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A guide to obtaining copies of Probate Records
From the UK Court Service.
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All About Genealogy, Ancestry and Family History
AllAboutGenealogy gives hints and tips, overviews on how to get into genealogy and genealogy site and product reviews. Based in the United Kingdom.
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Archival Research Techniques and Skills Scheme
Online tutorial aimed at those who wish to start research work in archives in the UK.
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Exodus: Movement of the People
Proposals will be accepted starting 1 July 2012 for the Halsted Trust’s genealogical conference to be held from Friday 6th September 2013–Sunday 8th September 2013 at Hinckley Island Hotel Watling Street, Hinckley, Leicestershire. The conference lectures will be aimed at family historians interested in the theme of British Migration from, to and within the British Isles. The conference lectures and after dinner talks are expected to feature nationally and internationally known genealogical speakers
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Explore Genealogy is a resource that was devised for people who are interested in tracing their family history in the United Kingdom and Ireland. It offers information on how to start your investigation, as well as tips for the more experienced genealogist.
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FamilySearch.org - Education - Research Series Classes Online
Includes videos and class outlines.
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Finding Your Ancestors from the UK and Ireland at Ancestry.com
FREE
A free 8-page how-to article from the Ancestry.com Learning Center.
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From the Federation of Family History Societies. This online brochure provides answers to a new researcher's first questions about family history.
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Useful advice regarding family history and ancestry in the UK.
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GenGuide - UK and Irish Genealogy Sources, Aids and Contacts
Providing family historians and genealogists with information on UK and Irish genealogical sources, topics, finding aids and contacts relevant to family history.
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Getting More From the 1881 British Census on CD-ROM
Article by Mark Howells.
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Nick Thorne is The Nosey Genealogist, and writes a blog aimed at those with ancestors from the British Isles. He has been researching his English and Scottish family tree for over 5 years and along the way he has picked up all sorts of tips and tricks on how to break down those wretched brick walls that hamper family historians. By reading around the subject and completing various courses he has gained a fair bit of knowledge that he is willing to share with you. He also features a guest blogger from the Channel Islands, to add an important insight from this small, but important, corner of the British Islands.
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HMSO Guidance Notes - Publishing and Copyright
For UK documents under Crown Copyright (including census & civil registration documents), the HMSO has revised its stance on enforcing their copyright. These guidelines can help genealogists understand what they may and may not do with UK Crown Copyrighted information without prior approval from the HMSO.
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How to Trace Your Family Tree - Notes for Beginners
From the Glamorgan Family History Society.
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International Society for British Genealogy and Family History - Institute
Five days of instruction and one-on-one consultation with instructor.
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Article by Alison U. Ring.
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Origins.net - Family History Articles
Free articles by experts.
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