Buckinghamshire Family History Society

Buckinghamshire Family History Society - helping genealogists for almost 50 years

[Buckinghamshire Family History Society @BucksFHS]

Family History Workshop - 1st Saturday July Buckinghamshire Archives https://t.co/Yn68H7UhMA

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What is going on with @AncestryUK ? Researchers, always check the images to make sure the references & citations are correct. The old adage in computing applies "garbage in equals garbage out'

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Extra Online talk for members - Lost Villages of Buckinghamshire by Deborah Hayter, 10th Mar 2023, via Zoom. Lost Villages of Buckinghamshire by Deborah Hayter. This fascinating subject tells about how Buckinghamshire changed and the causes that led to the loss of these villages.

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Tracing Huguenot Ancestry with Kathy Chater - 1st March 2023 at 7.30p. Many Protestants fled France and the Low Countries between 16th-18th centuries because of religious persecution. This meeting was delayed due to the rail strike. https://t.co/6zv6nANXOu

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Our next online talk for members will be about Non-conformists by Daniel Williams County Archivist at @BucksArchives. 8.30 pm Friday 24th February 2023. This is free for our members who should have received the email with the Zoom link. Details at https://t.co/2EbWjdkXL2

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Interesting opportunity today to see inside the old barn adjacent to the cricket pitch. Some lovely old timbers have survived, despite a fire several years ago.

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@HistoryReunited Hi, they are not much use to BucksFHS. We tend to rely on our friends at @BucksArchives and @BNArchive for newspapers. Our problem is that we cannot store paper/parchment in the conditions required for preservation.

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Bucks FHS is supporting East Surrey Virtual Family History Show January 28th 2023 10am to 12 or 2 pm to 4 pm London time. https://t.co/R36NWO2R3H Hope to see you there. #familyhistory #bucksfhs #EastSurreyFHS

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Bletchley Meeting - all welcome. Kathy Chater to talk about Tracing Huguenot Ancestry. The Methodist Church Hall, Queensway, Bletchley at 7.30. Wednesday 1st February 2023. https://t.co/6zv6nANXOu

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Sunday humour 😄😄😄

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Gunpowder Treason and Plot, 5th of Nov is celebrated by some while others mourn Sir Everard Digby Knt. of #Gayhurst, #Buckinghamshire He paid £1500 towards cost of the plot & paid with his life as he was hung drawn & quartered o/s St Pauls church after a stay at Tower of London

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Calling all members, tonight at 8.30pm UK time. Link available on the website after login. Online talk - Life of the Poor & Assisted Emigration -30 Sept 2022 https://t.co/buuzu5DOGI Picture Eton Union Workhouse Chapel - did your family start their journey from here?

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Bletchley Meeting - "Safe Home" by Dianne Sutton - 7th September 2022 7.30 p.m. https://t.co/x7t3IPJffe

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For our August online talk John Hanson will talk about Getting the best from the new FamilySearch website. Our members only talk will be on Friday 26th August 2022 8.15 for 8.30 start. Details on the website https://t.co/qxLWI3SkFy

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What is there not to love about a flying buttress? This one is supporting St Lawrence, Old Bradwell in Milton Keynes. For more images of this fine church see https://t.co/dIdMqIRTpQ

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Bradenham parish was only 1001 acres in extent with 182 inhabitants in 1862 reports J Sheahan, the Manor house was the residence of Isaac Disraeli father of Benjamin who resided at Hughenden. #Buckinghamshire

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Well worth a visit, and St James the Less is tucked round the back. Also take a look at St Mary Magalene, Boveney while in the area.

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Dorney Court is open to the public every afternoon in August: 1230 - 1600. No need to book, just pitch-up and join a guided tour before enjoying tea and cake in the Walled Garden with ⁦@DC_KG⁩

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Boycott Manor House was re-erected by Mr. Higgins in the Elizabethan Style. It stands 400 yards from the old house and is built of red brick and Bath stone dressings. Set in gardens and terraces of about 2 acres. #Buckinghamshire

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Boycott is a hamlet a mile south-west of Stowe & mainly consists of the manor house occupied by Charles Higgins Esq. There used to be a Chapel of Ease but much of the area were taken as grounds for Stowe and the population reduced. J. Sheahan, 1862 #Buckinghamshire

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Steve says this memorial is in St John the Evangelist, Whitchurch. Thanks for posting

[Steve West @SteveDeparys360]

Found this inside a small church in Buckinghamshire. Made me laugh. Great idea