Fife Family History Society wishes all of our followers a merry Christmas and a happy New Year!
Pictured is some of our members just before tucking in to a delicious Christmas dinner 😋
We hope you have a lovely festive period, and we’ll see you in 2025!
There are some new resources available for members on the website!
Why not treat yourself for Christmas and get a membership to access dozens of exclusive resources!
Membership can be bought on our website, see link in bio
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The last day for buying books from our online shop this year is FRIDAY 13th DECEMBER. If the order is within the UK it should arrive in time for Xmas, if being sent overseas it will likely arrive after Xmas. Any books ordered after 13/12/24 will not be sent until 10/01/25 Thanks!
Today’s Famous Fifer is Alexander Selkirk!
Have you had the chance to read our latest journal yet? If you have, Selkirk’s story will be familiar to you!
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Downing Point Battery in Dalgety Bay was a part of the Inner Defence Line in the Forth Defence Lines during the First World War. The Inner Defence Line was built to protect the Rosyth Naval Dockyard.
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Silk cards were a common form of communication between soldiers and their families back home. This card from a brother to his sister in St Andrews demonstrates some of the hardships soldiers faced.
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Would you like to share a story from your Fife family history? This November we will be sharing stories of Fife service men and women who fought in the world wars, or contributed to the war effort at home.
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Today’s Fifer in the USA is Jock Hutchison! A professional golfer originally from St Andrews, Jock Hutchison was the first American to win the Claret Jug at the St Andrews Open 🏌️♂️
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Next Thursday 9pm on #BBC2#AHouseThroughTime returns to our screens. This time instead of tracing the history of one house presenter David Olusoga examines the stories behind two apartment blocks, in London and Berlin. from the 1920s to the 1940s. #HouseHistory