Tutorial: Find Records at the UK National Archives Website
Use the UK National Archives’ website to find British genealogy records, both there and elsewhere.
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1921 UK Census Worksheet Free Download
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How to Find Your Ancestors in the 1921 UK Census Premium
Discover what the recently released 1921 UK census can teach you about your English and Welsh ancestors.
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Genealogy Q&A: Missing Birth Records in England and Wales Premium
Does your ancestor have missing or conflicting birth dates? For English and Welsh ancestors, a bit of civil registration history can help lead you in the right direction.
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The Top British Genealogy Websites
Rule, Britannia (research)! Discover your English and Welsh ancestors’ records in these must-search British genealogy websites.
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Case Study: US Genealogy Finds in England Premium
One US researcher brings home surprising souvenirs from trips to England, including a Civil War photo and a lump of coal.
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Finding English & Welsh Ancestry in UK Census Records Premium
We'll let you in on search secrets to find your English and Welsh ancestors in UK census records.
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5 Tips for Finding Your English Ancestors Online
There's no shortage of British genealogy records to document your family history. Follow these steps to find your English ancestors online.
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Deciphering English Parish Records Step-by-Step Premium
Baptisms, marriages and burials were all recorded by the Church of England. Here is one sample record, with specific items explained to help you with your own research.
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Chapman Codes and Why They Matter for English Genealogy Research
Looking for locations of English ancestors? Here's a list of pre-1974 British counties and their Chapman codes.
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