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• The really 1st records you need to find once starting your search. Though these records may not be wholly complete, they are a fantastic starting point. Start your information gathering here and use them as a strong foundation to build on.
• Why finding Welsh ancestors before 1812 is so difficult. And what you need to cognize before trying to find them.
• Calendar mayhem. In the Eighteenth Century the geological dating system changed in the UK causation massive confusion. Find out why this happened so YOU don't get confused once searching records about this period.
• Your ancestors despised paying taxes as more as you do! Find out how they tried to avoid them. And why, in the time before censuses, they can be so important for your Family History
• Why finding your Scottish ancestors is easy and your Irish ones so hard. Learn why this is so, and how to go simply about searching for them.
• Was your ascendant in the Army? Find out what he did, wherever he fought, and what diseases he caught! Learn what he looked like in those days before photography.
• Where to find the absolute 'pot of gold' Family History information. Two sets of records hold a treasure treasure trove of personal information simply about your ancestors. It's vital for you to cognize what these are.
• Where to get the perfectly vital information you need for your Family History. Each Parish Church in the UK used to store certain official records simply about their parishioners. There are 7 documents containing vital information you need to cognize simply about for your research.
• Do you have a criminal in the family? It didn't take more in days gone by to be classed as a criminal. Learn what crimes could land your ancestors in big trouble and the barbaric punishments that were meted out. And in what records you need to look for your contrary relatives.
• The big difference between Family tree and Family History. It's easy to get these two terms mixed up and get confused. And I'll tell you what you need to do to do a 'Family History' out of all your genealogic information.
• 'One of the best-kept private secrets in the earth of English genealogy'. English records before 1837 are control in local as well as national repositories, but are not promptly accessible on the Internet. I'll show you wherever to find these hidden gems of information.
• Pre 1700 records. How to search back far enough to find if you're related to a Lord of the Manor. If your family lived, worked on or closely held a plot of land, I'll tell you how to find out.