Researching Your Family History

Description

Family history research has come a long way in the last few years as the internet makes information easily accessible to all. However, the documents and records are still the same whether viewed electronically, on microfilm or fiche, or in their original form. This practical book focuses on these essential documents in England and Wales, and guides you through them clearly and sensibly. It explains where to find them and how to get the most out of them when you do. Written by a professional researcher, it will answer your questions and help solve your problems before they arise, ensuring that you enjoy the fun and exhilaration of tracing your family history. Illustrated with original documents Advice on how to avoid common mistakes and what to do when you get stuck Help on using the web (and what you can do without it) Tips on keeping costs down AUTHOR: Pam Ross is a professional family history researcher who began, as so many do, by researching her own family. Her hobby has continued to grow in importance and her interest in the subject has developed with it. Pam is a member of The Association of Genealogists and Researchers in Archives. SELLING POINTS: A practical guide aimed at all family historians, genealogists and also all record offices Focuses on the essential documents whether viewed electronically, on microfilm or in original form 44 colour illustrations

Pam Ross is a professional family history researcher who began, as so many do, by researching her own family. Her hobby has continued to grow in importance and her interest in the subject has developed with it. Pam is a member of The Association of Genealogists and Researchers in Archives.

One of the best beginner guides we've ever reviewed. * Your Family Tree (Seal of Approval) * A real joy to read... highly recommended both for beginners and those seeking to expand and consolidate their knowledge and research skills. * Who Do You Think You Are? * The book is excellent. It is one that could be read and later dipped into as the need arises. * Family History Societies' website *