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A beginners’ guide to researching your Spanish roots, in this one hour session with Mike DeLara.
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Researching Spanish Genealogy for Non-Spanish Speakers
21/03/2012 (All day)
Society of Genealogists, London
Tel: 020 7251 8799
Family History Fair arranged by the Glamorgan Family History Society
24/03/2012 (All day)
National Waterfront Museum, Swansea
Meet fellow family historians and browse the family history stalls at the GFHS Family History Day in Swansea’s National Waterfront Museum.
From the Poorhouse to Knighthood
25/03/2012 (All day)
Evergreen Hall, Hawick
Through the story of a destitute man and his famous, knighted ancestor, Marjorie Gavin shows how tracing our ancestry can bring up some very surprising results.
Researching Ancestors who served in the Armies of India
27/03/2012 (All day)
British Library, London
Families In British India Society (FIBIS) present a specialised session looking at biographical sources for military personnel who served in the Indian sub-continent.
The New Family Search
29/03/2012 (All day)
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Reading
Tel: 01491 652063
Alan Johnson explains the recent changes to familysearch.org, with advice on how to get the most out of your searches.
Dorset Family History Day
31/03/2012 (All day)
Parkstone Grammar School, Poole
Tel: 01202 785 623
Join the Dorset FHS’s jubilee celebrations with a visit to their Family History Day in Poole. Media genealogist Nick Barratt will be opening the event and giving talks on his experience of tracing ancestry. Shop around the stalls and get to know the family history community, as well as attending lectures and taking advantage of computer access to the society’s vast resources.
Open Day with Free Lectures, Library Tours and Advice
31/03/2012 (All day)
Society of Genealogists, London
Tel: 020 7553 3290
Bring along your research problems for free advice, library tours and lectures from the Society of Genealogists.
The East Anglia Fair
01/04/2012 (All day)
St. Andrew’s Hall, Norwich
Tel: 01344 451479
Meet family history societies from around the country, and shop at stalls selling everything from charts and postcards to computer software.
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