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Periodicals information for Ashby de la Zouch and places above it in the hierarchy

Ashby de la Zouch

You may want to pickup (or read online) a copy of "Ashby Life magazine".

UK and Ireland

• UK & Ireland - Periodicals - links and information.

UK and Ireland: Periodicals

• The largest circulation periodical devoted to UK & Ireland Genealogy is Family Tree Magazine, which is published monthly.
• The Society of Genealogists publishes a monthly newsletter.
• The Lost Cousins Family History website publishes an informative regular free newsletter "full of useful tips and articles".
• Local History Magazine - established in 1984 and published six times a year by The Local History Press Ltd, 3 Devonshire Promenade, Lenton, Nottingham NG7 2DS.
• Your Family Tree Magazine, published monthly since 2003 by Future Publishing Limited, 30 Monmouth Street, Bath, BA1 2BW.
• The Register of Qualified Genealogists publishes the Journal of Genealogy & Family History.
• PERSI (PERiodical Source Index) - "the largest subject index to genealogical and historical periodical articles in the world" - is available via Ancestry and at various libraries.
• ILEJ, the Internet Library of Early Journals, is a joint project by the Universities of Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester and Oxford, conducted under the auspices of the eLib (Electronic Libraries) Programme. It has digitised substantial runs of 18th and 19th Century journals, and these images are now available on the Internet together with their associated bibliographic data.
  The following titles are now available through the ILEJ service:- Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine: Vol 53 - Vol 72 (1843 - 1852), Gentleman's Magazine: Vol 1 - Vol 20 (1731 - 1750), Notes and Queries: 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th series (1849 - 1869), Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society: Vol 50 - Vol 67 (1757 - 1777).
  Other titles will be added when available.
• The entire back catalogue of Flight International magazine, going back to 1909, has been made available to browse, free, in searchable PDF format.
• The archives of the Radio Times, for the years 1923-2009, are now available online.