The next meeting of the Caribbean Family History Group is tomorrow 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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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Thank you for attending our meeting last week. It is great to see new people and hear their family history story. We welcomed attendees researching the islands of Cuba, Jamaica, Grenada, Trinidad, St Kitts & Nevis, St Vincent, Antigua, Barbados and Panama We learnt how to use the census, inspired by the launch of the …
Our next meeting will be tomorrow, Saturday 27th November at 14.00hrs (GMT) via Zoom. Please join us. Our discussion topic will be Census records . Meeting Agenda: Welcome and short introductions Introduction to Census records – as a topic – with a UK and US focus and covering an introduction to the launches of the …
The next meeting of the Caribbean Family History group is on Saturday 27th November at 14.00hrs (GMT) via Zoom. Please join us. Our discussion topic will be Census records . Meeting Agenda: Welcome and short introductions Introduction to Census records – as a topic – with a UK and US focus and covering an introduction …
November sees the addition and update of many new records in the Ancestry collection. Records form the UK, France, Canada, Australia, USA, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic have been updated. So if you are researching in those countries, why not have a look . Click here for the list of updates. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
10 November – Family History From Home – An Introduction by the National Library of Scotland. Book via Eventbrite, click here for information 13 November – Researching your family history, 20th century sources by the National Archives , book through Eventbrite click here for information 14 November – A journey through Black History from Africa …
