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Get your teeth stuck into this month's genealogical brain-teaser and get last month's answers inside ...

Issue 88 of Your Family Tree is on sale now. In this latest issue of Britain’s favourite genealogical title we help you follow your ancestors who travelled to the four corners of the world, revealing the key records to find emigrants, travelling workers, redeployed soldiers, child migrants and more. We also reveal who has won what in the YFT Awards 2009, show you how to find police forebears and the criminals they caught, uncover the best local record office resources on the web and uncover the story of the Great Plague of 1665.

 

                 
Where did they go? – Millions of our ancestors left Britain for new lands; we show you

Cops and robbers – Interrogate police records to uncover details of criminals and crime fighters

Award winners – We hand out the gongs in the second annual Your Family Tree Awards

The Great Plague – How London survived, plus tips on tracing those who were affected

Plus… find Prisoner of War records, understand your ancestors’ script with palaeography, get to grips with research in Essex and much more!

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Findmypast has released a wealth of London baptism, marriage and burial records from the 1500s onwards.

The new 'London Collection', consists of one million BMD records dating from 1538, including Docklands baptisms and a list of 700 men who took part in the Matchworkers' Strikes in 1888.

 

Among the many names you can find William Blake's burial entry and a marriage record for Charles Dickens.

Researchers have been unearthing some dark stories in the family history of Australian singers and sisters Kylie and Danii Minogue ...

Familyrelatives.com has entered the latest online records battleground with the addition of more than five million parish register records.

The site, one of the fastest growing genealogy portals, launched the new data with records from around 60 parishes across all areas of England, plus one from  Abergavenny in Wales and records from Dunblane in Perthshire, Scotland. Records range from 1538 to 1900 and are scanned and indexed from existing printed transcriptions of the originals. They cover a mixture of baptisms, marriages and burials.

Also in the collection are fully searchable sets of Phillimore Marriage Registers (transcriptions published in the late 19th and early 20th centuries) for 26 English counties, with more data expected in due course. Among the records already included are birth registers for William Shakespeare and his children, and the marriage of Mary Walpole, sister to Britain's first prime minister, Robert Walpole.

Issue 87 of Your Family Tree is on sale now, and it's one we're sure you won't want to miss! This latest issue of Britain’s favourite genealogical title comes with a special second magazine called Computing For Family Historians, which provides you with essential advice on getting more out of research on your PC or Mac. The magazine's also jam-packed with all your favourites and expert tips on doing your genealogy research for free, tracing apprentices, finding your ancestors marriages online and even the history of your forebears' pets.

                 
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Trace apprentices – Track down the records of your ancestors' time spent learning their trades

Find lost marriages – The best places online to find your elusive forebears' unions

Computing For Family Historians – Special magazine with tutorials, reviews and advice on how to get the most from research on your computer

Plus… trace your military forebears' pension records, get started with census websites, discover research in Hampshire and much more!

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This month we're giving you the chance to keep all your important family history research on your PC safe with a Clickfree C2 Drive. 

Not only are these drives the best way to protect your vital research, but they also make the whole process extremely simple. Instead of installing software, the drives run automatically as soon as you plug them into your PC.  What’s more, each time you want to back up any new research files, the C2 drive will only update what has changed, instead of wasting time backing up your entire hard drive. Each C2 drive is worth £120, and we have two to give away.

 

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Ever wondered what secrets lurk in your family's past? Ever thought that you might be related to a celebrity or even royalty? Come see the stars from the TV programme, Rory Bremner, Kate Humble and Esther Rantzen recount their stories live on stage, then make some discoveries of your own! Whether you’ve just started or been researching for years, you’ll find everything you need at Who Do You Think You Are? LIVE 2010.

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*£2 transaction fee applies. 2 for 1 offer ends 19^th February 2010. On-door standard entry tickets priced at £22 each. Workshop tickets available free on-site, or in advance at a cost of £2. This is not a BBC event.

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Don't miss the chance to have your voice heard in the Your Family Tree Awards!

The deadline for voting in this year's Awards is almost upon us – you have until the end of January to tell us the products and services that have helped your research most in the past 12 months.

Our Awards pick out the companies and products that have done the most for family history over the past 12 months. We've selected 12 categories - including best census/BMD website, best family history software, best storage products and many more. We've also shortlisted the frontrunners in each category. We're asking you to vote for your favourites. Whoever receives the most votes in each category will win the coveted gong.

To vote, simply click here. We'll announce the winners in YFT 88, on sale 26 February.

Records website FamilySearch has added 25 million new records to its collections. What's more they're free to view.

Though the huge collection includes records from all around the world, there are three sets of indexed records from Britain. These are: Cheshire parish records (1530-1900) containing nearly three million names; Cheshire Bishop Transcripts (1598-1900) containing nearly two million names; and over 100,000 nonconformist records (1671-1900).