Dear Family Historian,

We all have brick walls in our family tree. Learn how to overcome them with tips and tricks from experts that have been there before you, and get their insights into both major resources and lesser known records.

Without state benefits how did our ancestors manage with illness or job loss?

How can you learn more from the pictures of your ancestors?

With no police force, how did they cope with the lawlessness of the 18th Century?

Find out with the latest edition of Discover Your Ancestors Bookazine!

With 196 pages of research advice, social and general history, occupations and interesting family histories, take a look at the latest edition of Discover Your Ancestors Bookazine. Get your copy with Free UK postage by clicking here.

There has never been a better time to explore your own family history by attending the Discover Your Ancestors upcoming event, The Family History Show Online. It's not too late to get your early bird ticket offer with our special discount saving 40%!

We look forward to seeing you there!

All the best,

The S&N Team

The Family History Show, Online

Saturday 25th September 2021

Special Offer for S&N Email News Readers - 40% Off Tickets!

The Family History Show Online takes place on 25th September, featuring two online lecture theatres, the popular 'Ask the Experts' area where you can put questions forward to specialists, live chat and forum where you can talk with other attendees, as well as a whole host of stalls so you can ask for advice as well as buy genealogical products.

New Feature for The Family History Show Online: The main Lecture Theatre now includes Live Chat, so you can post questions and comments as you watch the talk. The speakers will be on hand to answer these during the broadcast time!

Don't miss out on a day packed with talks by experts including Nick Barratt, get answers to your questions in 1-2-1 expert sessions, and hear advice from a host of Family History Societies and genealogical suppliers. You can also meet the Discover Your Ancestors team.

Discover Your Ancestors Issue 10

Now available! Packed with over 190 pages. Read the helpful and fascinating articles:

• Soldiers at sea - how to research your Royal Marine ancestors
• Scots paupers – find everyday stories of ordinary people in the Poor Law records
• DNA Discoveries - how to advance your family history with DNA
• A long line of Smithys – James Corden's roots
• Sheen of the showmen – a history of showmanship in the family of versatile actor Michael Sheen
• 'The clouds will go away' – the roots of the all-British hero, Captain Sir Tom Moore

• Rural roots – tease out the footprints of your 'Ag Labs'
• The Cornish Giant - Richard Trevithick: Father of the Railway, 250th Anniversary
• Georgian Fight Club - eavesdrop on a visit to the notorious 'Bear Garden' in 1710
• The Mourning After - examining Victorian death and funeral customs and practices
• Roald Dahl's WW2 Desert Crash - discover the day to day life of your RAF ancestors
• Friendly societies and their importance in working class communities
• and much more!

Inside the bookazine you will also find over £80 of FREE resources! Including a free three months First Steps Plus subscription with TheGenealogist, a free three month subscription to the monthly online magazine Discover Your Ancestors Periodical, and lots of other resources!

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