Tonight on Who Do You Think You Are?, heptathlon champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson traces her father’s Bahamian roots through Nassau, Exuma and Miami, uncovering a powerful story of migration, loss, segregation and community. Watch the final episode of the series tonight on BBC One.

Tonight at 9pm, Dame Harriet Walter uncovers her mother’s secret role in the preparations for D-Day and follows her remarkable ancestors from aristocratic Italy to the stages of Australia in Who Do You Think You Are?

Tonight, from a perilous 48-day dhow voyage to the birth of modern Nairobi, Adeel Akhtar uncovers his remarkable Indo-Kenyan roots in Who Do You Think You Are? It’s on now on BBC One and IPlayer. Read about his discoveries in our latest featured article: www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarti...

Tonight, Toby Jones follows five generations of theatrical ancestors, explores his family’s working-class roots in the Potteries and discovers the truth behind his father’s story of Indian ancestry. Watch Who Do You Think You Are? tonight at 9 on BBC One and iPlayer.

Tonight, Who Do You Think You Are? returns. DNA, census records and a hidden adoption lead Ruth Madeley from Manchester to South London in a remarkable episode. Watch at 9pm on BBC One and iPlayer. #WDYTYA

We often hear: “Why can’t they focus Who Do You Think You Are? on someone like me?” So, meet Debra Morrell, who works for Hitachi Rail. We helped her discover a family railway story that went back much further than she expected! youtu.be/vTdWGKtqCg4 #FamilyHistory #Genealogy #WhoDoYouThinkYouAre

Tonight on Who Do You Think You Are?, Joe Swash uncovers a remarkable family story full of surprises, secrets and Italian roots. Watch at 9pm on BBC One and iPlayer. Read about his episode here: www.thegenealogist.co.uk/.../who.../j...

Our Head of Content, Mark Bayley was recently invited on the @genealogyguy.co.uk's Armchair Genealogy podcast. You can listen to their discussion on our recent releases, Genealogy, Maps and the Future on your normal podcast platform or at share.transistor.fm/s/ae9cba04

Mark Bayley chats with the genealogy Guy about updates on maps @ thegenealogist.co.uk | Armchair Genealogy - Family Tree & History | Episode 19

Mark Bayley from TheGenealogist.co.uk discusses updates to their Map Explorer section, highlighting the expansion of the Lloyd George Domesday records to include Bedfordshire, Dorset, Essex, Hertfords...

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🎙️ Special offer - On this month's episode of Armchair Genealogy - Mark Bayley chats with the Genealogy Guy about the huge updates on their maps. Also EXCLUSIVE offer of £40 discount to listeners to their Diamond subscription @ thegenealogist.co.uk share.transistor.fm/s/ae9cba04

We’re excited to be part of @devonfhs.bsky.social’s 50th Borthday Conference next October! Follow them for details and get a notification when bookings open soon!

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Time to announce another speaker for 50th anniversary conference in October 2026. Mark's two presentations, which will include Devon references, are sponsored by The Genealogist @thegenealogist.bsky.social Bookings will open soon. For full details see our website www.devonfhs.org.uk/devon-fhs-co...

We have released 492,465 City of London Cemetery records, now fully searchable! Including the burial records of Joseph Merrick better known as the Elephant Man + thousands of London ancestors waiting to be discovered. Read more about these records here: www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarti...

Kent 1910 Lloyd George Domesday Survey is now live, with nearly 500,000 people mapped across 1,400 sq miles. In these records is Robert Dyas who built a shopping empire www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarticles/2024/the-untold-story-of-robert-dyas-a-century-of-customer-service-and-innovation-7910