Are you thinking of becoming a Professional Genealogist and want to get a good foundation in genealogy to support your work? Then our Advanced Certificate is for you. buff.ly/3r95WNx #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #DistanceLearning #OnlineCourses #Genealogy Courses

The National Trust says income from the sale of wallpaper inspired by 19th Century designs at one of its houses will help safeguard its properties for years to come. buff.ly/3SJFQL6

Researching Scottish Ancestral Crisis. This course will reveal the many areas of Scottish ancestral hardship that have been documented over the last few centuries, and explore how to access the relevant records. buff.ly/3YLZc3r

A memorial service to commemorate 13 people who died in an explosion at a munitions factory has taken place 100 years on from the disaster. buff.ly/3ULTccq

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Where are the rainforests? The Amazon? South-east Asia? How about mid and north Wales? In fact, Wales is home to some of the last remaining examples of temperate rainforests in Europe. buff.ly/3OJ8evt

Getting everything ready for my PharosTutors/Society of Genealogists course ‘Church and Community, Selected records 1540 - 1800’, which starts next week. This year being powered by hot drinks from my new Pharos mug :)

Family Feuds – how to find and interpret Chancery court records. Reading a Chancery case will allow you to see people from the past as more than just names and dates. They let you into the secret lives, thoughts, passions, and feuds between family members. buff.ly/3EtMaAA

Historical artefacts dating back 12,000 years have been discovered by archaeologists on the site of a major Leicestershire road project. buff.ly/3URKv0g

Researching Your Welsh Ancestors. Despite the fact that, by and large, Wales used the same legal and bureaucratic framework as England, the country's social, linguistic, cultural and religious fabric mean that a different kind of approach is necessary. buff.ly/3LFtgXX

This year sees the Family History Federation celebrate its 50th anniversary - and many of the 150 member societies of the Federation have reached notable milestones too. buff.ly/49synY3

#MeetTheTutors Susan Moore Susan Moore Research is a freelance researcher for family and local historians specialising in records relating to lands and possessions and in particular to Chancery records in the 16th and 17th centuries. Find out about Susan: buff.ly/3CdhLmT

The football team who invented the beautiful game as we know it. buff.ly/48pSHaZ

Our AGM & Study Day will be held on 11 May 2024. This will be a fully hybrid meeting (venue to be announced). The theme will be World War Two. agra.org.uk

Researching Ancestors in Continental Europe. This course introduces you to the broad context of Europe, offers advice for tracking European ancestors, expands your knowledge and assists in problem solving. buff.ly/3E2Xalx

Listing Protection for Westminster Gas Lamps. buff.ly/3SQcpac

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The WW1 soldiers who sewed for therapy. buff.ly/3whDETG

Church and Community, Selected Records 1540-1800. This course gives you the tools to understand the nature, jurisdictions and administrations under which different types of community existed in the past. buff.ly/3AFPULM

A book about Victorian campaigner Samuel Plimsoll has been updated with a new introduction to mark 200 years since his birth. buff.ly/42O2iHH