Teach Yourself Tracing Your Family History guides readers through the process of researching and recording their family backgrounds. It includes tips on planning the necessary research, interviewing relatives effectively, and drawing up a family tree. The author also provides suggestions on where to find and how to use the different sources available to anyone, such as birth, marriage, and death certificates, censuses, and wills. This new edition also gives advice on how to use the Internet to its full potential.

Teach Yourself Tracing Your Family History

Reference

Colwell, Stella

Genealogy

McGraw=Hill

1st UK edition. Weidenfeld & Nicolson [1991]. Frontispiece. Illustrated throughout with old documents in b/w. 231pp. inc notes, bibliography & index. 4to. Fine in near fine dust-jacket.

Family Roots: A Guide to Uncovering Your Past in the Public Record Office

Politics & Social Sciences

Archaeology

Weidenfeld and Nicolson

This text provides a guide to tracing family histories, both in the UK and overseas. It gives advice on planning research and establishing what information is required, as well as explaining how to interview relatives effectively and draw up a family tree.

Tracing Your Family History (Teach Yourself)

Teach Yourself Books

Tracing Your Family Tree

Faber&Faber

Shows how to use family records, the Census, parish registers, local records, and other sources for genealogical research, and explains how to write a family history

This authoritative practical reference guide to all aspects of family history research has been updated and revised to include a new chapter discussing important developments of the 1980s, in particular new sources of information and the use of computers for research.

The family history book: A guide to tracing your ancestors

Phaidon

The Family History Book: A Guide to Tracing Your Ancestors

Harpercollins

First American edition. Fine condition in fine dust jacket. A pioneering reference work for genealogists and historians based on many years original research.

Family Roots: Discovering the Past in the Public Record Office

History

Europe

Tuttle Pub

Tracing Your Family History gives advice on planning, research, and determining what needs to be discovered when seeking information about one's family history. Techniques for interviewing relatives and getting the most from sources such as marriage and death certificates, censuses, and wills are included.

Teach Yourself Family History

The Family Records Centre in London is jointly managed by the Office of National Statistics and the Public Record Office, and contains Britain's most frequently consulted genealogical sources. This is an essential guide to the Centre's collections of birth, marriage, and death records, death duty registers and census returns, including the recently released 1901 Census. A clear guide is given to tracing the history of a family. Most PRO guides also contain addresses, phone numbers, web sites, and related collections at other locations for those not actually visiting the London premises.

FAMILY RECORDS CENTRE: A User's Guide (Public Record Office Reader's Guide)

Public Records Office

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Teach Yourself Tracing Your Family History

Family Roots: A Guide to Uncovering Your Past in the Public Record Office

Tracing Your Family History (Teach Yourself)

Tracing Your Family Tree

Tracing Your Family Tree

The family history book: A guide to tracing your ancestors

The Family History Book: A Guide to Tracing Your Ancestors

Family Roots: Discovering the Past in the Public Record Office

Teach Yourself Family History

FAMILY RECORDS CENTRE: A User's Guide (Public Record Office Reader's Guide)