Norfolk FHS are holding a significant talk in Diss that they have asked us to
advertise.

As you can see from the attachment it is Nick Barratt who is on “Who Do You
Think You Are?”

The talk is THE FUTURE OF FAMILY HISTORY and takes place on May 14th and
advance bookings are cheaper!

Norfolk Family History Society

South Norfolk Group

Invites you to this special meeting with

Nick Barratt

Author, broadcaster, historian best known for his work on BBC
‘Who Do You Think You Are?’
President of the Federation of Family History
Societies.

“THE FUTURE OF FAMILY HISTORY”

14th May 2019
Main Hall
Diss Methodist Church
Victory Road
Diss IP22 4EY

7:00pm for 7:30pm

Cost £10 including tea, coffee and biscuits
£8 if booked in advance by May 1st.
To book please contact Betty Morley,
dissgroupnfhs@btinternet.com
01379 688354

Download the poster here;

MID-NORFOLK FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY
INVITE YOU TO AN OPEN MEETING ENTITLED

Quakers & their

Family History Records

by

Julian Crutch

Wednesday 16th January
7.30 pm

Trinity Methodist Church Hall
Theatre Street
DEREHAM
NR19 2EP

Julian will give us an introduction to the
Quakers & their beliefs and then explain
how their records can help Family
Historians discover any family connections.

START DIGGING INTO YOUR PAST!

ENTRANCE £2 to non-members – TEA or COFFEE INCLUDED

YOU WILL BE MADE VERY WELCOME

Visit https://midnorfolkfhs.wordpress.com/program/
or simply search “Mid Norfolk FHS” for more information.

Download the November 2018 – MNFHS poster here;

Here is the new MNFHS program for 2018;

(You can also see the program HERE)

Meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month (except December) in the church hall behind Trinity Methodist Church, Theatre Street, Dereham NR19 2EP, at 7.30pm, usually with a speaker followed by tea/coffee and an update on family history news. New members and visitors are always welcome.

Take the first steps to tracing your family history.

Have you been inspired by Who do you think you are? Are you interested in tracing your family history? If so visit your local Library to take those first steps. Norfolk Libraries hold a subscription to Find my Past, allowing access to, records such as the 1939 register, and census records from 1841 – 1911, all free of charge. Pop in and ask at any branch to find out more. Courses to get you started will be held in South Norfolk throughout March at the following Libraries:

• Costessey Library – 6 March at 10.00.
• Hingham Library – 7 March at 10.00.
• Wymondham Library – 8 March at 10.00.
• Hethersett Library – 9 March at 14.00.

Places cost £5 per person. Please contact the branch directly or email helena.last@norfolk.gov.uk to book a place.

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This is the beginings of an attempt to create a new website for the Mid-Norfolk Family History Society. Please be patient while content is added and the design/format is played around with.

The old MNFHS website is still available here; http://www.tsites.co.uk/sites/mnfhs/

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