How to resolve stumbling blocks in your family history research using new and unique search strategies to find those missing relatives. Techniques he will cover will include searching for a family using just the individuals’ forenames, keyword search tools (using criteria other than a name to search on) and other advanced search techniques. The talk also covers unique data sets such as Non-Conformist records, Non-Parochial records, Fleet marriages, Will images, Parish Records, Military Records, Directories, Newspapers and more.

This talk covers a range of sources for your ancestors’ occupations as well as considerations when researching their occupations.

Perhaps the third most useful source after certificates and census, wills are a personal insight into relationships and possessions. Find indexes and associated records, order copies and read the documents: Jackie goes in-depth to show you what resources are available.

Keith shares top tips & techniques for finding elusive ancestors, illustrated by some fascinating case studies.

You’ve got your DNA test back, and now you have a million questions to ask. This talk covers the most common questions and answers that help to get you started.

Mark discusses how to get the most out of map-based record sets, what’s available online and demonstrates a fantastic tool for viewing them.