⚰️ Speaker Spotlight: Jenni Phillips
Discover how our Victorian ancestors died — from scarlet fever to sudden epidemics.
🎤 At #VictorianLondonWeek (8–12 Sept).
🎟️ https://t.co/5lWRqKNrkp
🌟SIGS create new Papal Dispensations for Marriage database, unlocking valuable records for genealogical research!🔍
The project was funded by the Foundation for Medieval Genealogy.
Full story > https://t.co/TXj7e77Osa
#Genealogy#FamilyHistory#HistoricalRecords
Looking forward to talking about using newspapers for family research later today for Glamorgan FHS. Registration open until this afternoon if you’d like to attend - online, free of charge, non-members welcome.
Our next online branch meeting is on Thursday 7th November at 7pm - @JenniPh will be presenting an introduction to newspaper research for family history. All welcome, register for free via Eventbrite: https://t.co/bwthCuMqVu
Our next Exploring the Past public lecture is taking place soon. This fascinating and free talk will be online.
Title: Putting Welsh History on Television
Date: 13.11.24
Time: 19:00-20:00
Please book your place here: https://t.co/uh3aKDVimJ @EtPPathway
@StephEmmaBrown @FernRiddell@RegQualGenes Hello! Your work sounds like it will be of interest to me too, and I’m excited to see you have a forthcoming monograph on the topic. Will send an email to your Hull address with further details about my research … too much to say to fit into messages on here!
The next meeting of the Cardiff & Vale branch is in person at @GlamArchives on Tuesday 5th November at 2pm - the focus of this session will be on wartime records.
Our next online branch meeting is on Thursday 7th November at 7pm - @JenniPh will be presenting an introduction to newspaper research for family history. All welcome, register for free via Eventbrite: https://t.co/bwthCuMqVu
*OPEN ACCESS*
‘Welsh Not: Elementary Education and the Anglicisation of Nineteenth-Century Wales’ by @martinjohnes is out now!
This is a study of how and why children were punished for speaking Welsh in nineteenth-century Wales.
Read for free here:
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https://t.co/vszUdjm6jW
Our branch AGM is online on Tuesday 8th October at 7pm for members only. This will be followed at 7.30pm by a talk from qualified genealogist Trisha O'Reilly about solicitor records. Everyone welcome, free of charge - sign up in advance via Eventbrite: https://t.co/kIC1XCb9yS
Looking forward to spending the day at Glamorgan Archives tomorrow. I’m giving a talk at 1.30pm about using newspapers for family and local history research. Drop in any time for family history chat and free research advice from Glamorgan FHS volunteers. #OpenDoors#Cardiff
TOMORROW! - #OpenDoors at Glamorgan Archives
Our tours are now full. But drop in to meet members of Glamorgan Family History Society and join one of their short talks.
New Spotlight Talk! Hear Dr Tejpal Ralmill and Prof Gavin Rand introduce the ‘Punjab Registers’ archival records and reveal the scale of India’s ‘contribution’ to the First World War.
📅Wed 23rd Oct ‘24
⏰18.00 – 19.00 BST
📍Online and FREE!
Book now https://t.co/a8dukGf7O9
Whether your ancestors lived in Glamorgan or elsewhere, our volunteers will be available to help with your family history questions next Saturday (28 September) at Glamorgan Archives #OpenDoors. Free talks at 11am and 1.30pm.
@GenealogyJude@ChalfontR@ProfProbert@Workhouses@GwentArchives You’re welcome … I’ve found records for my own family from the Pontypool Union in that collection recently, which were similarly confusing at first sight until I worked out what the collection really is - Ancestry don’t have a particularly helpful description or name for it …
@GenealogyJude@ChalfontR@ProfProbert@Workhouses Is it from the Gwent ‘Workhouse Registers’ collection on Ancestry? If so, I think the collection’s name is misleading - the Abergavenny records appear to come from this collection at @GwentArchives - https://t.co/LzuyU3ermB - so not exclusively workhouse records …