Index of Nuns

The Catholic Family History Society is delighted to announce the completion of the ‘Index of Nuns’ project which has been running for some years now. The index is now available to buy on CD from Genfair

This CD provides records of approximately 14,000 nuns who professed later than 1795. For each nun in the index the following facts may be available: surname and forename, her order or community, birth date and place, religious name, family place, names of her father and mother, dates and place of entry, profession, leaving, and death. The amount of information given varies and it is rare to find that all of these details are available for an individual.

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Tracing your Irish Ancestors

The Manchester and Lancashire Family History Society are offering a one day course in tracing your Irish ancestors.

The course fee is £25 and will be held on the 6th February 2016 at Manchester Central Library, find out more and book here

Irish Soldiers Wills

The National Archives of Ireland have digitised the military wills of all Irish born citizens who served and died while in British army, including those who fell in the Great War. This is a valuable resource for anybody researching their Irish military ancestors.

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Buckinghamshire Family History Society

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Buckinghamshire Family History Society Open Day
Saturday 23rd July 2016, 10am to 4pm
The Grange School, Wendover Way, Aylesbury, HP21 7NH.

Research facilities including our names database (over five million entries), Parish Register, People, and Places libraries. Parish Register transcripts and other research aids will be on sale. Expert advice; guest societies from around the country; local heritage groups; suppliers of data CDs, maps, software, archival materials and much more.

Admission is free, with free parking at the venue.

Further information, including a full list of organisations attending, can be found at http://www.bucksfhs.org.uk