Family Tree UK Magazine November 2026

The latest issue of Family Tree UK magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• English heritage sites awarded for preserving ‘everday histories’
• A history of Holkham House
• First exhibitors announced for Family Tree Live
• New display recalls Churchill’s gardener
• Webinar explores genealogy and care of older people
• Childhood friends discover they are sisters
• ‘Bayeux around Britain’ celebrates Tapestry tour
• Both ends of the story : who was John Leach?
• An Odyssey around the genetic genealogy of the Y
• Highlands and Islands ancestors : heritage, history, resources
• Getting started in DNA testing
• Part 6 life at Searsons Farm
• Plague in Eyam : collective sacrifice, personal tragedy
• Traditions and tall tales
• Bread for shaving brush and socks: a grandfather's war diary
• Diary dates
• And more... 

 

Who Do You Think You Are Magazine November 2026

The latest issue of Who Do You Think You Are magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• All About That Place returns 
• TheGenealogist adds records to mark anniversary of Great Fire of London
• ‘Nationally significant’ wall paintings discovered in house restoration
• Findmypast adds Southwark marriage and banns records to its collection
• Proof of identity of Joshua Reynolds’ servant found
• Tyranny in the Workhouse
• New projects and volunteers 
• How to use 'The Voices of the Victorian Poor'
• From Burma to Bangalore
• What is a Unit War Diary?
• Liverpool's slave trade
• Researching Coal Mining Disasters
• Surname research
• More great websites
• Merchant Navy Pension Records 
• And more... 

 

Family Tree UK Magazine October 2026

The latest issue of Family Tree UK magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• Are the names on your tree as unusual as these examples?
• NRS asks for views on proposed fee changes
• Changes & updates to the BNA user experience
• New exhibition explores childhood experiences of war
• DNA Club news
• Commonwealth marriages : the separation of church and state
• Hidden figures : the challenge of finding female ancestors in the official records
• Everything you need to go back further
• Discover the history of the Regimental Marches of the British Army
• The naming of names : using forenames in family history research
• Extra, extra! Read all about it!
• Beyond the Hundred Acre Wood : childhood in 1920s Britain 
• What can Gedmatch do for you?
• What can A DIARY tell us about the... 
• And more... 

 

Who Do You Think You Are Magazine October 2026

The latest issue of Who Do You Think You Are magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• NAI microsites remain offline for essential updates 
• Fold3 adds US WW1 records
• Findmypast adds Royal Navy Museums records
• Ancestry adds Isle of Man parish records
• Ripon Workhouse Museum reopens
• The wrong side of the blanket
• Away from home - Adopted, fostered, orphan, nurse child
• This is your life - using photographs to remember past generations
• My parents lived through turbulent times in the Middle East 
• Modern Marriage Records - researching marriages in England and Wales after civil registration
• Irish Research 
• Parish Burial Records 
• Do I have the right Sarah Kaye...

 

Family Tree US Magazine September/October 2026

The latest issue of Family Tree US magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines. 

Inside this month's issue : 

• The Ellis Island of the West
• Behind the Scenes
• Ancestry.com: New Beta Tools
• Enhanced DNA Features
• Illuminating Family History
• Marshalling the Troops 
• Case Study: Civil War Soldiers
• Scribe and Seek - MyHeritage’s new Scribe AI tool.
• Writing a New Narrative 
• Whose broad stripes and bright stars - a history of US expansion in six landmark events.
• Funeral Home Records
• Retaking a DNA Test
• Finding Patriots through the Daughters of the American Revolution
• Cemetery records at a glance

Family Tree UK Magazine September 2026

The latest issue of Family Tree UK magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• Thousands of Indian First World War soldiers remembered
• Rare copy of the Declaration of Independence found at The National Archives
• Do you have a DNA connection to Ötzi the Iceman?
• Knitted wartime exhibition extended due to popularity
• English Heritage encourage us to send posctards this summer
• Marriages - Looking beyond the official record
• What did your ancestors do in War Weapons Week? 
• A practical guide to DNA Painter
• Part 4 From Home to Horizon 
• Poor Law Settlement disputes
• Recording your research effectively 
• Building confidence in DNA testing

Who Do You Think You Are Magazine September 2026

The latest issue of Who Do You Think You Are magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• Irish website adds 190,000 new records to its collection
• New house stories website launches
• Crowd Cymru wins archive volunteering award
• Ancestry adds Wiltshire electoral registers
• TheGenealogist releases early American records
• Clean living -  Alan Crosby explores soap's journey from taxed necessity to fragrant luxury
• Tales of the Unexpected • Family secrets come in all shapes and sizes
• What are the odds? How to use WATO
• How to set up a private tree on Ancestry 
• 6 resources to help you with unexpected results
• Tips and tricks for identifying matches with no trees 
• Researching Irish Canadians 
• My relatives were on board the RMS Lusitania 
• Secret Service Ancestors
• Caribbean Ancestry
• More great websites - Online resources you can't afford to miss

