Home Explore our online indexes, including marriages, probate records, inscriptions, and newspapers, many of which are unique to the Guild. We have a comprehensive Wiki and Library. You may find clues to help you overcome brick walls or find new avenues to investigate. Read more… Discuss your research with friendly people from all over the world who share your interests. We have an active Members’ Facebook group, Guild forums, and an email list. You can ask questions, get helpful advice, and find offers such as record look-up services. Read more… Improve your knowledge and skills by learning about a wide variety of topics from sources of information, choosing and using genealogy software, to analysing DNA results. Attend one of our highly-rated seminars or participate in an online course or webinar. Read more… Promote your study through a Guild profile and share family stories in our Journal. We can help you set up a website on our server, saving you time and money. We can preserve your research for future generations either online or in our archives. Read more… What’s A One-Name Study? Family historians generally research their ancestors as far back as possible, collecting names and information on everyone related to them. A one-name study is rather different. It concentrates on those with a single surname, even if they are not related. Researchers often start by following a single line of their own family, but move on to collecting information on people with that surname, past and present, anywhere in the world. Read more … Members’ Websites We don’t require our members to undertake their one-name study in any particular way. Some people concentrate on family reconstruction, others on stories or collecting data. You can get a feel for the many different approaches our members have taken in carrying out their studies by looking at some of their websites. Through our Members’ Websites Project, we can help members create a website to publish and preserve their research. Read more…