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Migration Records: A Guide for Family Historians

by Roger Kershaw
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Overview

Over the past 400 years thousands of people have moved to settle in Britain, and thousands more left its shores for life overseas. This practical and accessible guide shows how to explore migration records—and ancestors feature in them—through the wealth of records at the National Archives and elsewhere. Moving On charts new online releases, naturalization applications, and discusses how improved catalogue information has opened up passport applications for research. From refugees fleeing persecution to child migrants, naturalization and citizenship papers to transportation records, it is an invaluable guide to the story of migration that changed so many lives.

Synopsis

Expert advice on tracking down ancestors on the move to, from or within Britain including many new and imminent online releases

About the Author, Roger Kershaw

Roger Kershaw is Manager of the Modern Records Information Service at The National Archives. He is the co-author of Immigrants and Aliens: a guide to sources on UK immigration and citizenship.

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Book Details

Published
June 1, 2009
Publisher
National Archives (PRO), The
Pages
160
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781905615407

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