Family Tree UK Magazine August 2026

The latest issue of Family Tree UK magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• Professor Turi King Awarded Julian Bickersteth Memorial
• Crowd Cymru wins national award
• One-name website resource recognised
• Preparations underway for Family Tree Live
• Family historians invited to create time capsule
• Findmypast partners with Heritage Open Days to celebrate ‘Everyday Histories’
• ‘Pedigrees of paupers’ - Analyzing class and social mobility in the records
• Advanced approaches - Taking your research to the next level
• Putting your ancestors in their place - Agriculture
• A Legacy of the heart - Your Voice Matters part 2 
• Part 3 rural role models - like mother, like daughter
• Extra, extra! Read all about it!
• Building effective family trees from your DNA matches 
• Digging Deeper into sources - Learn how to get every last clue

Who Do You Think You Are Magazine August 2026

The latest issue of Who Do You Think You Are magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• Putting AI to the test
• London Library membership records go online
• British documents added to Memory of the World Register
• First World War soldiers buried after DNA identification
• Historic coal mining plans go online
• TheGenealogist adds British Railways magazines
• Toilet tales - Dealing with bodily functions
• AI: The answers at your fingertips? 
• Full text search at FamilySearch
• 6 free websites
• Lost in Ireland
• My journey began with a pedigree
• The Royal Naval Reserve
• British in India
• More great websites - fantastic sites you can't afford to miss
• Prerogative & Exchequer Courts of York, Probate Records 

Family Tree US July-August

The latest issue of Family Tree US magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines. 

Inside this month's issue : 

• Trio of AI Tools from MyHeritage
• Irish Census released
• Roundup: New and Improved Websites
• Red, White and Blues
• Stories MoreThan Skin-Deep
• The 101 Best Genealogy Websites of 2026
• Learn all about the often-misunderstood ethnicity estimates
• 1930 US Census
• Whole-Genome Sequencing
• Publication-Hunting with Newspaper Finder
• Preserving Old Maps
• Finding Ancestors ‘Hiding’ in the Census
• 5 Steps to Find Your Ancestor’s Deed
• Citing Land Records

 

Family Tree UK July 2026

The latest issue of Family Tree UK magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• Family Tree Live returns with two-day event
• Visit People’s History Museum’s 1926 General Strike exhibition 
• Delve into medical records
• Scribe AI now available on MyHeritage app
• Bring your Irish family history alive
• DNA Club news 
• Marking the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence
• Following the money : a guide to taxation record sets
• Researching Your Ancestors Using Newspapers Online
• Why telling our story is the best gift we’ll ever give
• Staffordshire parish registers
• The Pitcairn Register : our book of origins
• Introducing the brand new Family Tree website 

Who Do You Think You Are Magazine July 2026

The latest issue of Who Do You Think You Are magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• The National Archives maps Weavers’ Rising
• DNA testing identifies sailors from the Franklin expedition
• New slavery records database launches
• Alan Crosby on the art of baby naming
• Get the most from death records
• Write a memoir in Six Easy Steps
• Assize Records 
• Was your ancestor in Nelson’s Navy?
• More great websites 
• The Napier Commission
• Forgotten women of Cambridge

Family Tree US May/June 2026

The latest issue of Family Tree US magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines. 

Inside this month's issue : 

• Remembering What Matters Most 
• RootsTech 2026 Roundup
• Scribe AI : transcribing and translating records
• New partners for FamilySearch 
• Digitizing memories with Ancestry 
• Family Tree DNA: Enhanced Tests
• Getting Smart with AI
• Soul Searching
• The Course of Human Events 
• Four Score and 170 Years Ago
• Find Your U.S. Ancestors
• Loyal Royal subjects
• At Your Service - the lives of indentured servants
• 75 Best Websites for US genealogy research.
• Hair Apparent • A woman and her hair-filled brooch present a 19th-century dilemma
• Confirming Relationships
• Searching Newspaper Databases at Elephind
• And more... 

Family Tree UK June 2026

The latest issue of Family Tree UK magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• 1 million entries in Scotland’s Criminal Database
• Is this really my ancestor?
• Preserving your family story for future generations.
• Walking a fine line Ethical dilemmas in genealogy
• Parish Treasures
• The case of the missing ancestor 
• A Genealogist’s Statistical Guide to the Irish 1926 Census
• Jessie Blackshaw - Beginnings in a Working County
• Booth’s Poverty Maps and the Stepney Union Casebooks 
• Spotlight on Devon Family History Society
• Dear Paul 
• Using shared DNA matches
• And more... 

