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Genealogy: getting started with family history

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Join our experts to learn how you can begin your journey into family history.

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Family history: tracing your North American ancestors, 1783-1960
Fri, Jul 24, 2:00 PM GMT+1
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Family history: early modern migration to North America
Fri, Jul 17, 2:00 PM GMT+1
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1926 Census of the Irish Free State
Tue, Apr 28, 7:30 PM GMT+1
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The National Archives

Organisateur de Genealogy: getting started with family history

The National Archivesis the official archive and publisher for the UK government, and for England and Wales. We are the guardians of some of our most iconic national documents, dating back over 1,000 years.

Autumn 2026 North East Schools Workshops

3 upcoming events

To book for AUTUMN 2026 select the type of session (onsite, in-school or online), click on 'check availability', select your date and follow the on-screen instructions. (To book for SUMMER 2026 please email educationbookingsne@nationalarchives.gov.uk)

Carbon Literacy training and post-course support

4 upcoming events

The Carbon Literacy training will build awareness of the carbon emissions relating to recordkeeping. The course is accompanied by networking and focus events on carbon reduction.

EDIB Self-Assessment Toolkit workshop series

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This series introduces the Equality, Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging (EDIB) Self-Assessment Toolkit (SAT), developed by Archives West Midlands, embedded as part of the Archive Service Accreditation assessment from Spring 2026.

Family activities

3 upcoming events

Travel through time with our family activities for all ages. Learn, create and have fun with all the family.

Identifying and understanding pre-modern records

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The webinar series is designed to introduce recordkeepers to common pre-modern document types found in archives, including charters and deeds, seals, manorial records, and wills.

Introducing heritage science and RICHeS project

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The National Archives is hosting a series of regional, in-person workshops introducing the Research Infrastructure for Conservation and Heritage Science (RICHeS) to professionals working in archives, libraries, and related fields.

National Loans programme webinar series

2 upcoming events

Join the National Loans programme webinar series to learn how you can develop your knowledge and skills in borrowing from The National Archives' collections.

Revolution 250 season

1 upcoming event

Discover our season of events for our upcoming exhibition Revolution 250: America's Independence Story 1763–1783.

Secrets of The National Archives

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Secrets of The National Archives showcases some of the most notable documents and stories from the collection.

Sustainability Action Planning workshops

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This practical and engaging workshop, led by Lorraine Finch, will guide you step-by-step through the process, from generating ideas to producing a finished plan tailored to your organisation.

The Normans: conquest, conflict and colonisation

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Conquest, conflict and colonisation. Discover a century of change under the Normans in our three-part series.

Genealogy: getting started with family history

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Voici ce que vous avez peut-être manqué

Family history: tracing your North American ancestors, 1783-1960

Family history: early modern migration to North America

1926 Census of the Irish Free State

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The National Archives

Autumn 2026 North East Schools Workshops

Carbon Literacy training and post-course support

EDIB Self-Assessment Toolkit workshop series

Family activities

Identifying and understanding pre-modern records

Introducing heritage science and RICHeS project

National Loans programme webinar series

Revolution 250 season

Secrets of The National Archives

Sustainability Action Planning workshops

The Normans: conquest, conflict and colonisation