0 a person who studies or makes genealogies. -- slektsforsker, genealog
The prominence of genealogists in key positions increased the significance of this profession's language and reasoning in the office's practices.
If one reads these chapters in the spirit of an intellectual historian, a genealogist of concepts, one is very likely to miss their point, or rather, their argument.
This observation of the existence of discrimination between households goes hand in hand with some observations made by genealogists : one-third of the families produce two-thirds of the next generation.
There is also some use made by charities for fundraising, and by genealogists for research purposes.
They are of great use to genealogists, to people pursuing their family history, to demographers, historians and the like.
Today, millions of genealogists are keen to see the 1911 census.
We sometimes seem to have become a nation of genealogists and metal detectorists.
In putting together the history of a family a genealogist may prefer to draw on wills.
