Show and Tell
Members of the Society gave two talks at the May meeting. Barbara spoke about the preparation needed in recording of the Monumental Inscriptions in a
Members of the Society gave two talks at the May meeting. Barbara spoke about the preparation needed in recording of the Monumental Inscriptions in a
Derek Palgrave gave our members & visitors an insight into how maps past & present help us trace our families. In the British Isles we
At our February meeting Brian Payne talked us about all the work done to achieve the Parliamentary Act to Abolish Slavery in 1807. He began
The October meeting was sponsered by the Lincs C.C. Fens Food & Flower Festival who gave our Society a grant to purchase display screens. These
The September AGM meeting was followed by refreshments, and a presentation of a collection of photographs on screen & a talk on their acquisition. Andrew
Our July meeting saw members and guests from the King’s Lynn Family History Society enjoy a pleasant & very warm evening at Walpole St Peter
Mr. Nightingale the churchwarden welcomed about 40 members to the Swaine Chapel within Leverington Church so called because most of the elaborate memorials on the
Our February meeting was organised by the men of our Society. Their task was to display their own surprise finds & discuss them with members
Our January meeting provided the first ever audience for Andrew Ketley, a local man. A friend who had done several sketches of the drinking establishments
The Reverend Wym Zwalf was our speaker for our November meeting. His talk told us how the church ‘fell out’ in 1054 over mans interpretation
Those who did not get to our October meeting missed a very entertaining night. Richard, a member of the Society, displayed & spoke about some
Our September meeting began with the AGM and was followed immediately by a fascinating talk on the manufacture of boots and shoes given by Geoff
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