The 1950 US Federal Census is now available on Ancestry so if you believe your ancestor may have travelled to the United States, take a look. Here is the link for further information on the District Finder whilst Ancestry continue to index records. Updated records are available in the Caribbean Obituary Index 2003 – 2019 …
The UK National Archives are offering a series of webinars in April to help you with your family history research. The next webinar is on 12th April. Click on the following link National Archives for more information. You will need to book your place through the National Archives website. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Come and join us at our next meeting via Zoom on Saturday 26th March at 2.00pm GMT when Sue Bower will be talking about researching her ancestors from St Vincent. Your first attendance at our meeting is free of charge, thereafter £5.00 per meeting or £20 annual membership fee. Payments can be made through the …
The next meeting of the Caribbean Family History group is on Saturday 26th March at 2.00pm GMT when Sue Bower, one of our Group members will be talking about her St Vincent ancestry. Your first attendance at our meeting is free of charge. Thereafter there is a £5.00 charge per meeting or £20 annual membership …
Rootstech is again being organised by Family Search on 3-5 March 2022! The show is the largest worldwide family history conference with speakers, unlimited access to over 1500 sessions and an expo hall with companies from around the world.# The show is 100% virtual and 100% free. To book , set up your log in …
The next meeting of the Caribbean Family History Group is on Saturday 26th February at 14.00hrs GMT . Caribbean Family History group meets Family Tree Maker Come and join us . Mark Olsen will be giving us a talk on the use of Family Tree Maker. We will have a live Q & A session …
Thank you to those who attended our January meeting. We had an interesting and collaborative meeting where ideas and information were exchanged throughout. Attendees were researching a number of different islands including Barbados, Grenada, Antigua, St KItts & Nevis, Jamaica, St MartIn and Curacao. We started with an update on the release of the England …
Who Do You Think You Are Magazine are again promoting Transcription Tuesday. This year it is on Tuesday 1st February. As family historians we now enjoy the ease of accessing many records online instead of visiting archives. This process of getting the records online is time consuming and not straight forward. If you would like …
The next meeting of the Caribbean Family History Group is on Saturday 29th January at 14.00hrs (GMT). This will be on Zoom. Following our introduction in December to the UK 1921 census and the US 1950 census we plan to re visit the vast subject of the census . We hope you will bring your …
