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Thursday, 13 January 2011

Who Do You Think You Are? Live 2011

The CAIS stand for WDYTYA? Live

We'll once again be at 'Who Do You Think You Are? Live' next month, which will be our fifth consecutive appearance at the UK's premier family history event. It takes place at Olympia in London 24-27 February and we'll be meeting attendees and finding out about their family or local history research and the sources they have used, and discussing the archival sources and research techniques that might help them go further in finding out about their past. Come and see us at Stand 708.

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