Join the world’s largest Family Discovery event from 6th- 8th March 2025. Participants can join online talks and events free of charge. Check the schedule, there are a very wide variety of talks on offer in a number of different languages. Just ensure you check the start time for your time zone. Here is the …
Thank you to those who attended our January meeting. Once again we had worldwide attendees who enjoyed an interesting DNA talk by Martyn Hayden. Just as a reminder, here is the link to the Shared cM project, available on DNA Painter. This will help you in deciding which generation to research when looking at your …
Our January research meeting will be tomorrow Saturday 25th January at 2.00pm (UTC/GMT ). This months topic will be DNA research. We would like to welcome back our speaker Martyn Hayden, who this month will discuss : Ancestry DNA CM profile and building the family tree This will be a very interesting and informative talk …
If you would like to join the Caribbean Family History Group, our annual membership fee is £20. What is included in your membership: Free attendance at meetings and most talks either via Zoom or Hybrid Assistance with research where possible Sharing of tips. tricks, brainstorming brick walls etc with like minded people Add the surnames …
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Once again we had an informative and interesting day at our Open Day at the end of November 2024. Visitors enjoyed learning about the history of the group as well as participating in a Family History Workshop. We also had a visit from the local Mayor. Our thanks as always to Tracey of Solihull Core …
James will be speaking at 3.00pm at our research meeting on Saturday 30th November on Barbados Enslavement Records held by Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Jim Ranahan is an archivist who has worked with the Library of Birmingham, the Archive of the Union of the Sisters of Mercy (G.B.), the Ben Uri Museum of Jewish Art (London) …
James Ranahan – Speaker at our Open Day – 30th November Read More »
Thank you to all those who attended our open day at Solihull Library. If you have not yet had a chance to see our exhibition it will be on display until the end of November on the First Floor. Some photos below of the day
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The meeting of our St Kitts, Nevis and Anguilla group takes please tomorrow Saturday 21st September at 14.00hrs (BST). Those who have expressed an interest will have already received the log in by email. If you are new to the group and are researching ancestors from these islands and would like to attend, please email …
