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Register of Qualified Genealogists
FFHS Members - The Register of Qualified Genealogists would like to feature your Society The Register of Qualified Genealogists [@RegQualGenes ] will be running a campaign featuring family history societies during March. If your FHS wishes to participate please contact the Communications Team via our Facebook or Twitter pages.
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We are holding two courses the Palgrave Research Centre, King edward Road, Balby, Doncaster
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Are you interested in Starting Research on your Family Tree?
Have you started and hit a ‘Brickwall’ ?
Or just want a bit more guidance?
Do you think you have done all the research you can?
We believe we should be able to help you -
Whatever the case you can’t lose ‘cos our Open Day is FREE !!
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Thank you to Keighley FHS for donating these WW1 Postcards
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Revised CD’s
Doncaster & District Family History Society.
Our latest revised CD’s are Hickleton & Marr, Warmsworth and Snaith.
Hickleton, St Wilfrid’s Church
More burials have been added from 1813 to 1991 & marriages 1695 to 1940. School records for 1877-1936 also appear for the first time.
Marr,St Helen’s Church.
Also included on the Hickleton CD, and marriages are now recorded between 1730 and 1936.
Warmsworth St Peter
Warmsworth had a great deal of information not previously available on the CD but has now had an overhaul and includes Baptisms 1594 to 193, Burials 1596 to 1959 Marriages 1595 to 1940
Snaith St Lawrence
Our very latest revised CD is another very old Parish which has now much more to offer and includes Baptisms 1559 to 1935, Burials 1537 to 1920 Marriages 1538 to 1939.
Of course all the information from the previous version of the CD’s is still there giving a wealth of information. We hope you find them a great resource.
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Monthly Meeting
Monthly Meeting, 26th April, Speaker Anne Sherman on the Life of the Early Deaf Mute
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