19 Monday Aug 2019
Posted in Conference, Days Out
We are delighted to invite people to join us at the CFHS annual conference at the Birmingham Oratory, home of Blessed John Henry Newman, who in October will become the world’s newest Saint.
31 Friday May 2019
Posted in Archives, Days Out, General Information, History
A reminder that tomorrow (1 June) the North West branch of the Catholic Family History Society are holding their Day Conference in Preston at Fulwood Methodist Church, Watling Street Road, Fulwood, Preston PR2 8EA (Large Car Park at rear of Church).
Don’t worry if you haven’t booked, please feel free to drop in and join us.
Programme
1-00 pm Arrival and Welcome by Maureen Fitzgibbon
1-30 pm ON_LINE NEWSPAPERS: A VALUABLE SOURCE FOR FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH Lawrence Gregory M.A., Archivist, Newman Collection, Birmingham.
2-30 pm Afternoon Tea
3-00 pm SOURCES AND PROBLEM SOLVING Meet fellow family historians for discussion on established and new sources of information and advice on finding your ancestors. Bring your own research to show us! Discussion led by Brenda Hustler.
4-00 pm Meeting closes
Cost £8.oo per person (inclusive of all refreshments)
Enquiries – e-mail – jeansmith1934@talktalk.net
02 Thursday May 2019
Spend a Saturday at Birkbeck Cinema discussing how can we begin to assessing the motivations, reach and impact of medical mission film productions on local and global audiences, for more information follow this link
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/films-with-a-mission-tickets-60371587042
23 Saturday Feb 2019
23 Saturday Feb 2019
09 Wednesday Jan 2019
Posted in Books, Family History
Stuart A. Raymond has completed his new book ‘Tracing your Roman Catholic Ancestors’, published by Pen & Sword.
The book can be purchased online here
A 25% discount for CFHS members is being offered, to obtain this, quote discount code CFHS25
09 Wednesday Jan 2019
Posted in Days Out, Family History
A reminder about Family Tree Live. The CFHS will be hosting a stall on the day, why not join us there?
06 Tuesday Nov 2018
Posted in Archives, Family History, History, Ireland
All Hallows College, Dublin was a Catholic Seminary which trained Priests for dioceses across the world.
The College was opened in 1842, and from 1892 was run by the Vincentians, like most seminaries, the decline in vocations in the second half of the 20th century led to its demise, from 2008 the College became part of Dublin University.
The College archives have now been digitised and are available online through their website, these include photographic records of former students, and copies of the College Magazine, these will be of tremendous help to genealogists tracing their ancestors who were educated here.
The archive can be viewed here
19 Friday Oct 2018
Posted in Days Out, Family History
In April 2019 the Catholic Family History Society will be hosting a stall at Family Tree Live at Alexandra Palace, why not join us there!
20 Monday Aug 2018
