LWMFHS is attending. Our volunteers will be on hand at our stall to give research help. We will also be selling our publications, including our ever popular Parish Guides, plus […]

A talk by Simon Fowler. One of the commonest problems faced by family historians is that ancestors suddenly vanish from the records often for no seeming reason. This thought-provoking presentation looks […]

A talk by Ian Currie. A 1000 years of famous winters when rivers including the mighty Thames froze and remarkable events took place on the ice. For LWMFHS members only. […]

A talk by Nick Barratt. Nick explores the murky world of inter-war espionage and the corridors of power in the Foreign Office through the eyes of one of its key […]

All LWMFHS members are welcome to attend. To receive meeting access details contact virtualbranch@lwmfhs.org quoting your name and membership number. A copy of the 2025 LWMFHS AGM minutes can be […]

A talk by Christine Woodcock. Learn the basics to start finding your Scottish ancestors. We will learn about using the ScotlandsPeople website, gleaning information from the documents, the importance of […]

A talk by Karen de Bruyne. A 19th Century family's migration across the UK, through Lincolnshire, Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire, Cornwall, Devon, Suffolk and Essex to Tottenham in North London. Using sources […]

A talk by Dr Frances Hurd. In their day the Addison family were stars of the London and New York stage, yet today their fascinating history is little known. This […]

The East Anglia Group of Family History Societies in association with the Family History Federation (FHF) are holding a live family history show. This FREE event will be jam packed […]

At the home of Suffolk Archives the Suffolk Family History Society Fair are holding their annual live family history fair. A FREE event with interesting displays and stalls from family […]

A talk by Richard Marks.  The Industrial Revolution was not just a story of machines and inventions — it was a profound transformation of everyday life. This talk traces the […]

A talk by Gill Blanchard. The Inland Revenue Valuation Office Survey of 1910-1920 is often referred to as the Lloyd George Domesday Survey. It combines residential data and maps to help […]