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North Yorkshire Local and Family History Fair
13/03/2010
Northallerton Town Hall, Northallerton
Tel: 01609 535125
An opportunity to meet like-minded family historians and also browse through the displays and stalls.
19th century migration from the United Kingdom
16/03/2010
Civic Hall
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A talk by Gwyneth Mitchell exploring the emigration of British people around the world during the 19th century. Entrance is free for both members and non-members.
Southport shrimpers – a personal history
18/03/2010
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Tel:
A talk by Gerald (Fudger) Rimmer about the history of the Southport shrimpers.
Family History: Pre 1837 records
20/03/2010
Dorchester Adult Learning Centre, Dorchester
Tel: 01305 215854
An opportunity to learn how to trace your family using records from pre 1837 on this 2 day course.
War and Society in the West Midlands
20/03/2010
University Of Birmingham
Tel: 0121 4158102
Six speakers will spend the day talking about the fortifications of the west midlands from the Anglo Saxon era to World War II
‘Spring 1911: ‘Who Do They Think They Are?’
20/03/2010
Sherborne
Tel: 01935 389611
Open day at Somerset & Dorset Family History Society
Family History Fair
27/03/2010
York
Tel: 0190 4412204
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