Who Do You Think You Are?

HOUSE HISTORY

ouse history draws on disciplines and sources that are already familiar to genealogists. Whether you’re focused on the building itself or the people who lived inside, you’ll need to look for answers in the census, wills and probate material, directories and rate books, tax records and valuation surveys. Alongside are resources you may not have used before, such as the land registry, title deeds and manorial records. Each has its own strengths, limitations and

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