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Catholic Archives Society Annual Conference 2015

11 Wednesday Mar 2015

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Catholic Archives Annual Conference 2015, 18-20 May, Belsey Bridge Conference Centre, Ditchingham, Bungay.

Further information – Rebecca Volk, Tel. 07712 153498, email Rebecca_volk@yahoo.com

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English Catholic History Association

10 Monday Feb 2014

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The English Catholic History Association encourages interest in the Catholic history of England and Wales.  They organise visits to places associated with the Catholic faith, and arrange  conferences on subjects relating to our Catholic history.  They also support research into subjects of Catholic interest and seek to prevent the destruction of Catholic archives.

More details are on their website here. You will also find talks which have been recorded and can be downloaded and listened to.

An advert for the society…

11 Saturday Aug 2012

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The Catholic Family History Society exists to encourage research into Catholic ancestry. Although especially interested in English and Welsh Catholicism, we also have special interests in Irish, French, Polish and Italian ancestry etc. Anyone who is interested in Catholic ancestry and family history is welcome to join. Members receive Catholic Ancestor, our journal, three times a year. This contains members’ own researches and a wide range of helpful articles. An Annual Day Conference is held in Central London in October.

Volunteers around the country transcribe early Catholic Registers, and these are offered to members when available, in CD-ROM format and may also be available at your local Record Office. Non-members can also purchase these and all past publications.

Visit www.catholic-history.org.uk/cfhs for details of the contents of all past journals and publications and to download a membership application form.

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