Journeys in Family History: Exploring Your Past, Finding Your AncestorsThis is the one family history book you will not want to do without. You might be starting out on your ancestral search or seeking fresh genealogical avenues: here you are offered a wealth of reliable advice covering the repositories, the records, the research methods and more. However, this lavish new publication goes further than most, recognizing that the process of establishing lines of descent is enriched by exploration of past times. Starting with the twentieth century, it looks down the ages to cover not just establishing our ancestors' names, but also how they lived: their daily experience, their communities, and their society. You will discover that family history is as much an imaginative journey as a research challenge. |
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... Society of Genealogists ( founded 1911 ) is based at 14 Charterhouse Buildings , Goswell Road , London ECIM 7BA . It organizes courses , lectures and visits , promotes two annual family history fairs , and publishes Genealogists ...
... Society of Genealogists and is available online at < www.englishorigins.com > , records about 7 million names from 12 per cent of all English marriages between 1538 and 1637 . London Marriage Licences , 1521-1869 is available ...
... Society of Genealogists ( which are also on microfiche at the National Archives and the Guildhall Library ) cover apprentices up to 1774 and masters up to 1762 . Some local indexes have been published by record societies , e.g. C. Dale ...