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Read Reviews for Family History Monthly
by - written on 26/07/08 (Very useful, 35 readings)
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I'm really into genealogy at the moment (and have been for a number of years now), so I often pick up genealogy magazines when I'm in the supermarket or newsagents and Family History Monthly is one of them. Priced at £3.75, the current issue has around 100 pages, so well worth it's price. There are a few adverts inside but they are all family history related, so I don't mind them. The front section of the magazine includes the News pages, ranging from what's new with the big websites such as Ancestry.co.uk and FamilyRelatives.com to honoured heros, from new digital archives to current news such as Bletchley Park being under threat due to a lack of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/01/04 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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Family History Monthly magazine (out monthly, priced £2.50) is ideal for beginners. I bought this once instead of Practical Family History magazine. Unlike Practical Family History magazine it does not have many articles which encourage reader participation, but it does give feedback on almost every single readers letter published. The other reader participation idea is Mailbag, which is similar to Family Tree and Practical Family History Magazines? Readers, interests sections. These features are easy to read, easy to understand, and provide plenty of help for the researcher. Any one searching a particular surname such as MELLARD can find other ... Read the complete review
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