In Issue 24 of Your Family History Magazine:
A House of Infamous Notoriety
Angela Buckley finds out the sordid truth about her seemingly respectable family's past.
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Tracing Your Royal Marine Ancestors by Matthew Little and Richard Brooks
Second World War Air Force Ancestors
Dr Zoe Varnals Bagley explains how to find out more about the men and women who served their country.
Theatrical Roots
Find yours with the help of our reader's tips.
The Electorate Online
As millions of records are released, we look at what else lies ahead this year.
Medieval Men At Arms
Discover an unusually early collection of military records on the internet.
Long Tongued, Bald and Toothless
Some of the weird and wonderful 'ailments' described on the 1911 census are finally revealed.
Dickensian Roots
Laura Berry meets Charles Dickens' 3x great granddaughter on the bicentenary of his birth.
Making News with Royalty
Alan Moss and Keith Skinner take a look at the numerous attempts on Queen Victoria's life and the policemen who protected her.
"I'm Afraid You Have Cancer..."
Simon Wills reveals our ancestors' attitude to what is sometimes thought of as a modern disease.
Prisoner of War
One reader shares his story.
Spotlight on Who Do You Think You Are? Live
Catch up with the latest news and don't miss our special ticket offer!
Angela Buckley finds out the sordid truth about her seemingly respectable family's past.
Tracing Your Royal Marine Ancestors by Matthew Little and Richard Brooks
Dr Zoe Varnals Bagley explains how to find out more about the men and women who served their country.
Find yours with the help of our reader's tips.
As millions of records are released, we look at what else lies ahead this year.
Discover an unusually early collection of military records on the internet.
Some of the weird and wonderful 'ailments' described on the 1911 census are finally revealed.
Laura Berry meets Charles Dickens' 3x great granddaughter on the bicentenary of his birth.
Alan Moss and Keith Skinner take a look at the numerous attempts on Queen Victoria's life and the policemen who protected her.
Simon Wills reveals our ancestors' attitude to what is sometimes thought of as a modern disease.
One reader shares his story.
Catch up with the latest news and don't miss our special ticket offer!
