research - Display problem
Siann
Tue Jun 18, 2013 10:56 pm
Queries about the website and forum - Alfred F W Clewley
Artognou
Mon Jun 17, 2013 4:47 pm
Help with your research - DEATH IN EGYPT 1918
ColinB
Mon Jun 17, 2013 1:11 pm
Military help - 1939 Identity Register & births before en...
Avril Ross-Wright
Mon Jun 17, 2013 11:24 am
Help with your research
WDYTYA: Current Issue - Out Now
As well as a handy guide to finding and deciphering your ancestors’ wills, our bumper July edition comes with an exclusive DVD packed with Yorkshire resources
Plus: New Zealand emigration, framework knitters, Scottish Retours and more...
Advertisement Feature
Click here to find a professional who specialises in your location of interest.
Don't know where to start with your family tree?
You're in the right place. With essential advice from expert genealogists, our beginner's guide is the best way to sow the seeds of your research and watch your family tree grow.
Let the experts help you trace your ancestors
From Metropolitan policemen to convicts transported to Australia, our selection of practical guides show you the websites and archives that will help you find your forebears.
Discover the best resources on the internet
With so many documents now online, research has never been easier. Whether you're tracing your Caribbean kin or looking for tax records, our 2013 Web Directory will point you in the right direction.