Roger Hailwood talks about the National Arboretum which has become the National Centre for Remembrance and, as such, is one of the Royal British Legion charities. Its central feature is the Armed Forces Memorial, which follows on from the work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, and has a memorial wall, on which there are […]
A panel made up from our more experienced members will answer questions from the audience. Please submit your questions prior to the meeting via the contact form (select the "Programme" subject line).
Some of you will know that Family Tree Live is taking place at Alexandra Palace in London at the end of April. MFHS is neither taking a stand there nor planning a group visit, partly because of the cost of getting to and staying in London. However, the good news is that one of the […]
Shirley Thompson talks about 65 Brunswick Road. This is the title of the author's 12th book, and it is centred on our area. Her grandfather was a schoolboy friend of Edward Elgar
The making and breaking of marriages, 1700-1900 - a talk by Rebecca Probert.
Our AGM will be followed by a short talk by one of our members.
We welcome back Celia Heritage for a talk on how people travelled around Britain before the railways.
Max Keen returns for another entertaining talk in costume. This time he is King John.
Talks by three members on aspects of their family history.
A talk by Mike Watkins.