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Article Index
Article Index Downloads Special Issues America's Scrapbook Family Tree Sourcebook Heritage Travel Preserve Your Family History Preserving Your Memories Trace Your Family History Yearbook
Looking for an article in a past issue of Family Tree Magazine? Our article indexes can point you to that expert advice. Just download and save them with your collection of back issues. If you're missing an issue, visit our back-issues page to see what's still available; you can order online or by calling (800) 258-0929.
Can't get enough of Family Tree Magazine's how-to tips and expert advice? Check out our special newsstand-only issues. Each one revolves around a specific family history-related theme—for example, online family history, preservation and beginner genealogy. Here's a rundown of our special issues:
March 2003
September 2005
January 2005, January 2006
May 2002 (sold out), November 2002 (sold out), May 2003, July 2003
May 2004
September 2002 (sold out), September 2003 (sold out)
November 2003 (sold out), September 2004, May 2005
Our Yearbook issues, published January 2001, January 2002, January 2003 and January 2004, are sold out. Check your library or genelaogical society.
Family Tree Magazine is a division of F+W Publications, Inc. Headquartered in Cincinnati, F+W has 1,000 employees worldwide and operates offices in Devon, England; Boston; Denver; New York City; Savannah, Ga.; and Iola, Wis. The company's publishing targets hobbyists and enthusiasts in categories such as writing, fine art, genealogy, crafts, antiques, various collectibles, coins, stamps and the outdoors.
F+W publishes nearly 60 magazines, and has an equally deep book-publishing program across 15 different imprints in complementary, special-interest fields. In addition, the company owns and operates conferences and book clubs in the United States and United Kingdom.
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