Web Directory

» Ancestral Atlas
   Creates family tree maps using a genealogy software.
   http://www.ancestralatlas.com

» Ancestry Aid
   Resource for British genealogical research. Includes free 1841 London, Hampshire and Norfolk Census databases, vital records and forums.
   http://www.ancestryaid.co.uk

» Bargemen
   Researching the family history of people along the River Thames in England with an emphasis on barge and dock workers.
   http://www.bargemen.co.uk

» British Genealogy
   Family history help and advice site with a forum. Useful information on resources.
   http://www.british-genealogy.com

» British Home Children
   Site's ethos is to increase awareness of the British Child Emigration Scheme and provide links to useful sites.
   http://charsnow.tripod.com/one/

» Burke's Peerage and Gentry
   Guide to the royal, aristocratic and historical families of the United Kingdom, Ireland and the USA. Contains useful articles on genealogy. Full access to the database requires subscription.
   http://www.burkespeerage.com/

» Cracroft's Peerage
   The database is available online. Useful articles and guides.
   http://www.cracroftspeerage.co.uk/

» Curious Fox
   Gazetteer of hamlets, villages and towns with links to the exact locations on current and Victorian maps. Each village has a page for genealogy and local history queries. Searchable by location, surrounding areas and surname.
   http://www.curiousfox.com

» EZancestors
   A portal containing articles and links to help those researching their family history in Britain
   http://www.ezancestors.com

» Family History UK
   A family tree, genealogy, and ancestry portal.
   http://www.familyhistory.uk.com

» Family Tree Magazine
   List and extracts of current month's articles as well as information on how to subscribe.
   http://www.family-tree.co.uk/

» FreeBMD
   Volunteer project with the aim of providing free access to births, marriages and deaths information for England and Wales.
   http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/

» Genealogy of the UK
   A guide to finding UK archives, libraries, surname lists, parish registers, cemeteries, directories, war memorials, electoral rolls and censuses.
   http://www.genealogy-of-uk.com

» Military genealogy
   Military genealogy site with information on the British Armed Forces. Name search of military genealogy records and information on units.
   http://military-genealogy.forcesreunited.org.uk

» Pedigree Users Group
   A genealogy system for researching, storing and printing family history.
   http://www.pugweb.org.uk

» Pedigrees and People of the United Kingdom
   Advice on research, reviews of resources and links.
   http://web.ukonline.co.uk/sheila.jones/

» The Commonwealth War Graves Commission
   Searchable Debt of Honour Register records basic service details and personal information including grave location or place of commemoration for members of the Commonwealth Forces who died in the first or second world wars.
   http://www.cwgc.org/

» Trade Union Ancestors
   Aims to help family historians to identify the correct union, to discover the role their ancestor played in it, and to find out more about trade union history.
   http://www.unionancestors.co.uk/

» UK Family History
   The site gives an overview of family history resources in the UK.
   http://www.uk-family-history.com/

» UK Genealogy Archives
   Resources include parish registers, herald's visitations, owners of land, county parish and place descriptions, and a name database. Supported by the sale of CD archives.
   http://www.uk-genealogy.org.uk/

» UK Genealogy Common Acronyms and Jargon
   Explains common jargon expressions for UK genealogy, their definitions, and some web-based resources for them.
   http://www.oz.net/~markhow/acronym-uk.htm

» UKAncestor.co.uk
   Users can register their ancestors' former addresses to find out more about them. Obituary Exchange is an index of announcements that appear in local newspaper archives.
   http://www.ukancestor.co.uk

» www.missing-ancestors.com
   Information on industrial/reformatory schools and other similar institutions in England and Wales in the 19th and early 20th century.
   http://www.missing-ancestors.com/