Who Do You Think You Are May 2026

The latest issue of Who Do You Think You Are magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• Who Do You Think You Are? 2026 celebrities announced
• Ancestry adds Shropshire electoral records
• TheGenealogist adds 77,000 Worcestershire parish records
• UK and Ireland in €5m archives boost
• New collection of 12 million soldiers’ records goes online
• A fun-loving Puritan 
• Make the most of the 1926 census of Ireland
• Understanding the value of historic wages 
• Labour economics during the rebuilding of St Paul's Cathedral 
• ‘Dad spent years in a TB Hospital 
• Apprenticeship Records 
• Thomas Coram 1668-1751 
• Parish Indenture, 1713
• Go Further - Nine more websites you can't afford to miss
• WW2 Royal Navy Casualty Logs 
• And more... 

Irish Lives Remembered Magazine

The latest issue of the free online magazine Irish Lives Remembered is now available.

Articles in this issue include : 

Declan Byrne – Remembering William Deans and the History of the Dublin Docks

Fiona Fitzsimons – Taylor-Made: The Swift Family‘s Irish Immigrant Love Story

Brigit McCone – Lover: Letters from the Scandalous 19th-century Irish Diaspora

David Caron – Dublin’s Stained Glass: Highlights by Harry Clarke

Katharine Simms – Saints and Scholars: the Magrath Clan and other Erenagh Hereditary Church Families

Eamonn P. Kelly – Domhnach Mám Éan, the Connemara Harvest Festival

Donna Rutherford – Genealog-AI: How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Family History

 

Family Tree UK May 2026

The latest issue of Family Tree UK magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• New funding for community archiving
• AI insights, data extraction and transcriptions with ScribeAI
• Better long-term preservation of adoption & children-in-care records
• Clues to a million wills
• New look website from photo expert Jayne Shrimpton
• Preparation for 2031 Census underway
• What’s for tea, Nan?
• One year on: new family histories from MyStories
• DNA Club news 
• Explore the world’s largest Y-DNA haplotree 
• The originals are the best 
• Life in Ireland in the era of the 1926 Census
• Staffordshire bound
• The Hidden Legacy of Titanic’s Crew
• Is it true, or are you barking up the wrong tree?
• And more 

Who Do You Think You Are April 2026

The latest issue of Who Do You Think You Are magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue :  

• Countdown begins to 1926 Irish census release
• Irish GRO provides update on missing death records
• Refugee architects database now live
• Scots emigrants website goes online
• Medieval child marriage
• A footballer went to war 
• Three essential websites
• A Post Office under pressure
• Websites for WW1 research
• Illegitimacy Records from the 19th Century
• Edwin Chadwick 1800–1890 
• Unmissable websites
• Old maps online
• Irish Land Commission Records
• And more...

Family Tree UK April 2026

The latest issue of Family Tree UK magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines.

Inside this month's issue : 

• TNA response to MOD service record request enquiries
• Map Explorer: now includes 25 inch & LiDAR mapping
• Vivid Pix wins Digital Health Award
• ‘A family history of…’: new podcast from Findmypast 
• Website charts Scots’ journey to New Jersey in the 1680s
• New video guide: Researching Ulster ancestors after 1800
• New-look SoG website
• DNA Club news 
• 1,000-year-old astrolabe
• Wrap-around family history publishing services 
• Some of our censuses are missing
• Elizabeth Hyett - shop-keeper, dealer in clothes, wet-nurse and mother
• Inside the Titanic's Lost Workforce
• The evolution of the Irish Free State
• Working with your DNA match list
• And more... 

Family Tree US Magazine March/April 2026

The latest issue of Family Tree US magazine is now available free online for Campaspe Library members via our subscription to Libby eMagazines. 

Inside this month's issue : 

• Web Highlight: RootsTech at Home
• Take your research to the next level!
• AI and Ancestry.com
• MyHeritage Adds Languages Support, DNA Traits
• Old Ancestors, New Tools
• Talkin’ ‘Bout a Revolution
• Digital photo frenzy
• Form-Fitting : Record your research 
• Find Your U.S. Ancestors
• Site Savoir Faire : Say bonjour to French ancestors 
• The Secret Garden : the history of Castle Garden
• Institutional Records
• Finding Swedish Records at ArkivDigital 
• Preserving Religious Artifacts
• Finding Irish Censuses Online
• FamilySearch : Searching Records, Building a Family Tree, & More
• And more...