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Find My Past
Our flagship brand, Findmypast helps its members explore their lives reframed. With family records you won’t find anywhere else, easy-to-use tools and features and a thriving community of like-minded individuals, the only question is where will your past take you?
The British Newspaper Archive
In partnership with the British Library, we’re digitizing and publishing the world’s largest collection of British and Irish newspapers online. From iconic photos to the stories you weren’t told at school, The Archive provides an unmatched insight into history as it happened, right at your fingertips.
Genes Reunited
Every family has a story. Genes Reunited can help you find yours. Clever site features help you preserve photos and memories, connect with other members and discover your ancestors online.
Twile
With Twile, you can create a rich, visual timeline of your family history, made up of milestones and photos, which everyone in your family can explore and contribute to.
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Veterans Day Offers: Honoring Your Service – and Unlocking Your Family’s Legacy
Veterans Day Offers: Honor veterans and discover your military ancestors! Explore exclusive Veterans Day offers—free ChatGPT Plus, Fold3, Ancestry, and Findmypast access.
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Honor Heroes This Veterans Day: Discover Your Military Ancestors with Free Access on Findmypast (November 7–13)
Honor Heroes This Veterans Day: Discover Your Military Ancestors with Free Access on Findmypast (November 7–13) Honor Heroes This Veterans Day: As Veterans Day approaches, it’s time to honor the service and sacrifice of the men and women who defended our freedoms. From the battlefields of the American Revolution to the front lines of World…
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Free Family History Research – Free Access at Findmypast!
Free Family History Research – Free Access at Findmypast! Free Family History Research – Free Access at Findmypast! No story left behind. Military records, newspaper archives, the 1921 Census and everything on Findmypast is FREE this weekend. Click the image below to get started! Free Family History Research – Free Access at Findmypast! This Remembrance…
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Findmypast FREE ACCESS to BILLIONS of Records!
Findmypast FREE ACCESS to BILLIONS of Records D-Day Weekend! Findmypast FREE ACCESS to BILLIONS of Records D-Day Weekend! What an AMAZING OFFER! Between 6-10 June 2024, Family history website, Findmypast, is making millions of its family history records free to access* to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day, so you can uncover and honor their stories…
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British Newspaper Archive SALE
British Newspaper Archive SALE – Save 25%! British Newspaper Archive: Save 25% on any subscription at British Newspaper Archive! Access over 78 MILLION pages dating back to the 1700s! You MUST USE promo code BNA25OFF at checkout. Sale valid through Monday, May 27th. There are hundreds of millions of incredible stories just waiting to be…
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FREE GENEALOGY ACCESSPALOOZA this weekend!
FREE GENEALOGY ACCESSPALOOZA this weekend! Free access to BILLIONS of records at Ancestry, Findmypast, and Fold3! FREE GENEALOGY ACCESSPALOOZA this weekend! I can’t even count the number of FREE ACCESS records this weekend at Ancestry, Findmypast, and Fold3 … 50 BILLION? FREE GENEALOGY ACCESSPALOOZA this weekend! Findmypast FREE ACCESS to BILLIONS of Records! Findmypast FREE…
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The Golden Rules of Genealogy Haven’t Changed. The Tools Around Them Have
The golden rules of genealogy: what still holds true, plus how to use AI in your family history research without inventing ancestors.
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Just in Time for Summer Reading: Amazon Kindle Rewards 2x Points This Week! July 7–8, 2026
Just in Time for Summer Reading: Earn 2x Kindle Points July 7–8, 2026 only. Stock your Kindle for summer with genealogy reads and more before this two-day window closes.
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National Fried Chicken Day: Preserving Your Family’s Food Heritage
National Fried Chicken Day is the perfect excuse to treat Grandma’s recipe card like the genealogy document it always was.