The next research meeting of the Caribbean Family History Group is Saturday 27th May at 14.00 hrs BST online via Zoom. We will be discussing the subject of ‘Talking to Our Elders’. We are all interested in their stories but you can learn more about how to identify what is important to you in your …
Our next meeting is on Saturday 25th March 2023 at 14.00hrs GMT. Our discussion subject will be Military research Dennis Litchmore, our military research lead, will be giving a presentation on military service and presence in the British West Indies/Caribbean in conjunction with the WAWI (Why are West Indians in this Country) Project. The focus …
The next meeting of the Caribbean Family History Group is tomorrow, Saturday 25th February 2023 at 14.00 hrs (GMT) This meeting will extend the ‘beginner’s’ topic of our January meeting by touching on talking to relatives wherever they are, and how the stories and heritage they hold in their memory banks can help us make connections and …
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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This month’s meeting is tomorrow Saturday 28th January at 14.00hrs GMT and will be available via Zoom. We will be exploring the 5 Step Process of Research and Essential Organisation. We hope to pass on some research tips and techniques that you can use again and again when researching your ancestors. First time attendees will …
This month’s meeting is on Saturday 28th January at 14.00hrs GMT and will be available via Zoom. We will be exploring the 5 Step Process of Research and Essential Organisation. We hope to pass on some research tips and techniques that you can use again and again when researching your ancestors. First time attendees will …
Every year ‘Who Do Yo Think You Are’ magazine arranges a Transcription day when individuals can volunteer for a day to transcribe records. As family history researchers, we all benefit from online records and this is our chance to help. You can choose from a number of projects including Family Search. This year the day …
* The UK National Archives offer a number of online talks including one on 14th January on how to navigate their online Discovery Catalogue . More information on talks available can be found at this link. Always register in advance for the talks. *Eventbrite are offering a number of Black History talks by Paul Crooks …
We would like to wish all of our members , researchers and family historians a very Happy Christmas and peaceful New Year. Our January meeting will be held on Saturday 28th January 2023 at 14.00hrs (GMT) . We will be including a beginners Workshop in our meeting. Make a note in your diary. Further details …
The Society of Genealogists have released their programme of events for January which can be found in the link that follows. The group have now secured new premises in London and are searching for Trustees to join the board so if you have a passion for family history and might be interested in this role, …
