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What are almshouses?
Caroline Roberts explores the history of the almshouses that provided housing for the poor before the welfare state
How to find nursing records in the UK
Discover how to trace the historic records of nurses and military nurses in the UK online
Sephardic Jews: Who they are and how to prove Sephardic ancestry
Discover how to research Sephardic Jewish family history with tips from family history expert David Mendoza
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Irish census records and census substitutes: Where to find them
Although many have been destroyed, Irish census records and their substitutes are still essential tools for anyone researching their Irish roots
The gruesome true story of the bodysnatchers who robbed graves and resorted to murder in 18th-century Britain
Discover the notorious bodysnatchers - including Burke and Hare - who stole corpses to sell to anatomy schools
How to start a one-name study
What is a one-name study, how do you start one and what resources are out there to help? Genetic genealogy expert Debbie Kennett answers your questions
Read a nun's secret love letter from 1878
In Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine, Walsall Archives share a secret love letter by Sister Dora, a 19th century nun and nurse
"I don't think he'd been a human being for me before": How Sir Patrick Stewart discovered the truth about his father on Who Do You Think You Are?
Actor Patrick Stewart discovered his violent father's service in the Second World War on Who Do You Think You Are?
Get 50% off Ancestry DNA tests and more with our special offers roundup
Get discounts on Ancestry DNA tests and more with our roundup of the best special offers for family historians
The best genealogy courses available now
Discover how to learn family history skills with our pick of the best online and correspondence genealogy courses
What was the Blitz, when did it start and how long did it last?
London was set ablaze in the first raid of the Blitz on 7 September 1940. James Hoare looks back on the eight months in the Second World War that proved that Britain had the Blitz spirit
How to find Prerogative Court of Canterbury wills
Margaret McGregor explains how to find Prerogative Court of Canterbury (PCC) wills for family history research
Findmypast launches new war memorial tool
Military Lives tells the stories of soldiers who died in the First World War
These ten traditional surnames reveal a connection to Suffolk
Discover the traditional surnames that could reveal Suffolk family history
When was the 1901 census taken?
Discover everything you need to know about the 1901 census, including where to find records for the UK and Ireland
Royal Marines records: How to find them
Naval history expert Simon Wills explains how to find Royal Marines records for your family history research
My husband’s grandparents’ letters revealed how their romance flourished despite racism
Sally George found old letters revealing how her husband's grandparents fell in love and married in England in 1926 despite racism
Scottish names and naming traditions
Discover which surnames, first names and clan names are Scottish and how to tell if you have Scottish family history
The history of exercise
Discover the origins of exercise and fitness, from 'muscular Christianity' to Second World War Britain
Irish ancestry: How to trace Irish ancestry
Discover if you have Irish ancestry with the help of our list of the best Irish ancestry websites
How to read old newspapers online
Trace your family history in print with these online collections of old newspapers from Britain, America, Australia and more
Campaigners call for memorial to British Home Children in the UK
The British Home Children Memorial Committee is campaigning for a memorial to the children who were sent to Canada in Liverpool
Reconstruction reveals face of man who died in Roman Scotland 2000 years ago
Researchers at National Museums Scotland have recreated the face of a man whose skeleton was found at a Roman archaeological site
Davina McCall on Who Do You Think You Are?: Everything you need to know
Big Brother presenter Davina McCall discovered connections to royalty and French ancestry on Who Do You Think You Are?
