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Legacy Family Tree Webinars - Finding Your 18th Century Ancestors in England

Legacy Family Tree Webinars - Finding Your 19th Century Ancestors in England

Legacy Family Tree Webinars - Sources for Landed and Titled People in England and Wales

Legacy Family Tree Webinars - The Quest for your English Ancestors $

By Claire V. Brisson-Banks. Legacy Family Tree Webinars are available with a monthly or annual webinar membership subscription.

Legacy Family Tree Webinars - Tracing Your 20th Century English Ancestors

Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI) - Copyright Guidance

For UK documents under Crown Copyright (including census & civil registration documents), the OPSI has revised its stance on enforcing their copyright. These guidelines can help genealogists understand what they may and may not do with UK Crown Copyrighted information without prior approval from the OPSI.

Okanagan Researcher: Claire's British Studies Tour | Kelowna & District Genealogical Society

Smith-Burns, Claire. Claire's British Studies Tour, to England, July 1 to 23, 1999. Okanagan Researcher, Vol. 16 (2) (December 1999).

Researching from Abroad - from GENUKI

RootsTech - Researching English Workhouse Records, Part 1 of 2 ^FREE

By Sylvia Valentine

RootsTech - Researching English Workhouse Records, Part 2 of 2 ^FREE

By Sylvia Valentine

Search My Ancestry

Genealogy blog by Ruth A. Symes, UK social historian and freelance writer. Helpful articles, useful tips and up-to-date news on English and Scottish family history.

Society of Genealogists - Events & Bookings

Online talks, conferences and courses, as well as walks and visits in London.

Teach Yourself Family History

Teach yourself how to trace your English ancestors. This website offers easy to follow lessons which will take you from a newbie genealogist to an experinced family historians. New lessons added regularly.

The LDS FamilySearch Website: From Batch Numbers to Original Records

More information about locating the actual record(s) used for specific Batch extractions. Practical examples to help guide researchers from Batch Number entries and other entries in the IGI to the actual records available from the LDS.

The National Archives - How to look for Adoptions

A research guide from The National Archives, United Kingdom.

The National Archives (U.K.)

Kew, Richmond, Surrey, United Kingdom.

Tracing British Seaman & Their Ships

Who Do You Think You Are? Live

The Society of Genealogists in the United Kingdom, supported by TheGenealogist.co.uk, runs an extensive programme of workshops by leading genealogists over the course of the three day show.