THE 1911 CENSUS
The 1911 talk by Brain Jones was very well attended, & as usual, the audience was not disappointed.Brian began with a quick comparison of the
The 1911 talk by Brain Jones was very well attended, & as usual, the audience was not disappointed.Brian began with a quick comparison of the
A trip down memory lane: Just close your eyes and imagine you are at the railway station in the days of steam. Can you hear
Bridget welcomed new members and visitors to our March meeting. A pleasant & informative evening was organised by the Society members. There was a display
Our well – attended February meeting heard Geoffrey Lee tell how he found out, through an Uncle that they had a ‘Gypsy in the Family’
The speaker for our well – attended January meeting was Rex Sly, an ex RAF pilot & farmer and now author. His interest in fenland
Our November meeting started with the chairperson bringing us up to date with the Society’s activities when suddenly the King of Misrule entered the room
At our November meeting we were entertained with a talk that involved audience participation, the speaker being the ever-popular Brian Jones. He explained that the
The Society held a very successful Family History Day on Sept 13th2008. At our monthly meeting the profit from that day was presented as a
John Honor, a retired engineer commenced our July meeting by displaying a map showing which parts of eastern England would have been flooded had there
The Reverend Woods greeted us when the Society held it’s June meeting at St. Matthews Church. The village of Sutton Bridge came into existence shortly
‘Queen of the salt marsh’ is another name for June Barton, for one could not meet a more dedicated & enthusiastic person when it comes
Ann Simmons’s reason for investigating her family history was medical. At out April meeting Ann, a retired State Registered Nurse, spoke of the ‘funny blood’
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