Tracing your family history can be a daunting task, however it is becoming easier all the time. New websites and networks are helping thousands find important information. Here are some useful links to help you find out more about your family history.

Every Generation Empowering and influencing the black community through history, family genealogy and heritage.

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Moving Here database of digitised photographs, maps, objects, documents and audio items recording migration experiences of the past 200 years.

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Rootsweb a comprehensive list of records with links to sites with more information.

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Genes Connected Genes Reunited is the UK's largest family tree and genealogy website. Get started by registering FREE, try a search or build your family tree.

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Oxford Ancestors Explorting your genetic roots

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Cindi's List Your genealogical research portal onto the Internet.

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Access 2 Archives contains catalogues describing archives held locally throughout England and dating from the eighth century to the present day

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Genealogy Today Offering latest Genealogy news and information including comprehensive database.

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Archives and Museum of Black Heritage Black British culture and archives.

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CASBAH Research resources relating to Caribbean Studies and the history of Black and Asian peoples in the UK

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1901 Census Site Search over 32,000,000 people and view images of original documents

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Family Records Centre (FRC) The centre run by the General Register Office (GRO) and The National Archives

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National Archives One of the largest archival collections in the world, spanning 1000 years of British history, from Domesday Book of 1086 to government papers recently released to the public

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