“Surnames”
The speaker for this month was Brian Jones,who filled in at very short notice for Ann Cole who had transport problems. The topic for Brian’s
The speaker for this month was Brian Jones,who filled in at very short notice for Ann Cole who had transport problems. The topic for Brian’s
The speaker this month was our popular member Brian Jones, who was giving his talk entitled “The Religious Houses of Medieval Lincolnshire” Part 2, a
We all read our daily newspapers to keep up to date with current affairs, sport, to study our stocks & shares, to read our star
Linda Brighton organised the Society’s June meeting which was held at the Church dedicated to St. Mary Magdalene, Fleet near Holbeach Lincs & not to
This was the title of the talk given to the members at the May meeting by Brian Jones, as he took us through the many
DNA = Deoxyribonucleic acid – Is a nucleic acid containing the genetic instructions used in the development & functioning of all know living organisms. The
Maureen Nicholls described her talk as “A Few Ideas on How to Illustrate Your Family History”, even if there was very little photographic evidence to
The speaker for the evening was John Steel, and his subject was “Welsh Miners in Russia”. John had been trying to trace his grandfather for
The speaker for the January meeting was Catherine Bettinson, talking about her search for a Hero from Korea, who was linked to her family. The
The Speaker this month was David Edwards, and his chosen topic was ‘Lunatic Asylums’, based on the County Pauper Lunatic Asylum for Cambridgeshire, opened in
A.G.M. notes are available here in .pdf format. AGM Minutes Secretary’s Report The speaker for the evening was our own President, Wim Zwalf, and the
Tom Doig gave his usual informative and amusing talk on the chosen topic of “Births and Baptisms in the 1800’s” with particular reference to the
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