Famiy Tree Magazine (UK) Newsletter : How to use passenger lists for family history research

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Dec 27, 2023

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Subject: How to use passenger lists for family history research

New DNA tool: compare your ethnicity estimates with friends & family

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Get your friends and family involved in DNA discoveries. With the new AncestryDNA Compare tool you can see how your ethnicity estimates and genetic communities compare with theirs.

Find out how passenger lists can help you discover ancestors who travelled to the UK from overseas, or left Britain for a new life in another country.

Study Club: A Forensic Look At Family Heirlooms

Mon 8th January, 6.30-7.30pm: A Forensic Look At Family Heirlooms with Dr Janet Few (please bring a tape measure, a pair of scales and an heirloom to this Zoom meeting).

DNA Club: Getting your tree ready for DNA

Wed 17th January 12.30-1.30pm: Getting your tree ready for DNA: suitable for new test takers and for those who are wondering why they’re not getting on as well as they’d like with their DNA research with Karen Evans.

Genealogy Gadgets Club: Source citations for family history

Thursday 25th January 7-8pm: Source citations for family history with Tahitia McCabe.

Did you know? Family Tree Plus members enjoy monthly online meetings, bonus webinars, a searchable magazine library, video library, and downloadable resources. Find out more

In our Zoom event on 10 January, Dave Annal demonstrates how to access wills and how you can use them to get a better understanding of what life was really like for your ancestors.

The Family Tree team are excited to be heading to Salt Lake City in February for the annual RootsTech conference, available both online and onsite this year. You can register now for access to all of the talks and workshops.