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Family Tree Maker
2012 now available!
Family Tree Maker 2012 features a host of new and
exciting tools:
- Follow the Hints - Just enter what you know into your family tree. Hints (green
leaf icons) will soon appear, linking you to historical records and trees that might
hold answers about your ancestors.
- Save to your desktop - Saves information you discover on Ancestry.co.uk to your
family tree, complete with an electronic copy of the original record.
- Maps and Timelines - View maps to see where your ancestors have lived and track
your family’s migration paths. And, highlight key events that have occurred in
their
lives.
- IMPROVED - Manage photos and more. Add photos, audio and video files,
documents etc. into your tree. Easy-to-use tools help you manage them faster than
ever before!
- IMPROVED - Smart Stories - Write Smart Stories in two easy steps using
improved page designs and templates. Each time you edit your tree, Smart Stories
update automatically.
- IMPROVED - Charts and Reports. Choose from hundreds of customisable
chart
options and create reports that let you see and share your tree from different
perspectives; location, migration path, family name, birthdays and more!
- NEW - Blended Families View. See combined families including step
families and
adoptees at a glance.
- NEW - TreeSync - Synchronise Desktop and Online
Ancestry.co.uk Trees.
Keep your tree up-to-date wherever you are! Build your tree using
Family Tree Maker and upload it to Ancestry.co.uk. Whether
you’re working online or on your desktop, you can keep your tree
in sync with just the click of a button (and even update it using
the FREE iPhone and iPad apps.) Share your tree with other family members and choose who
can view and update it.
COMES WITH 2 FREE RESOURCES WORTH OVER £10
We will include a FREE S&N Resource CD worth £7.95, and a
FREE guide to regional resources worth £4.95 when you purchase a
Deluxe, Platinum or World edition!
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New - Marriage Finder Tool
TheGenealogist transcribes more fields on census records than any other site,
which allows us to offer unique search tools such as the Keyword Master Search.
The 1911 census was the first to record how many years a couple had been married, and we’ve
included this information in our transcripts to create a great new tool that links together
the 1911 census with our Marriage Transcripts. As the spouse’s name was not recorded
on entries prior to 1912, our marriage transcripts search
for possible partners by matching up the year, quarter, district, volume and page
number.
From the Family View or Household View, the Marriage Finder icon can be seen next to the
View Original Image icon. The links under ‘Marriage Status’ and ‘Years
Married’ will also activate the Marriage Finder Tool.
The screenshot below shows film director Alfred Hitchcock, age 17, on the London 1911 census
with his parents William and Emma Hitchcock.
The Marriage Finder icon is visible on the far right, and clicking this opens up a new window
with details of possible marriage entries for the couple. Brides would normally get married
in their home parish, and as we can see Emma was born in West Ham. The first entry in the
list of marriages is an entry for Emma married in West Ham, and we know that Emma's middle
name was Jane,
which confirms that this is the correct entry. If you’re presented with several
possible marriage entries, and you’re unsure which is the correct one, you may need to
obtain a birth certificate for one of the children listed to confirm the mother’s
maiden name.
The Marriage Finder window will display new icons on the right, which when selected will
allow you to view the original image from the marriage index, view a full ‘certificate
style’ record which you can print out for your own records and a TreeView link, which
will allow you to save both the record and/or the individual to your family tree.
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Biographies & Who's Who Records
We have added a new section to TheGenealogist, called "Biography & Who's
Who". Biographical records are a valuable resource for family historians,
as they provide detailed information on individuals, which can include birth,
marriage and death as well as achievements,
education and where they lived. Some entries also provide information on other
family members such as parents and siblings.
- Old Public School Boys' Who's Who - Eton 1933
- Who's Who in the Theatre - 1922
- Yorkshire Who's Who's, 1912
- Who's Who in Staffordshire Limited Edition
- Who's Who 1897
- Who's Who in Sport - 1935
- Who's Who in British Aviation - 1936 Edition
- Who's Who in the British War Mission in the United States
1918
- Irish Heroes in the War (World War I)
- The Concise Dictionary of National Biography 1654-1930, including
Supplement and Persons Who Died 1912-1921
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Catholic Records
We have released the following Catholic Records, which have been added to the
Parish Registers section of our website:
- Catholic Mission Registers:
- St Peter's, Winchester 1731-1826
- Cowdray, Easebourne and Midhurst 1745-1837
- Pethir 1758-1818
- Bellingham, Northumberland 1794-1837
- Catholic Registers of Cheam, Surrey 1755-1788
- Catholic Registers of Wootton Wawen, Warwickshire
1786-1843
- Catholic Registers of Holywell, Flintshire 1698-1829
- Catholic Registers of Nidd Hall, N.R. of York 1780-1823
- Catholic Registers of Llanarth, Monmouthshire 1781-1838
- Catholic Registers of St. Joseph's Chapel, Trenchard Street, Bristol
1777-1808
- Catholic Registers of Robert Hall and Hornby, Co. Lancaster
1757-1851
- The Catholic Registers of York Bar Convent Chapel 1771-1826
- Catholic Registers of Courtfield in the Parish of Welsh Bicknor,
Monmouthshire 1773-1832
- Catholic Registers of Britwell-Prior, Oxfordshire 1765-1788
- Catholic Registers of Isleworth, Middlesex 1746-1835
- Catholic Registers of Newport, Shropshire 1785-1846
- Catholic Registers of Culcheth, Lancashire 1791-1825
- Catholic Registers of Southworth Hall, Lancashire 1795-1827
- Catholic Registers of Danby, West Witton and Leyburn, Yorkshire
1742-1880
- Registers of Fr. Thomas Worthington, Kept in Lancashire
1713-17
- Registers of the Rev. Pierce Parry at Claxby, Lincolnshire, and
Oscott, Warwickshire 1755-1766
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Newspapers
- SS Great Britain - The Great Britain Times
A newspaper published exclusively for passengers of the SS Great Britain.
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PCC Wills Index and Images
 We have added over 7,000 individuals to
our PCC Wills collection, bringing the total number to
over 845,000.
The wills are searchable by name, year of will, year of
probate, area and profession. The search results also show
the image of the original record, so you can see word for word what
your ancestor wrote in their will. We now have over 200 years' worth
of wills available. This will shortly be expanded back to the 1300's.
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Worcestershire Parish Record Transcripts
 We have added over 14,000 individuals to our Parish
Transcripts for
Worcestershire in partnership with Malvern Family History
Society, expanding our coverage and bringing the total to
over 847,000 individuals. With years ranging from:
Click Here to view our full coverage of Parish
Record Transcripts
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We are always interested in microfilm/microfiche of original
records, in particular parish records, Scottish census and electoral
registers.
Also, if you have old books (pre 1930) of parish record transcripts,
electoral registers, poll books and directories, let us know.
We have the latest scanning technology to allow us to photograph
loan books without damage.
We are happy to reward you for the loan of these items, simply
let us know what you have. We also have volunteer
transcribers who are waiting to help with these projects. If you
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