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Back Issues Index Back issues index ISSUE 71 MARCH 2013 Online content Kent Rochester Cathedral Registers, Picturesque Kent, Maidstone & Environs – P87 On the record New digital archive unlocks Manx records, Genealogy confirms royal find – P10 Off the record Asking questions of older relatives – P14 Feature Welsh newspapers – P16 Feature 10 things you didn’t know about newspapers – P19 Feature William Roache – P26 Now Find Your Ancestors in business – P30 Past in Pictures See your Chester ancestors at work – P32 Reader Story Paul Baker finds a family tale of a rich farmer whose decendants fought the system – P34 Q&A Advice from top industry experts – P40 Gem from the Archive A list of Buckinghamshire men – ready, willing and able to fight – from 1798 – P48 Best websites Hospital archives – P51 Focus on Tracing Irish forebears – P54 Focus on Masters and mates certificates– P61 Feature History of suicide – P 64 Your projects Houghton-le-Spring Heritage Society P 70 Local Industry Northants shoemakers – P71 Making History A revolutionary era in Glasgow - P75 Behind the Headlines 1884: The great English earthquake - P77 Around Britain Dig deep in your Kent ancestry – P81 Reviews Including The Only Way Was Essex – P89 30-minute Genealogist Download Essex parish registers – P94 My Family Hero... The secret of the tanks of WW1 – P98 To order back issues or subscribe call 0844 844 0939 Back issues index Back issues index ISSUE 70 FEBRUARY 2013 ISSUE 69 JANUARY 2013 ISSUE 68 CHRISTMAS 2012 ISSUE 67 DECEMBER 2012 Online content Berkshire Berkshire Probate Index, Berkshire maps, Online content Scottish Highland and Western Isles Durness Online content Northumberland Kelly’s 1938 directory, Bulmer’s Online content Wiltshire Wiltshire Friendly Society Enrolments, Berkshire overseers papers -P87 parish registers, Caithness Archive, Hebridean Archives -P87 1887 Directory, Biographies, Northumberland and Durham FHS -P87 six Wiltshire Directories (1830-1927) P87 On the record Final countdown to WDYTYA? Live begins, On the record Funding enables All Our Stories to be told, On the record Court records uncover Warwickshire’s past, On the record Electoral rolls chart Midlands history, US Boer War records go online, Maps chart Manchester’s Roll shines light on Irish kin, Hull’s Home Front heroes Scottish wills hit the web, Project reveals conscription census transcribed in ‘record time‘, Museum promotes history, Raglanpedia prepares for launch– P10 revealed– P10 truths– P10 Dorset past – P10 Off the record Expanding your research and putting your Off the record A look into the number of societies soon to Off the record An examination of holly, and its place in Off the record A reflection on how online resources have ancestors lives into historical context– P14 celebrate their centenaries– P14 our festive celebrations– P14 improved research avenues– P14 Feature Put your photographs in order – P17 Feature Start your family tree – P17 Feature Your advent guide – P17 Feature Census online – P17 Feature Adoption – P24 Feature WDYTYA? Live – P20 Feature Wartime farm Christmas – P24 Feature Patrick Stewart – P24 Feature Common names – P29 Feature 50 websites to watch – P22 Feature Marriage myths – P27 Feature WW2 ancestors – P30 Past in Pictures See your Temperance ancestors at Feature John Bishop – P30 Past in Pictures Do you recognise anyone in these post-war Past in Pictures A bolton childhood in 1937 – P32 work and play in this new People’s History Museum Swindon photographs? – P36 Past in Pictures Transport worker’s uniforms – P34 Reader Story Phillippa Lancaster was thrilled to find photographic exhibition – P32 Reader Story Jamie Beckford was shocked to uncover an Reader Story Mike Matthews must decide if his military Jewish and gypsy ancestors in her tree – P34 Reader Story Anne Cook began researching her husband’s ancestor is a hero or a lout – P38 ancestor who on the Bounty during the mutiny – P36 Q&A Our experts answer your queries – P40 servant ancestor, and uncovered a royal mystery – P34 Q&A Our experts muse on your mysteries – P44 Q&A Our experts enlighten and educate – P42 Gem from the Archive An Oxford coroner’s record, 1875 – Q&A Our panel pore over your problems – P40 Gem from the Archive A list of Buckinghamshire men - Gem from the Archive An 1890 navy journal tells of a P48 Gem from the Archive Find out what Coventry boys got up yound sailor’s Christmas at sea – P52 ready, willing and able to fight - from 1798 – P50 Best websites Reform schools – P51 to in these 19th-century letters – P48 Best websites Almshouses – P55 Best websites English Civil War – P53 Focus on The meaning of tattoos – P54 Best websites Customs, Excise and Tax – P51 Focus on Maps – P58 Focus on Enlaves and outposts – P56 Focus on Cremation records – P61 Focus