The next meeting of our group will be on Saturday 26th June at 14.00 hrs (BST). Make a note in your diary! More details of the agenda to follow. Attendance is free to members and first time attendees, otherwise UK£5.00 per meeting. Please email here to register for the meeting. A link will then be …
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The Caribbean Family History Group are pleased to announce that we will be an exhibitor at the Genealogy Show , a virtual family history show on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th June. You can purchase tickets for the event in advance at the following link. Some of the speakers are listed here and most of …
Your first attendance at a meeting of the Caribbean Family History Group is free, thereafter UK£5.00 per meeting so why not join us – our annual membership fee is UK£20.00 What is incuded in your membership: Free attendance at meetings and most talks Assistance with research where possible Sharing of tips. tricks, brainstorming brick walls …
Following our informative and enjoyable talk on Saturday on the Trinidad archives, these are the details of the newspapers available online. Newspapers can be a treasure trove of information that include obituaries, births, marriages, shipping information as well as court cases and other interesting snippets of information. The Port of Spain Gazette has been digitized …
I have been kindly allowed to share the text below that recorded the memories of an elderly lady in Grenada. It reminded me of how important it is to talk to elders and record their memories. RECOLLECTIONS OF JULIA ST. LOUIS OF HER AFRICAN ANCESTORS IN GRENADA This interview with Julia St. Louis was conducted …
The Caribbean Family History Group hosted a wonderful talk given by Ann Dardaine at our meeting on Saturday. It was informative, interesting and thoroughly enjoyed by all! Thank you Ann for a Saturday afternoon well spent! Ann gave a potted history of Trinidad and Tobago as well as information about how to access records for …
If you are searching for ancestors in Trinidad & Tobago and have found it difficult, come to our talk via Zoom on Saturday 29th May and find out how to trace your family. Ann Dardaine, a Genealogist from Trinidad & Tobago will be talking to us about the archives and how to obtain records. The …
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Come to our research meeting on Saturday 29th May at 14.00hrs(BST) to learn more about researching family in Trinidad. The Caribbean Family History Group would like to welcome Ann Dardaine, who will be talking about researching family in Trinidad and about what is available in the archives. Ann is a genealogist with ten years’ experience …
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An interesting website for anyone connected to the Windrush generation. In conjunction with the Barbados Museum and Historical Society and University of West Indies, a Virtual Museum of Caribbean Migration has been set up click here for the home page and then go to ‘Exhibition Panels’. The Virtual Museum combines digital exhibits with audience participation …
