Please join us at our next meeting tomorrow – Saturday 30th October 2021 – 2pm till 4.30pm (UK/BST) on Zoom Our October meeting in the past (pre Covid) has been in the form of an ‘Open Day’ at Solihull Core Library where we have held an exhibition , workshops, helping newcomers to make a start …
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The next meeting of the Caribbean Family History Group is Saturday 30th October 2021 – 2pm till 4.30pm (UK/BST) on Zoom Our October meeting in the past (pre Covid) has been in the form of an ‘Open Day’ at Solihull Core Library where we have held an exhibition , workshops, helping newcomers to make a …
A wonderful group is working together on Facebook to bring you family history talks as well as cultural and historical information. Guyana Speaks is well worth joining if you have ancestors from this area. They have recently had a talk about Indentureship and also Chinese ancestry in Guyana. Some talks are recorded and available on …
The Caribbean Family History Group are attending the Oxfordshire Family History Fair as a stall holder today, Saturday 02 October. The event is from 10am – 4.00pm. You will need to register to attend and attendance is FREE. Registration can be made at this link on the Family History Federation website. So if you are …
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Tickets for The Really Useful Family History Show are available on this link ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The Caribbean Family History Group will be attending the Oxfordshire Family History Fair as a stall holder this Saturday 02 October. The event is from 10am – 4.00pm. You will need to register to attend and attendance is FREE. Registration can be made at this link on the Family History Federation website.
The Society of Genealogists are offering a talk by Adrian Stone, a Caribbean Genealogist. Adrian describes his journey from Bristol to London, then on to Jamaica, Scotland and America, and ultimately to an African woman named Ebo Venus. Ebo came to Kellits slave plantation in Jamaica in the 1790’s from Nigeria. There is a charge …
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The Caribbean Family History Group will be attending the Oxfordshire Family History Fair as a stall holder on Saturday 02 October. The event is from 10am – 4.00pm. You will need to register to attend and attendance is FREE. Registration can be made at this link on the Family History Federation website. Come and visit …
Thank you for attending the meeting of the Caribbean Family History Group on Saturday 25th September. We would like to extend a warm welcome to all attendees who were researching a variety of islands including Cuba, St Kitts & Nevis, Trinidad, Grenada, Jamaica and St Vincent. Thank you also to our speaker and fellow member …
Family Search has completed its massive digitalisation project which has taken over 80 years and includes 2.4 million rolls of microfilm. Read more about the project here. You can search through Family Search records free of charge. It is easy to set up an account. Click here to start searching. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