on London archives – P56 Focus on Special constables – P63 Focus on Gentleman’s magazine – P63 Feature History of baking - P 64 Focus on Inquisitions post mortem – P61 Feature Christmas diaries - P 66 Feature Convict children - P 66 Your Projects Petworth Emigration Project, charting kin Feature Mechanics institutes - P 66 Local Industry Sheffield steel – P73 Local Industry London street traders – P73 who left for Canada – P70 Local Industry Lancashire Glass – P71 Behind the Headlines 1870: The year education for all Behind the Headlines 1842: The retreat from Kabul saw a Local Industry Herring Girls – P71 Behind the Headlines 1930: The year the UK’s giant silver sole survivor - out of 16,000 - P77 became a reality in Britain - P77 Making History Desertion and heroism in WW2 - P 75 airship, the R101, crashed killing 48 - P77 Around Britain Trace your Northumberland family - P81 Around Britain Research you Scottish Highland and Behind the Headlines 1817: The Elgin Marbles in London - Around Britain Find your Berkshire family history - P81 Western Isles family - P81 Reviews Including A Royal Christmas - P89 P77 Reviews Including Pepys’s London: Everyday Life in Reviews Including A Silence that Speaks: A Family Story 30-minute Genealogist TNA’s wills collection - P94 Around Britain Trace your ancestors in Wiltshire - P81 London 1650-1703 - P89 Through and Beyond the Holocaust - P89 My Family Hero... An ancestor awarded the Victoria Cross, Reviews Including How to Archive Family Keepsakes - P89 30-minute Genealogist Newspapers at findmypast.co.uk - 30-minute Genealogist Hertfordshire ancestors - P94 by the Queen herself - P98 P94 30-minute Genealogist Irish civil registration - P94 My Family Hero... An ancestor who dined at the White My Family Hero... An ancestor who ran away with a House- P98 My Family Hero... WW1 soldier leaves behind diaries with travelling showman- P98 tales of courage – P98 To order back issues or subscribe call 0844 844 0939 To order back issues or subscribe call 0844 844 0939 Back issues index Back issues index ISSUE 66 NOVEMBER 2012 ISSUE 65 OCTOBER 2012 ISSUE 64 SEPTEMBER 2012 ISSUE 63 AUGUST 2012 Online content Northern Ireland Derry wills, County Fermanagh Online content Warwickshire Bedworth census 1821, Pigot’s Online content Cheshire Cheshire Directory, 1928, Parish register Online content Worcestershire Pigot’s Directory, 1835, Army lists, teachers, County Antrim flaxgrowers P87 directory 1835, Kelly’s directory 1928 P87 of The Holy Trinity Cheter 1532-1837 P87 Kellys directory 1912, Worcestershire MIs P87 On the record Home Guard records break down walls, On the record Merchant seamen collection goes online, On the record New features added to genealogy website, On the record Mew website offers discount census access, Cemetery data goes online, New football database hits Archive wins volunteer prize, Map reveals Georgian Pilot records now searchable – P10 Worcester archive launches – P10 the web – P10 Winchester – P10 Off the record Preston Guild’s carnival– P14 Off the record The British Olympic Spirit– P14 Off the record Alan discovers what happened to his Off the record Exciting stories in the new series of Feature New series preview – P16 Feature Ancestors at work – P16 grandfather after he disappeared – P14 WDYTYA? – P14 Feature Find Scottish poor ancestors – P22 Feature Family Matters – P24 Feature Parish Records– P17 Feature 50 Hidden Online Gems – P17 Feature Find living relatives – P27 Feature Get more from TNA P27 Feature Annie Lennox – P25 Feature Samantha Womack – P24 Past in Pictures Life on country house estates revealed – Past in pictures Rural pastimes in the frame – P32 Feature Research Blitz Sites P 30 Feature Find your orphaned ancestors – P28 P32 Reader story Rosemary Cook reveals her research into the Past in Pictures Faces of the First World War– P34 Past in Pictures British lives from 1930 to 1970 – P30 Reader story Jackie Phillips’ research into her Jewish senseless murder of a nurse P36 Reader Story William Turner’s research turned up heroes Reader Story Ex-policeman Robert Bartlett investigates forebears unlocked new family connections – P34 Q&A Our experts probe your genealogical posers – P40 and villains – P36 his family tree to find a real adventurer – P32 Q&A Our experts solve your riddles – P40 Reader story Henry and Jean Pelham uncovered the tragic Q&A Our experts blast your brick walls – P42 Q&A Our experts examine your queries – P38 Gem from the Archive Glasgow poor law application, 1903 tale of a policing ancestor killed on duty – P42 Gem from the Archive Lincolnshire schollchildren survey, Gem from the Archive Newspaper photos, 1914-1918 – P48 – P48 Gem from the Archive A farm accounts book from 1881 – 1849 – P50 Best Websites Dating photos using fashions
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