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Oxfordshire Family Historian

Next Meeting – Monday 24 June – AGM followed by: The Pulker One-Name Study

Can't get to our meetings?
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Members (you can join here) have now been sent the April Journal.

The cover image (right) of the April 2013 issue of our Journal links to a PDF 'taster' edition of this journal. This 'taster' includes details of this photograph.

To see the taster edition of some previous journals, see the journal category on our news site

New (November 2012)
MI CD for Appleton, St Laurence.

October 2012:
Bookstall updated

Three new Black Sheep Publications and three new books from the Family History Partnership.

CD cover image June 2012:

The Berks Probate CD is now available from our CD sales page.

"An index to the probate documents of the Archdeaconry of Berkshire 1480 to 1858"

You can meet the Oxfordshire Family History Society at the following regular times and places. (Note that helpdesk sessions are subject to volunteer availability and may have to be changed at short notice.)
Monthly (but not August & December) on the 4th Monday evening	Regular meetings in the Exeter Hall	Kidlington, OXF
Alternate (even numbered) months on the 1st Monday evening	Computer Group meetings in the Exeter Hall	Kidlington, OXF
1st & 3rd Tuesdays of most months – but not open on public holidays.	OFHS Research Centre in the Holford Centre	Stanton St John, OXF
Every Tuesday and Thursday, and some Saturdays	Helpdesk in the Oxfordshire History Centre at St Luke's, Cowley	Oxford
Every Tuesday (pm only), Wednesday and Friday	Helpdesk in the Central Library (upstairs in the old Oxfordshire Studies area)	Oxford
The Oxfordshire Family History Society will be attending the following Family History Events over the coming months. This is a chance for the Society to meet up with some of the members who don't actually live in Oxfordshire.
2013
Saturday 6 July	Reading Family History Centre Open Day	Reading, BRK RG30 4PE
Saturday 27 July	Buckinghamshire FHS Open Day	Aylesbury, BKM HP21 7NH
Saturday 5 October	Our own Open Day	Woodstock, OXF OX20 1LP
Saturday 26 October	West Surrey FHS Family History Fair & Open Day	Woking, SRY GU22 9BA
For the "bigger picture" of Family History events around the UK (and some beyond) look at the GENUKI diary page GENEVA.

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