FFHS Really Useful Bulletins
Are you a member of MFHS? If so, you might be interested to know that the bulletins issued by the Federation of Family History societies are stored on the members' area of this website for your perusal.
The Tudor House Museum
MFHS group visit to the Tudor House Museum, Worcester 28 February 2023 Our first visit this year was to the Tudor House Museum in Friar St, Worcester. This attractive black…
Meeting Report 1st March 2023
Our speaker at the March Meeting was Dr. Mike Jenkins, a retired medical doctor and amateur historian. He has been interested in the forms and diversity of place names for…
New database available to members: WW1 Dead
Our projects team has been beavering away collecting and transcribing information about Malvern's WW1 dead from the memorials around Malvern. There are memorials in most of the churches plus the…
Handout from Dr Penny Walters’ Adoption Talk
If you are interested in tracing your family as an adopted person, this handout will be of use to you.
Barnards Green Blacksmith Video
Malvern Civic Society commissioned a video of Barnards Green Forge. It's published on YouTube, so we have linked to it here - well worth a look! The forge was built…
A book by one of our members
Rose Arno has published a book which is now available from Aspect Design. It is called "Not the front stairs ; A history of Douglas House School, Malvern from 1948…
Download from Dr Penny Walters’ talk
Download from talk on Ethical Dilemmas in Genealogy - members only
The availability of census data
This letter has been received from Richard Roger at the University of Edinburgh via the Worcestershire Local History Forum. Dear Chairman I am contacting you because I believe local and…
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