The best way to start? Get the family album out and jog your relatives' memories. |
Are you looking for an ancestor? Post a message and someone may have the answer. |
Clifford Redpath Brown posted a message about his family's links with Montgomeryshire. |
Which Welsh surnames came from the ancient patronymic naming system? |
A Caersws woman on her search for details about her uncle who died in WWII. |
Read Juanita's account of how her Welsh father fought in the US Civil War |
BBC Radio Wales' genealogy series offers practical advice on how to trace family trees |
Websites on genealogy from Mid Wales and beyond. |
From churches to libraries and now the internet - how to get the most from them. |
Searching for ancestors with surnames like Davies and Evans isn't easy in Wales... |
Have you got any stories about tracing your family tree which you'd like to share with others? |
Who Do You Think You Are? Check out the BBC's main guide to tracing your ancestors. |
The National Library investigates the history Welsh people who emigrated to Ohio in the nineteenth century. |
Linda Evans embarked on an emotional visit to Burma to visit the grave of her uncle. |
Roy Lilly's grandmother left Aber in 1916 but his family has kept in touch. |
Geraldine sent us diary entries from her father Flight Lieutenant King. |
Take a look at old photos of the Barrell family in Hay on Wye. |
Can you identify the people on the steps in this Presteigne polling day photo? |
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