Inland Revenue And National Farm Surveys
Our speaker for January 2026 was Gill Blanchard. She gave an interesting talk about the Inland Revenue valuation survey of 1910 and the National Farm Survey carried out during the…
1931 Census
FHF Members - FHF Members - Consultation on Census 2031 It has recently come to the Family History Federation's attention that there is currently a consultation at the Office for…
We move to The Cube for our meetings in 2026
We are moving to a new venue and new day of the month for 2026
If you didn’t make it to our November 25 meeting
Our meeting this month was on Zoom. It was a talk given by Derek Blount, one of our members, and was useful advice about how to research your American Ancestors…
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Visit to Droitwich church
On 11th September a group of members visited the Sacred Heart, & St Catherine of Alexandria church in Droitwich. The Catholic church was opened in 1921 and is decorated with…
Annual General Meeting 2025 – Notice
The 30th Annual General Meeting of the Malvern Family History Society will be held at the Eden Centre, Grovewood Road, Malvern, WR14 1GD, on Wednesday 2 July 2025 at 19:00…
Talks in aid of HeartStart
Malvern Town Council are holding some talks in aid of the charity HeartStart in Spring 2025. They may of interest to our members as they are about local history. Details…
Paleography talk – May 2024
Our meeting this month was on Paleography and was given by Rhys Griffith. The notes from the meeting, together with worked examples (i.e. documents and their transcription) are available to…
March Talk: Powick Hospital Patients in World War 1
Sarah Dentith gave the March talk on Powick Hospital Patients in World War I, using her extensive research on this topic. If you wish to follow in her footsteps you…
February 2024 Meeting – Art History
As a change from our normal diet of family history, February's meeting was on the subject of Art History. Jasmine Kee gave us a quick guide to Western/European art history…
Report on January 2024 Meeting
We enjoyed Linda Hammond’s interesting talk, from SW France, on Researching Criminal Children via Zoom. She suggested that there were several reasons why children might become criminals: poverty, lack of…
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