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New Forest Family Tree Forum
Who would you like to trace?

New Forest WW2 Medal of Honor Capt D R Lindsey U.S.A.A.F.

The New Forest Family Tree Forum

Did members of your family once live in a New Forest village?
Is there a family member you'd like to trace or a village you would like to have more information about?

Was a family member stationed in the New Forest during WW1 or WW2? Would you like to make contact with others they may have served with?

This is going to be a bit of an experiment, but visitors to New Forest Life have already been exchanging family memories and so I've decided to set up a page for you to use as a forum and exchange memories and information from your family archives.

You can get started on your own family tree search by exploring the 1911 Census. We are currently using Ancestry and I thought you might like to try a free trial?

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You never know who you may discover.
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Have you started your family tree? Would you like more information about your ancestors or trace your genealogy and family history? My husband has just found relatives going back to 1568! so it is a work in progress for us.

My New Forest Family Tree Tips can help you to build a family tree and also help you to access lots of information from old census archives, WW1 and WW2 military records, Canadian military records and lots more. Share the journey we've taken to find out more about our relatives and the hard time we had trying to trace some of them!

If you just want to visit the forum, then stay on this page.

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How to use the New Forest Family Tree Forum
It's really easy to do - just post your questions or family archive info on the form below and see what replies you get - you may be very surprised (and pleased?) with what you learn about your family history.

The New Forest Family Tree Forum is the place to trace your family history.

Would you like to find out about past family who once lived in the New Forest? Do you have a great story about your New Forest history? Now you can share it here with us!

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Ray Pidgley  starstarstarstarstar
I would like to trace 'Roy Horsburgh from Fordingbridge, whom I went to school with and was in the same squad (602)in the Royal Marines, and in (40 Commando ...

lesley denney  Not rated yet
My great grand father, Matthew Broomfield, was born in Burley in 1848. His mother was Charlotte Broomfield who I think was born around 1825, she was not ...

Carol W  Not rated yet
I am currently putting together my family tree, and trying to trace my great garandfather's family history. His name was John Marks and he came from ...

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I hope the New Forest Family Tree Forum has let you catch up with relatives or family memories and that you have found friends and relatives who may have lived or still live in this beautiful New Forest National Park.
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Perhaps you may have a hidden inheritance? There are now archives linked to the Probate Office for you to check.

National Probate Calendar at Ancestry.co.uk