FHF Really Useful Family History Show 14 Nov

[Pam Downes]

Sounds as if if will live up to its name, and therefore be a bargain at seven quid.
https://www.
fhf-reallyuseful.com/

As it's a virtual show anyone can sign up, worldwide.

There will be twenty-five talks, available for at least forty-eight hours after the event.
Subjects:
* Relating a Name to a Place
* Irish Catholic Church Records
* Beginning Scottish Research
* Tracing Immigrant Ancestors up to World War II
* British Almshouses
* Tracing Welsh Family History (Beginner Level)
* Mixing DNA and the Paper Trail
* Hidden in Plain Sight
* Ideas for Researching Non-Conformist Ancestors
* Mission creep (& why it matters)
* Digitising the records in the Granite Mountain
* Surnames in Genealogy
* The Value of NLS Maps in Family History Research
* Techniques for Solving Scottish Genealogy Problems
* Beginning Family History Research
* An Introduction to Free UK Genealogy
* Making The Most of Your DNA Results – 10 Top Tips
* An Introduction to Jewish Genealogy Sources and Resources
* Gentlemans’ Magazine as an Aid to Family Historians
* Give your research the WDYTYA? Treatment
* Trade & Occupation Sources
* The FamilySearch Wiki
* On the Right Track – Railway Ancestors
* My Ancestor was an Agricultural Labourer
* British Civilian POWS in World War One


Pam

[Lesley Robertson]

Thanks, Pam.
I wonder how many of these fairs and clubs will retain online aspects when the virus is under control. A microscopy club I belong to has said that they certainly will since they have been attracting overseas members since they started!

[Pam Downes]

Bump.

Not too late to buy tickets for the Fair which is tomorrow, 14 November. You can attend from wherever you live in the world.

Pam