Thursday, May 16, 2013

Find us at Who Do You Think You Are? Live

Find us at Who Do You Think You Are? Live

15 February 2013

If you're heading to this year's Who Do You Think You Are? Live show and are hoping to speak to some of our experts, here's a handy guide to where you can find us.

Before the show

If you're planning to visit The National Archives the day before the show (Thursday 21 February), you might be interested in our 'Focus on…' sessions, covering several aspects of family history research.  

At the show

For the first time ever, we'll have our own theatre at the show. This will be open twice a day for a range of talks from our experts. Tickets for our theatre are free to collect on the day from the Workshops Ticket Desk, located in the upstairs gallery. Alternatively, you can guarantee your seat by buying your ticket in advance at a cost of £2. Please note, all sessions are subject to capacity.
 
We'll also be giving some workshops in the Society of Genealogists' (SOG) workshop programme, and taking part in the Ask the Experts sessions.

Throughout the show you'll be able to find us giving talks and advice about our records on other exhibitors' stands, including Ancestry, findmypast, TheGenealogist.co.uk, FamilySearch, Archives for London, the Caribbean Family History Group, the Metropolitan Police Heritage Centre and in the Military Pavilion.

We hope to see you there!

Schedule

Friday 22 February

The National Archives' Theatre

11:00  Tracing your ancestors through the crew lists and agreements
15:00  Caribbean migration to the UK

SOG workshops

10:30  British Army soldiers and officers born overseas (SOG3)
15:30  Keynote workshop Q&A session on migration (SOG1)

Ask the Experts

14:00 - 18:00

Saturday 23 February

The National Archives' Theatre

11:00  Duty Calls: tracing your ancestor in HM Customs service
15:00  Overseas births, marriages and deaths: sources at The National Archives

SOG workshops

14:15  There and back again: going away doesn't mean staying away (SOG2)
15:00  Britain's Child Migrants (SOG3)

Ask the Experts

12:00 - 14:00
16:00 - 18:00

Sunday 24 February

The National Archives' Theatre

11:00  First World War ancestors: moving on from the service record
14:00  Criminal records  

SOG workshops

10:00  Naturalisation (SOG3)
13:50  Using The National Archives' website (SOG2)

Ask the Experts

12:00 - 16:00

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