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John Brown, manservant of Queen Victoria, is among the famous Scots found in Findmypast's new gravestone records collection

Findmypast creates new family history collection of over one million Scottish gravestone records

Black and white photograph of dressmakers in London in 1933

New research reveals how job adverts have changed in the past 150 years

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Who Do You Think You Are? magazine editor Sarah Williams models the National Trust virtual backdrop of Vita Sackville-West's writing room in Sissinghurst Castle, Kent

National Trust launches free Zoom backdrops of famous libraries

Mapping Loss Lancaster University First World War

Lancaster University invite contributions to map of First World War dead

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The National Roll of the First World War, which is free on Findmypast

Findmypast offers free access to 103 million military records for Remembrance Day

The 1939 Register is free on Ancestry for Remembrance Sunday

Ancestry offers free access to UK wartime records for Remembrance Sunday

A First World War grave in Cambridge City Cemetery, maintained by the CWGC

CWGC urges members of the public to ‘go local’ for Remembrance Sunday

The lobby of The National Archives with a one-way system in place due to coronavirus

“In essence, the archive is closed”: Historian protests access restrictions at The National Archives

Mudlarker Jason Sandy found the dog tag in the Thames

Mudlarker reunites dog tag with descendants of original owner

An 1872 register of baptisms from the parish of Holyhead, Anglesey, now available on Ancestry, TheGenealogist and MyHeritage

Welsh parish registers published on more family history websites