The race is on to find the heirs of a former member of the Royal College of Surgeons who died without leaving a will. Plus: the lady whose father was a famous pigeon keeper. (S7 Ep4) [S]
The search for heirs to a Welsh school site reveals a surprising connection to a former president of the USA. And the hunters search for relatives of a Liverpudlian lady. (S7 Ep3) [S]
The team finally solve an old case, revealing the story of a pilot who died in WWII. And former weather presenter Michael Fish learns that he's the heir to an unclaimed estate. (S7 Ep2) [S]
The team search for relatives of a man who travelled the world and could have been a spy, and investigate the estate of a lady whose family made their living on the railways. (S7 Ep1) [S]
In Dorset, the team race against time to unlock the history of a sprawling family that includes a former naval police officer and an ever-growing list of hidden family members. (S10 Ep20) [S]
Two properties go under the hammer in a high-value case. But to work out the heir, the team has the small matter of working out who the deceased actually was. (S10 Ep19) [S]
When a lift attendant's Leeds home goes up for auction, the team unravel the family history of her grandad, who worked his way up through society to become a top chauffeur. (S10 Ep18) [S]
The team take on a search just in on the Government's Bona Vacantia list that leads them to Lancashire, where they uncover a family hero who flew Wellington bombers during WWII. (S10 Ep17) [S]
In a case with its roots planted firmly in London's East End, the team investigate an immigrant Jewish family who survived the horrors of Europe only to endure the Blitz. (S10 Ep16) [S]
The team race to find relatives on one of their most valuable ever cases. When an NHS pathologist dies, the search leads to a family torn apart by tuberculosis. (S10 Ep15) [S]
In Kent, the house clearance of a retired lathe operator uncovers a large family, but surname changes don't add up and illegitimate births mean many won't be entitled. (S10 Ep13) [S]
When a retired chambermaid with half a dozen siblings dies leaving no will, the hunt is on to work out who might benefit. Census records provide crucial links. (S10 Ep12) [S]
The team work the case of a woman from Essex. As they dig into her records, the search moves to the Midlands and the steam railway, where her grandad worked as an engine driver. (S10 Ep11) [S]
The hunters face stiff competition on a case in Wales, as they uncover the courageous exploits of a family member in the deserts of Egypt at the turn of the century. (S10 Ep10) [S]
The hunters investigate the case of someone who doesn't exist! And a dig through census records uncovers the story of a grandfather who worked on the early London Underground. (S10 Ep9) [S]
It's dÂejÁa vu for the hunters as they investigate an estate where relatives will be inheriting for the second time in three years. And the search is on for relatives of a boat fan. (S11 Ep8) [S]
The case of a man from Tooting reveals an ancestor who was one of Britain's early tobacco merchants. And the flat of a retired postal worker leads to a valuable discovery. (S11 Ep7) [S]
The search is on to find relatives of a south Londoner who overcame tragedy to become a celebrated jazz singer. A mysterious discovery threatens to undermine weeks of research. (S11 Ep6) [S]
There's a surprise as the hunters track down relatives of a retired insurance worker, and the case of a bus fanatic reveals how a band of servicemen defended Britain's shores. (S11 Ep5) [S]
The search for heirs of a retired dressmaker uncovers tales of boxing and bigamy, and the tragic story of a family decimated by the Holocaust. (S11 Ep3) [S]
The search is on for heirs to the million-pound estate of Douglas McMurrich, a retired engineer who was survived by his 76-year-old pet tortoise. (S11 Ep2) [S]
One firm investigates the case of a famous Blackpool accordion player - a child prodigy who went on to perform sell-out gigs in the seaside town's hotspots. (S9 Ep10) [S]
As one case goes public, the team are on the road in Southampton, urgently trying to track down multiple beneficiaries to the estate of a local market trader worth over £100,000. (S9 Ep9) [S]
A relative tries to track down the rest of his family, and the beneficiaries of a priest embark on a journey to uncover his remarkable dedication to his Manchester parish. (S9 Ep8) [S]
One team trace heirs to a £500,000 fortune and uncover the story of a burlesque dancer who performed at Soho's famous The Windmill club throughout World War II. (S9 Ep7) [S]
A firm visit the home of a Norwich newspaper man and uncover a pension payout of £30,000. And their research reveals the heroic tale of Second World War minesweepers. (S9 Ep6) [S]
One heir visits the home of a relative she never knew - just minutes down the road - and is sad to find how her relative was left heartbroken and housebound after his wife's death. (S9 Ep5) [S]
We follow the investigation into a referral case of an ex-accountant. But as the hunters dig into his history, they find something mysterious surrounding his parentage. (S10 Ep3) [S]
The hunters are on a tight deadline as they work to find relatives of a printer. The team discover that one of the deceased's grandparents was a dressmaker, based in north London. (S10 Ep2) [S]
The hunters unravel a mystery involving surnames in a treasury case. A shortage of documents meant that relatives of someone who worked in parliament were unable to pursue it. (S10 Ep1) [S]
Teacher Jeffrey Hancock always stayed in touch with his family, but when the team take on his case, the pressure's on to track them down. (S9 Ep20) [S]
The team try to trace relatives of a south London woman but are misled by a trail of false clues. Before long, they're questioning everything they know. (S9 Ep19) [S]
Family trees reveal the history of domestic service in one of the world's most prestigious universities - and how luxury transatlantic steam liners changed the course of history. (S9 Ep18) [S]
Research into family trees reveals how Britain's post-war building boom boosted Irish immigration, and how British infantry fought their way into Nazi Germany. (S9 Ep17) [S]
Two cases reveal a great-grandfather's life on the docks in the early days of diving, and an uncle's role in the defeat of Germany in World War II. (S9 Ep16) [S]
The team go to amazing lengths to find the relations of a man from Ealing. The case uncovers a connection to a serial killer arrested by the Metropolitan Police. (S9 Ep14) [S]
A former civil servant's £160k estate reveals her role in the political moves of Harold Wilson and her father's heroic efforts in the Auxiliary Fire Service during the Blitz. (S9 Ep11) [S]
The hunters are in Ireland, tracking beneficiaries to the estate of a Limerick-born man. Another case uncovers a car enthusiast's potentially valuable collection of Dinky toys. (S9 Ep4) [S]
While establishing the value of one Lincolnshire railway man's estate, the hunters visit his last known address and uncover the story of his military service in Aden. (S9 Ep3) [S]
One firm take on the case of an ex-mayor of Wokingham and uncover his devotion to his local community. And a story of childhood Jewish evacuation from Nazi Germany is revealed. (S9 Ep2) [S]
When a much-loved lady dies without leaving a will, the heir hunters begin the search for her relative, and soon discover that her husband was a World War II meteorologist. (S7 Ep18) [S]
The team begin working on the £1.3 million estate of a retired police officer. And we hear the story of an investigation that took the heir hunters to the Emerald Isle. (S7 Ep17) [S]
The search for heirs to a new estate reveals a family member who made lace for Queen Victoria. And two sisters go on a journey of discovery. (S7 Ep16) [S]
As one of the team celebrates retirement, research into the estate of a Scottish lady reveals two generations of coachmen who worked during the dawn of the motoring age. (S7 Ep15) [S]