This program is compatible with Windows 7

Family Tree Maker 2006 is the last UK version of this much loved older series of family history software. This package also includes video clips of the celebrities featured in the first and second series of the incredible popular BBC programme 'Who Do You Think You Are?'. If you are thinking of starting your family tree research or you want to start keeping all your records on computer then this is an excellent starting point. Also included with the program is an offer of a free 30 day subscription to Ancestry.co.uk.

This is the full version of the program and there are no restrictions.

Now supplied with a free Quick Reference Card (normally £1.50). The A4 colour card has explanations of all the buttons and links on the Family View page of Family Tree Maker and is a useful guide to many of the program functions for both beginners and experienced genealogists.
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Note for users of older versions
If you are already using Family Tree Maker versions 1-11, 2005 then this pack will upgrade your exisiting program and data. The upgrade is automatic. All you have to do is install the new program from the CD and your data will open up in the new Family Tree Maker 2006.

Windows 98 / ME / XP / Vista / Windows 7 (32 bit only)



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NEW low price of £10.95 (July - 2010). This pack used to sell at £39.95 but due to volume buying we are now able to drastically reduce it. The Ancestry subscription alone is worth around £32 (if paid monthly).
This version of the program includes video clips of the celebrities featured in the first and second series of the incredible popular BBC programme 'Who Do You Think You Are?'. If you are thinking of starting your family tree research or you want to start keeping all your records on computer then this is an excellent starting point as the pack not only contains a getting started guide to the software but also a booklet on how to go about tracing your family history, a DVD tutorial and an offer of a free 90 day subscription to Ancestry.co.uk.

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Included in the pack

• Main Family Tree Maker 2006 program
• Printed guide to researching your family history.
• Printed manual to guide you through using the software.
• Family Tree Maker training DVD: The easy step-by-step way to learn to build and design your family tree.
• Subscription offer (on the CD).
• 3 months subscription to Ancestry.co.uk
• Video clips of the celebrities.

'Who Do You Think You Are?' Family Tree Maker 2008 Deluxe

• Quickly and easily create a family tree starting with names, dates and events.
• Attach photos, documents and audio files to your tree.
• Search for information on the web and merge it directly into your family tree.
• Design and print charts to share with your family.
• Includes 3 months essentials membership to ancestry.co.uk (worth over £32).
• Includes video clips and family trees of the celebrities featured in the first four TV series
• Includes 100 page getting started guide.
• Includes offer for the Who Do You Think You Are? Encyclopedia of Genealogy - Save 25% off RRP.
• Includes Nick Barrat's 'Top 10 Genealogy Hints and Tips Video.
  
  All customers buying this product will be given a web link to download a service pack to enhance the software.
  
  Please make sure that before buying you check that you have a DVD ROM on your computer as this product is on a DVD, not a CD.
  
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Author - Anton Gill and Dr Nick Barratt
Publisher - Harper Collins
Date Published - Oct 2006
Cover - Hardback
Size - Quarto
Pages - 240

For the first time in a popular genealogy book, author Anton Gill and Who Do You Think You Are? family history expert Nick Barratt have created a wonderfully readable book which takes the reader back through time past the usual family tree landmark of 1837, when birth, marriage and death registration were made mandatory, to allow the reader to trace their ancestors back to Tudor times.

Much more detailed than the previous tie-ins, this book will explore the history which led to the dispersion of the population, it will look at local genealogy and connect the history of Britain with the people who lived during the times and the records they left. Whether your 17th-century ancestor was a merchant seamen listed on the muster rolls, or of a trade registered through the Livery guilds of Newcastle, Yorkshire or London; a midwife licensed by the church from medieval times (in case they had to baptise a sick baby at birth); an alehouse owner (victualler) who was licensed from the 1500s onwards; or an afro-Caribbean immigrant from the 1700s, this book fills the gaps in your family tree and gives you the resources to search out your medieval ancestors.

This book is a guide to tracing your family tree back for six centuries, into the time of Tudor kings and peasant uprisings, through a fascinating array of historical resources.It is also a fascinating social history of the peoples of the United Kingdom and how they were shaped by the events of their times.

(Publishers Price £17.99)

Author - Dan Waddell
Publisher - BBC Books
Date Published - October 200
Cover - Paperback
Size - 24.5 x 19.3cm
Pages - 191

This is the book that accompanied the BBC2 series. The book equips you with the basic tools to start and maintain your search. There is information on everything from where to find census information and how to order a birth certificate, to tracking down immigration documents or finding out if your navy officer great-great-uncle ever committed a disciplinary offence.

The book also covers the stories behind each of the ten TV personalities from the series. This is a jargon-free guide showing you how to find out about you own family tree.

(Publishers price £12.99)