Family History Survey

Dear Family Historian,

Thank you for your interest in helping with this survey.

The information you provide will help to build up a picture of how people approach the hobby. The results will be published in due course.

Survey answers are recorded anonymously.

1a. How often do you purchase a family history magazine?

1b. Which of the following family history magazines do you buy regularly? (tick all that apply)

Family History Monthly

Your Family Tree

Practical Family History

Family Tree Magazine

Ancestors Magazine

Other 

2. How much were you prepared to spend to find your family history when you started?

3. Have you ever travelled to visit an archive in another part of the country? (more than, say, 50 miles away)

     

4. Which is the main family history software package you use?

5. How much time do you spend each week doing family history research on your computer?

per week

6. What percentage is this of the total time you spend on your computer each week?

7a. Have you ever stayed somewhere overnight whilst researching your family history?

7b. Have you ever taken time off work to follow up a lead?

8a. How long have you spent/did you spend researching your family history?

8b. Have you now finished/stopped your research?

     

9. What is your age group?

10. What is your primary area of research at the moment?

11. How much do you spend on family history in the following categories each year?

(Please don't adjust your answer to question 2 as a result of this; we're interested in your initial response)

Family history related...

Approximate Spend
per Year

Magazines

£ 

Travelling for research and attending fairs etc

£ 

Accommodation for the above

£ 

Online subscriptions

£ 

Data on CD-ROM

£ 

Books

£ 

Software

£ 

Society membership

£ 

Certificates (birith, marriage, death, etc)

£ 

Boxes/binders and other storage/display material  

£ 

DVDs/Videos

£ 

 

Just click Submit when you are finished. Thank you.

 


 

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