Speakers

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We gathered together some of the foremost authorities in their fields, many representing the archives, libraries and organisations that are at the forefront of provision of information and learning essential for family, local and social history research in the United Kingdom and beyond.

Nick BARRATT more ...

Families at War: records of the medieval and early modern equity courts more ...

Paul BLAKE more ...

Researching Royal Naval ratings more ...

Geoff BROWELL more ...
Kings College London

Using University Archives more ...

AIM25 – Googling for archives in London more ...

Paul CARTER (and Natalie WHISTANCE) more ...
The National Archives

Living the poor life': poverty and the workhouse in the 19th
century more...

Radicalism and Unrest more...

Paul CAVILL more ...
English Place-name Society

Place-names, people and history more ...

Else CHURCHILL
Society of Genealogists

Ask the Experts workshops

§	Surname searching beyond Google

§	Parish registers – in and out of the record office

§	Beyond the register

§	Where did they go to?

Diane CLEMENTS more ...
Library & Museum of Freemasonry

Resources for family and local history at the Library and Museum of Freemasonry more ...

Freemasonry’s Survey of Historical Records: an introduction
more ...

Cat CLOAD more ...
National Monuments Record

Researching family spaces and places: the role of the National Monuments Record in family and local history research more ...

Audrey COLLINS more ...
The National Archives

Scandals in the family more ...

The Fleet Registers: or irregular marriage registers of 17th and 18th century London more ...

Irish records at The National Archives more ...

Burial Clubs - the unfriendly societies more...

Andrew DAVIS more ...
National Maritime Museum

Manuscript Sources for Family Historians at the National Maritime Museum more ...

Teresa DOHERTY more ...
The Women’s Library

The Women's Library - an overview more ...

Serendipity in the archives: how to get the best out of archival research

Brian DONOVAN more ...
Eneclann

Irish Land Records: the Landed Estate Court Rentals more ...

Getting started in Irish genealogy: the differences between English and Irish records more ...

Judy FARADAY more ...
John Lewis Partnership

The ‘Memorystore’, bringing business history to the
community more ...

Partnership in the Past more ...

Ian GALBRAITH more ...

Beyond the census and births, marriages and deaths: fleshing out the skeleton more ...

John HANSON more ...

Ask the Experts workshops

§	My ancestor was in the census - well they should have been! more ...

§	Birth, marriage and death online more ...

§	10 useful websites for family historians more ...

§	Why pay? more ...

Richard HOLMES more ...

Marlborough: England’s fragile genius more ...

Tommy: the British soldier on the Western Front more ...

Jeff JAMES more ...
The National Archives

Driving the shift to online services; responding to changing customer behaviours more ...

Dominic JOHNSON more...

Ask the Experts workshop

§	Peering at the past ...more

Judy JONES more...

England Jurisdictions, 1851: Online Research Tool and Maps for the Family Historian more ...

Maggie LOUGHRAN more ...

Tax, tax and more tax - early British population lists more ...

Alasdair MACLEOD
Royal Geographical Society

Exploring … Family History with the Royal Geographical Society more ...

Rachel MURPHY more ...
Eneclann

Tracing Irish land ownership using Property and Valuation Records more ...

Adam NIGHTINGALE more ...
Galleries of Justice

An over-reliance on the Man in Green - or why we don’t need Robin Hood more ...

Helen OSBORN more ...
Pharos Teaching & Tutoring Ltd

Rent, burial insurance and coal: working class Lambeth and the census of 1911 more ...

Become a better genealogist: method not madness more ...

Derek PALGRAVE more ...

Heraldry workshop more ...

James PATTERSON more ...
Media Archive for Central England

Cultural dustbin or invaluable historical archive? What is the public regional film archive? more ...

Mark PEARSALL more ...
The National Archives

Family history research at The National Archives more ...

Immigration and citizenship more ...

David PRIOR more ...
Parliamentary Archives

People and Parliament: Connecting with Communities more ...

George REDMONDS more ...

Your surname is unique more ...

Geoff RIGGS more ...

Putting ancestors on the map more ...

Susan SNELL more ...
Library & Museum of Freemasonry

Where was your ancestor a Freemason? more ...

Freemasons around the globe more ...

Geoff SWINFIELD more ...

Ask the Experts workshops

§	DNA and family history more ...

§	SSmart genealogy more ...

Tracing living relatives, and friends more ...

Mari TAKAYANAGI more ...
Parliamentary Archives

Sources for family and local history in the Parliamentary Archives more ...

Andrea TANNER more ...
Fortnum & Mason

Fortnum & Mason, the First 301 Years more ...

No expense spared: essentials for English explorers and the Elegant Expedition more ...

Ann TARVER more ...
British Association for Local History

Part 1: Did your ancestors appear in the bawdy courts?
more ...
Part 2: Workshop: The palaeography and structure of church court documents more ...

David TAYLOR more ...
National Maritime Museum

Not so rum after all more ...

Jenny THOMAS more ...
Wall to Wall

Behind the scenes at Who Do You Think You Are? more ...

Alec TRITTON more ...

Burial records for family historians more ...
Ask the Experts workshops

Why were they nonconformists and how can I find them? more ...

Natalie WHISTANCE (and Paul CARTER) more ...
The National Archives

Living the poor life': poverty and the workhouse in the 19th
century more...

Radicalism and Unrest more...

Darris WILLIAMS
FamilySearch™ more ...

Hidden Treasures in FamilySearch™ more ...

The FamilySearch™ Wiki: new solutions for old problems more ...

Kate WILLIAMS more ...

Young Victoria: the first royal rebel? more ...

Sarah WISE more ...

Voices of the Nichol more ...