Chancery, Chancery, #Chancery. If the records for this wonderful source seem daunting, my guide book can help. The more people who enjoy the wonderful personal detail to be found in these records at @UkNatArchives the better

Progressing Your Local History Research. This is the second of two courses developed with the British Association for Local History (BALH), the national organisation for local history. https://t.co/o1MsvwIkfx

The History Festival, Funky Voice and MR James Ghost Stories - https://t.co/HI3vugTkSE

📣 Exhibition extended! 'MI5: Official Secrets' has been our most popular exhibition to date at The National Archives in Kew. If you haven't yet visited, you still have time, as we are extending its run until 23 November. Plan your visit, entry free: https://t.co/4smRqnfyFo

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Five reasons to visit 'MI5: Official Secrets' - our free five-star-rated exhibition...

The Herald Our latest blog article is all about busting those myths and misconceptions that so readily attach themselves to heraldry

This course starts very soon now. I’m very much looking forward to showing off the amazing wonders of these records. How many others start with “My great grandfather…” and go on to recite a full family tree?!

Getting Started with Local History. This course is aimed at any local historian looking for inspiration and advice though it will especially appeal to those of you who have recently started or would like to start researching local history. https://t.co/UKDOyYqzfz

Looking forward to teaching this course and showing more people the huge amount of genealogical information that can be found in Chancery records. Where else can you find five generations all explained in one document?!

Understanding Title Deeds. Title Deeds, documenting the ownership of land and property, are to be found in almost all record repositories and are some of the most useful records for the family, house and local historian. https://t.co/up0SxNDSBG

Wow for anyone like me who loves legal records and courts, this is a great immersive resource https://t.co/r6gRrhJ4Fv @AGRAGenealogy @SoGGenealogist

We have released a few more places for our Advanced Methods and Reports course with @CummingsPFH, starting in April. This is part of the Advanced Certificate programme, but can be taken as a standalone course too. #OnlineCourses #Genealogy #Methodology https://t.co/cCdJvyJ89t

Thinking of becoming a Professional Genealogist and want to develop your genealogical skills to support your work? Then our Advanced Certificate is for you. https://t.co/XY6ctXc6xy #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #DistanceLearning #OnlineCourses #GenealogyCourses

Many congratulations to Timothy Duke, lately Clarenceux King of Arms, for his appointment as Commander of the Royal Victorian Order

Our collaboration with the @hist_towns is back! Join us on 28 January, where David Bowler will be considering the ways in which we can find historic Perth. Find out more: https://t.co/JHgxp2mL2U #WeAreLocalHistory #LocalHistoryForAll

Fancy learning how to research family history in a fabulous setting on the Helford River in Cornwall? I have partnered with the award-winning 4-star @BudockVeanHotel to offer a 4-day beginner’s course on 16-20th Feb 2025. https://t.co/R4bgrURBbY #FamilyHistory @AGRAGenealogy

Such a useful course for all those doing family and local history. And essential if you want to do my Family Feuds course on chancery records with @PharosTutors

Sophie Kay, AGRA Member, is giving a talk on occupations, ‘Bringing Home the Bacon’ for the Society of Genealogists on Saturday, 14 December. https://t.co/8cKchJdQvg