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What do AncestryDNA's new ethnicity results mean?
We talked to the DNA testing company about their new method for analysing customers' ethnicity
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Tracing family history before the beginning of civil registration
In a taster of our latest issue's lead feature, Pam Ross has some nifty tips to help you reach back beyond the start of civil registration in 1837
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October 2018
Don't miss the October 2018 issue of Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine, on sale from Tuesday 25 September  
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Genealogy news roundup: Findmypast adds Jersey German occupation records
Plus: Documents discovered at The National Archives shed light on William Shakespeare's father; Reclaim the Records publishes New York State Birth Index
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Genealogy news roundup: MyHeritage DNA tests go on sale at WHSmith
Plus: TheGenealogist releases Lloyd George Domesday Survey records for Brent; FamilySearch adds 1858-1957 will index
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How do you research overseas evacuees in the Second World War?
Ahead of the anniversary of the City of Benares disaster which killed 77 children, Janet Sacks explains how you can research the stories of overseas evacuees in the Second World War
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Genealogy news roundup: Second World War Bomber Command digital archive launches
Plus: Findmypast releases new electoral registers collection; Appeal to identify First World War nurses in newly colourised pictures; Heritage sites open doors in Open Days festival
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5 reasons why you should visit Findmypast for free this weekend
To mark Findmypast offering four days of free access, Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine editor Sarah Williams explains how the site can help with your family history research
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Findmypast releases new electoral registers collection
The family history website reprocessed its existing registers to create a set of 53 million records covering 1920-32
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Genealogy news roundup: RootsTech announces 2019 London event
Plus: Findmypast warns users that records will only be available with subscription from September; 3D virtual tour of Hollybrook First World War memorial launched
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