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February 2017
Don't miss the February 2017 issue of Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine, on sale from Tuesday 17 January  
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The WDYTYA? 12-Week Family History Challenge: Week 9 – Death records
Death records can provide a surprising amount of information about our ancestors while they were still alive. Laura Berry reveals where you should look for them
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Genealogy news round-up: TheGenealogist adds passenger list records
Plus: Ancestry asks users to solve casebook mysteries; Findmypast publishes new records and offers free access; Oxford Dictionary of National Biography adds 240 new entries
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TV and Radio highlights: 13 – 19 January 2017
Stephen McGann explores the true stories behind Call the Midwife, while there's a chance to revisit Alex Kingston's classic episode of Who Do You Think You Are?
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WDYTYA? series 13 to resume with Sir Ian McKellen episode
The 13th series of Who Do You Think You Are? will return to our screens in a new Wednesday evening slot, starting with Sir Ian McKellen’s episode on 25 January
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Transcription Tuesday 2017
Find out how you can sign up to take part in our first ever #TranscriptionTuesday event on 17 January 2017
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Transcription Tuesday 2017: Join the Cornwall Parish Registers team!
For our first-ever Transcription Tuesday event, Sarah Orme will be indexing the Cornwall Parish Registers on FamilySearch. Here, she explains why you should join her
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Transcription Tuesday 2017: Join the GB1900.org team!
Sarah Williams, editor of WDYTYA? Magazine, explains why she has chosen to help the GB1900.org project for our first-ever Transcription Tuesday event
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Transcription Tuesday 2017: Join the AnnoTate team!
WDYYTYA? Magazine art editor Robbie Bennie has chosen to work on the AnnoTate project for our very first Transcription Tuesday event. Here, he explains why you should join him...
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Transcription Tuesday 2017: Join the Waterloo Lives team!
Claire Vaughan explains why you should join her as she takes part in the Waterloo Lives: In Their Own Words project for Transcription Tuesday 2017
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