About me
Mark Crail is a writer, editor and researcher.
I write mostly on 19th and 20th century labour history – focusing largely on Chartism. Professionally, I used to write about employment issues – from legal compliance to good practice, HR analytics to pay data. But I packed in the whole working thing to focus on what I enjoy doing.
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I am the author of Tracing Your Labour Movement Ancestors.
I have also written on Chartism, trade unions and employment issues for a wide range of family history magazines, including Who Do You Think You Are, Your Family Tree and Ancestors.
I am a member of the Society for the Study of Labour History executive committee. As part of this role, I edit the society’s website, and manage its social media accounts on Facebook and Twitter.
Any views expressed on this website are my own or at least have been appropriated by me.
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