In case you've missed it, all @oxrecsoc volumes up to Vol.71 (2017) are now *free to download* from https://t.co/ljfPFx71KJ! - everything from medieval cartularies to 20th-century school records, via the Civil War, C19 agricultural trade unionism, and lots more ....
Oxfordshire Local History Association (OLHA) May e-bulletin is at https://t.co/iUSpmjvqr9 As well as lists of future talks in the county, it includes details of OHLA's spring study day on Saturday 18 May in Chipping Norton, on the subject of Oxfordshire protests, and more.
Another method for fixing an error in a medieval manuscript - This scribe employed the figure of a man using a rope to pull along the accidentally omitted portion of the text - 1st half of the 15th century, British Library, Arundel 38, f. 65r
A wonderful celebration as Malcolm Graham launches the latest Oxford Historical Society publication— amongst the insights, Oxford’s first ever traffic survey in 1771.
@KhronicleGen Many thanks, @ScientistSoph , for a superb talk, ranging from glove making in Oxfordshire to farming terminology on Scotland and much more! The talk's deep in our website for OFHS members - join us to watch it!
#AncestryHour
We're now past 1st October! Do join @OXFFamHistory - https://t.co/kX7dmBGCgK You'll receive a warm welcome!
We're an active and helpful society! Members have access to on-line Zoom talks - See https://t.co/4P0Qaiupoa for what's coming up, and you'll receive 3 journals a year.
Sorry to all who'd hoped to come to our family history fair in Bicester on October 7th. We've sadly had to cancel it. Hope to see many visitors in 2024!
#SocietySunday#Bicester#OxTweets
@holtsfamilyhis1@bernifuller You're at @OxHist on the right day! We have an advisor there on Tuesdays who'll be able to guide you in the ways of Oxfordshire research, including the @OXFFamHistory resources. We're in a room just off reception - known informally as "the cave"!
Come to the Oxfordshire Family History Fair in Bicester on 7th October - many societies are attending!
It'll be free, friendly and informative! #FamilyHistory#Oxfordshire
Talk on Zoom, 8pm July 10th, to OFHS members on Forgotten Staff - Victorian and Edwardian Railwaywomen. The talk will consider the roles women undertook on the railway, their recruitment & their working conditions. Join OFHS to come. https://t.co/2O95oTUT9W @FederationFHS
@OXFFamHistory will be in Wilton, Wiltshire tomorrow, Saturday 17 June, for the Wiltshire Family History day. Come and see us! We'll have our databases we can search for you.