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| If you can't get to any of our meetings, remember that we do have stands at a number of other events. Watch the list of such events on our front page. You can also visit us at the Holford Centre (our Research Centre in Stanton St.John) or at our Open Day (listed below). |
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meetings Fourth Monday of most months Computer meetings First Monday of alternate months |
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| Most meetings take place in the Exeter Hall in Kidlington,
just north of Oxford. Occasionally, bank holidays cause a change to the
usual meeting routine. General meetings in the main (large) hall start at 20:00 with the bookstall and library available for browsing from 19:15 onwards. A sound system is in use in the large hall. There is no 'General' meeting in either August or December. Computer meetings also take place in the main (large) hall but start at 19:30 - these are flagged with an asterisk below. |
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We also have a page of past meetings - not only can you see what you have missed, in a number of cases we have links to handouts or notes or web pages of links from the meetings. |
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| 2010 | |||
| 2 August * | Researching in the darkness and silence – How blind and deaf genealogists use their computers |
Jon Nixey | |
| 27 September | From Headington to Hitler: An Ordinary Man in an Extraordinary War | Phil Angell | |
| 4 October * | Protect and Save – Looking after your family history research (note change of talk made in June 2010) | Leslie Binns | |
| 25 October | The turbulent lifetime of Thomas Vachell | Tony Hadland | |
| 22 November | Getting to know your Army ancestors via photographs and memorabilia | Graham Bandy | |
| 6 December * | Getting the best from your Family History Computing – Hands On problem solving |
Computer Group Members | |
| 2011 | |||
| 24 January | Death and taxes: an introduction to the Death Duty records | Dave Annal | |
| 28 February | Worship, Weird & Wonderful – Religious Sects from the 17th to 20th Century |
Alec Tritton | |
| 28 March | Burford and its Buildings | Dr Simon Townley | |
| 18 April | The Stanton St John Village Archive | Ian Costar | |
| 23 May | Henley in the Eighteenth Century | Dr Simon Townley | |
| 27 June | The Saga of the Beckinghams and Kaiser Bill | Alex McGahey | |
| 25 July | Thirty-five years of the Oxfordshire Family Historian | Tony Hadland | |
| September | t.b.a. | ||
| 24 October | Murder and Mayhem on the Midland | Chris and Judy Rouse | |
| November | t.b.a. | ||
| We also have a page of past meetings - not only can you see what you have missed, in a number of cases we have links to handouts or notes or web pages of links from the meetings. | |||
| Please also note that a group meets on the second Monday of most months in Abingdon under the auspices of the Berkshire FHS. The group's meetings are listed separately. Abingdon was in Berkshire until the 1974 local government reorganisation which moved it into Oxfordshire. Abingdon also has a long-standing (but heavily disputed!) claim to be the county town of Berkshire, it still has a "County Hall". |
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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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