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New database of 13,000 British slave traders goes online
The Register of British Slave-traders is the result of a five-year project researching Britain's slave trade
Nazis may have burned Bayeux Tapestry with cigar ash, conservators say in new documentary
A new BBC documentary looks at the transfer of the Bayeux Tapestry to the British Museum for the new exhibition
Four million Berkshire family history records go online
Ancestry has added sets of Berkshire parish records dating from 1538 to 1998
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David Olusoga to investigate Britain’s slave traders in new documentary
Finding Britain's Slave Traders with David Olusoga will feature new research into individuals and institutions involved in the transatlantic slave trade
Different surnames, same person? Why our ancestors changed their names in records
Chloe O'Shea explains why your ancestors might not have the same surname spelling - and how to trace them
What is Heritage Open Days?
Find out how you can get exclusive access to hundreds of historic buildings for free in Heritage Open Days
The National Archives accused of ‘celebration of murdering Scotland’s national hero’ over William Wallace letter announcement
A 1300 letter found on William Wallace will be returned to London for display
Ancestry offers free access to 326 million wartime family history records
Don't miss free access to Second World War records on Ancestry this week
These classic 90s names are at risk of going extinct, baby expert warns
Baby brand Nuby has revealed the steep decline of classic 1990s names such as Courtney, Shannon and Danielle
Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine index
An index of past family history articles featured in back issues of Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine
Ancestry reveals Pressure actors’ families’ wartime experiences
Researchers from Ancestry have revealed the family history of Andrew Scott and Damian Lewis ahead of their new D-Day film Pressure
What is Dolly Parton’s ancestry?
What is Dolly Parton's ancestry? We take a look at the county music legend's American, English, German and Welsh ancestry
How to research Italian ancestry
Do you have Italian ancestry? Discover how you can trace Italian ancestors in their home country with online family history records
Historian hopes for nuance in new Peasants' Revolt film The Uprising
We spoke to a historian about what we can expect from new Peasants' Revolt film The Uprising
"I'm proud the family name lives on": 175-year-old brand offers a year's free supply of dog food
Baker's dog food is running a competition to win a year's worth of food to celebrate its 175th anniversary
What your ancestors' names tell you about them
Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine editor Sarah Williams explains the stories behind your ancestors' names
What is Y-DNA?
What is Y-DNA, what does it tell you, and which Y-DNA test is best? Debbie Kennett explains how you can use Y-DNA testing to trace the family history of your male line
How old is my house? The best house history websites
Inspired by BBC Two's A House Through Time? Jonathan Scott shows you how to trace the history of your house
Irish wills: Why are they important, and where can you find them?
Irish ancestry research experts Paul Blake and Maggie Loughran explain how to find Irish wills
Genealogist reveals most unusual name he’s come across in records
Neil Fraser, a partner at probate genealogy firm Fraser and Fraser, has revealed the most unusual name he's ever come across in records
Tithe applotment books: Our guide to finding your Irish ancestors’ land
Tithe applotment books are one of the most important family history resources for 19th century Ireland
A House Through Time: What is it, and when is it on TV?
A House Through Time travels to Scotland in a new series of the popular house history programme