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Findmypast.com now has fully searchable Death records!

This means that every death recorded in England & Wales from 1837 to 2006 is listed and records are searchable with as little as just a surname. This saves customers hours of trawling through pages of search results to spot just one ancestor!
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Has the BBC's 'Who Do You Think You Are?' got you interested in researching your own family history? Are your ancestors from Ireland? Did they serve in the military?

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Genealogy Books

We have searched Amazon and other internet sources for genealogy, biographies & history titles that will aid in your research or are of general interset on this subject.

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#	Web Link	Hits
1	Who Do You Think You Are? "Who Do You Think You Are?" Encyclopedia of Genealogy: The Definitive Reference Guide to Tracing Your Family History	646
2	The Genealogist's Internet The Genealogist's Internet by Peter Christian	633
3	Tracing Your Scottish Ancestors	750
4	Black Diamonds: The Rise and Fall of a Great English Dynasty	633
5	The Penguin Dictionary of First Names (Penguin Reference)	802
6	Collins Tracing Your Irish Family History	992
7	Madresfield: One House, One Family, One Thousand Years	922
8	Edinburgh: A History of the City	747
9	Genealogy Online for Dummies - UK Edition	747
10	Six Wives: The Queens of Henry VIII	791
11	Derelict London	830
12	The Worst Street in London	684
13	Track Down Your Ancestors: How to Research Your Family History Using Archives and the Internet	996
14	Collins Tracing Your Scottish Family History	875
15	First World War Army Service Records: A Guide for Family Historians	872
16	Family History on the Net 2009/2010	692
17	Ancestral Trails: The Complete Guide to British Genealogy and Family History	565
18	London: The Illustrated History	737
19	Debrett's Correct Form (Debretts)	779
20	Britain's Royal Families: The Complete Genealogy	476
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