Speakers - Jan Bryars and Sue Lester. Jan and Sue were members of the group ‘Oadby - Remembering the Past,’ a five-year project researching Oadby during the First World War. […]
Do you need help finding/interpreting records, identifying a regiment from a photograph, or addressing another aspect of military research? If so, why not pop along to this event. We will have […]
Speaker - Andrea Hetherington. The prosecution and treatment of deserters in WW1 has always been a topical subject and will continue to be so. Andrea will take us back to […]
This evening, members will present a series of short talks about their own research, family stories or characters, lessons they have learned from their research or their experiences of learning […]
Stories and memories about the festive season over the years, followed by a quiz and refreshments.
Speaker - Helen Baggott. We have all heard the phrase "What did the Romans do for us?" The same could be asked about the Victorian era and Helen will be […]
We will be meeting to hold our Christmas Quiz and Social Evening, a celebration of another year of family history research. Doors open at 7:00 pm for a 7:30 start.
Speaker - Peter Liddle. Peter is well-known for his extensive knowledge of the history of Leicester and he will be telling us of excavations of the High Cross shopping centre […]
Speaker - Mark Gamble. Mark will be telling of the origins and history of transportation and what was involved. He will also speak about what records are available and where […]
Speaker - Mike Burton. An evening exploring and discovering some of the hidden places, events, and lesser known people of the county. You may find out something about your ancestors' […]
The Annual General Meeting of the Market Harborough branch of the Leicestershire and Rutland Family History Society. The meeting will be followed by a self-help evening where there will be […]
Following our AGM, Ann Crabtree, of Hinckley Museum, will present at talk on the history of the museum, its current activities and the plans for the future. The museum cottages […]