In Issue 5 of Your Family History Magazine:
Digging up the past with Tony Robinson
The face of Time Team and Blitz Street tells us what he thinks about his East London roots, as Nick Barratt digs up lunatic keepers, bankrupts and aristocrats.
Snapshot of The Past
Dave Annal explains how to get the most out of census returns in the second part to his comprehensive Beginner’s Guide.
One-Place Genealogical Studies
How local history studies can further your genealogical research.
Murder Most Foul
One reader discovers a double murder in his family in an unusual case of matricide and fratricide.
Understanding Assize Courts Records
Stephen Wade explains what the assizes were and how to access them to find that elusive criminal ancestor.
Spotlight on Newcastle
Your Family History is getting ready for the National Family History Fair on 11 September!
Sinking Of The Princess Victoria
Bob O’Hara investigates why one of the first roll-on, roll-off car ferries sank off the coast of Northern Ireland over 50 years ago.
A Senseless Census?
While the modern census faces its greatest threat since the Second World War, there are calls for the early release of the 1921 census. Nick Barratt appeals for all sides to tread carefully.
Free Booklets
Don't miss your collectable booklet free on the cover of every issue. This issue, Phil Tomaselli introduces us to Tracing Your Air Force Ancestors.
The 1880's
The 1880s was a decade of political turmoil, warfare and hardship, in which the north east of England was particularly hard hit. Jill Morris takes a closer look.
The face of Time Team and Blitz Street tells us what he thinks about his East London roots, as Nick Barratt digs up lunatic keepers, bankrupts and aristocrats.
Dave Annal explains how to get the most out of census returns in the second part to his comprehensive Beginner’s Guide.
How local history studies can further your genealogical research.
One reader discovers a double murder in his family in an unusual case of matricide and fratricide.
Stephen Wade explains what the assizes were and how to access them to find that elusive criminal ancestor.
Your Family History is getting ready for the National Family History Fair on 11 September!
Bob O’Hara investigates why one of the first roll-on, roll-off car ferries sank off the coast of Northern Ireland over 50 years ago.
While the modern census faces its greatest threat since the Second World War, there are calls for the early release of the 1921 census. Nick Barratt appeals for all sides to tread carefully.
Don't miss your collectable booklet free on the cover of every issue. This issue, Phil Tomaselli introduces us to Tracing Your Air Force Ancestors.
The 1880s was a decade of political turmoil, warfare and hardship, in which the north east of England was particularly hard hit. Jill Morris takes a closer look.
