Caribbean Roots
Caribbean Roots was launched in 2007 to encourage and promote research into Caribbean genealogy, identity and heritage.
We cannot carry out research or provide detailed individual guidance but common questions will hopefully be answered through the FAQ pages. Instead our aim is to signpost resources and tell you about new events, books, websites and software to help you with your research.
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News
Guy Grannum is one of the speakers at the Bloomsbury Insititute Tracing your family history event on 7 February 2013 and with the National Archives at Who Do You Think You Are Live at Olympia on 22 February 2013.
Tracing Your Caribbean Ancestors: A National Archives Guide, revised 3rd edition, by Guy Grannum is available in paperback and as an ebook. You can also buy it Bloomsbury, Amazon and other booksellers.
The National Archives (UK) is celebrating 50 years of Caribbean independence movements by started publishing Colonial Office photographs (series CO 1069) of the Caribbean on their Flickr photostream.
Some interesting historical photographs of people and places in the Caribbean online at www.caribbeanphotoarchive.com; the images are also on their Flickr photostream at www.flickr.com/photos/caribbeanphotoarchive/
Guy Grannum is one of the speakers at the Bloomsbury Insititute Tracing your family history event on 7 February 2013 and with the National Archives at Who Do You Think You Are Live at Olympia on 22 February 2013.
Tracing Your Caribbean Ancestors: A National Archives Guide, revised 3rd edition, by Guy Grannum is available in paperback and as an ebook. You can also buy it Bloomsbury, Amazon and other booksellers.
The National Archives (UK) is celebrating 50 years of Caribbean independence movements by started publishing Colonial Office photographs (series CO 1069) of the Caribbean on their Flickr photostream.
Some interesting historical photographs of people and places in the Caribbean online at www.caribbeanphotoarchive.com; the images are also on their Flickr photostream at www.flickr.com/photos/caribbeanphotoarchive/
