Series exploring the practice of researching family history, one of the UK's most rapidly growing pastimes
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Tracing Your Roots
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Series 6 What Happens Next: Part 2
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Available since Fri, 4 Nov 2011.
5/5. Sally and Nick return with more of their favourite family history items from past series.
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Series 6 What Happens Next: Part 1
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Available since Fri, 4 Nov 2011.
4/5. Sally and Nick follow up on their favourite Tracing Your Roots stories.
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Series 6 Follow the Money
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Available since Fri, 4 Nov 2011.
3/5. Where did money appear from, or disappear to in a family history?
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Series 6 Life in Confinement
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Available since Fri, 4 Nov 2011.
2/5. Some ancestors spent their lives in confinement: Sally finds out why...
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Series 6 What's in a name?
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Available since Fri, 4 Nov 2011.
1/5. What's in a name change? Sally Magnusson finds out for several families.
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Do have have a story for us?
The next series of Tracing Your Roots will be back in September 2011. As always, we're keen to hear whether we can help you with your family history questions.
For this series we're particularly interested if you've hit a brick wall trying to find out more about where family money disappeared to, or came from.
We're also interested in stories of captivity- not for crimes, but perhaps a relative was held against their will in an asylum, convent...or elsewhere.
Finally, is there an intriguing name change in your family history? We'd be keen to find out why.
You can email us at tracingyourroots@bbc.co.uk or by post at Tracing Your Roots, BBC Scotland, 111 Holyrood Road, EH88PJ.
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