Throughout history, our ancestors have travelled around the globe, growing the roots of our family trees. This movement has grown since the evolution of travel technology and navigation. Keeping track…
Graces Guide to British Industrial History
Reading old documents is one of the main difficulties you may face when searching for information about your ancestors.
If you ever find yourself looking for records of your forebears before 1837, you will likely have to refer to Parish Records.
Gedcom is the acronym for "Genealogical Data Communication".
How to start out tracing your family history and growing your family tree.
Family Tree Websites which allow you to research your family history and create family trees are more popular than ever. The development of website technology allows integrated graphical representation of one's…
There is a growing number of reference books now available online and we look at some of these resources in connection with researching your family tree.
Libraries, archives, and other institutions are well known to contain historical information. Whilst a growing number of old books and historical texts are available on, there are still a vast…
Discovering Old Photos While researching your family history you will likely come across old photos that relate to your family tree. If you are lucky these will be old photographs…