The Northumberland & Durham Family History Society

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Members Forum – Your research journey

We are sure everyone has a tale to tell about their research into their own family tree. Why did they start, where are they up to, unusual sources of data that proved to be a treasure trove, what techniques have proved invaluable to them, what do you wish someone had told you when you started. This is a chat to share these nuggets of information that may help your other members.

Wed 10 Jun20:00The Northumberland & Durham Family History Society

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Cadwallader Bates By Christine Hanley & Glenice Reid

Cadwallader Bates : the mine owner and antiquarian who restored Langley Castle

Thu 11 Jun15:30The Northumberland & Durham Family History Society

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Joe the Quilter’s Cottage By Seb Littlewood

A murder mystery combined with an insight behind the scenes at Beamish Museum

Mon 15 Jun11:00The Northumberland & Durham Family History Society

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RNLI ‘200th Birthday’ by David Hastings

St Mary’s Hall, Wanley Street

Tue 16 Jun14:00The Northumberland & Durham Family History Society

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“Remembering the North East’s Department Stores” by Graham Soult

Belmont Community Centre, Sunderland Road, Gilesgate

Wed 17 Jun14:00The Northumberland & Durham Family History Society

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“Finding my Father” by Ed Graham

The Catherine Cookson Room

Wed 17 Jun14:30The Northumberland & Durham Family History Society

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“The Caped Crusaders – or how 200 men, one woman and a dog marched from Jarrow to London in 1936” by Anthea Lang

Heart – Heritage & Arts Centre, Consett

Wed 24 Jun14:00The Northumberland & Durham Family History Society

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