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Interested in your
family of years gone by?
Then why not consider joining
your local group who study world wide families in addition to our local
area. We meet at The Town Hall Chipping Norton on the second
Wednesday of each month at 7pm March until November.
Members of the group range from
beginners to expert family historians plus three Professional Genealogists,
Being a member you have access to our Archives, Library and Specialist
equipment for use at home or Record Depository. As many as 240 million
records are available to use at any one time. Our programme covers both
study nights together with visiting guest speakers who provide the group
with talks on specialised subjects. Members are kept up to date with news
and events going on World Wide by an Internet newsletter.
As a local organisation we do however support events
and hold fund raising days within Oxfordshire as part of our programme.
Members always come forward to help at these events on a regular basis. The
group is also very well known for it's efforts in helping with
local family history projects such as Cemetery
Records and Churchyard Surveys,
Our season runs from March until
November with a subscription of just
£12-00.
(Family £17) Visitors are most welcome at the rate of £2 -50 per meeting.
An Associate membership is £11 and visitors are £2.50
2009 Programme
JUNE 10TH
Marriage & Courtship in the 1800’s
Speaker – Tom Doig
Lower Town Hall
Fourth Wednesday JULY 22nd
Blenheim a Battle and a Palace
Speaker – John Forster
The Fox Hotel.
AUGUST 12TH
Upstairs and Downstairs
Speaker – Ian Waller
The Fox Hotel.
SEPTEMBER 9TH
What’s in the Parish Chest?
Speaker: Richard Ratcliffe
The Fox Hotel.
OCTOBER 14TH
Dad’s Other Army
Speaker – Bill King
The Fox Hotel.
NOVEMBER 11TH
A.G.M.
Members night.
The Fox Hotel.
DECEMBER 9TH
Social Gathering
for members only
Members talks & Quiz
Co-ordinator: Peter Tyrrell
Tel. 01608 641216
e-mail:
ptyrrell310@btopenworld.com
Secretary: Sheila
Duncombe
Tel 01608 661620
e-mail:
sheiladunc@tiscali.co.uk
Finance: Sara
Collard
Tel.
01608 642862
e-mail:
starcollard@aol.com
Archive, Library & Surname
Interests.
Muriel Graham
Tel 01608 644050
Refreshments: Vanessa
Barnes
Tel: 01608 643327
e-mail:
barnes_oasis@hotmail.com
Latest details
of meetings are in the TOWN DIARY
Further information can be obtained from
Peter W Tyrrell (Co-Ordinator)
Telephone: 01608-641216. p.tyrrell310@btinternet.com
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Chipping Norton Family History Group
Our motto is to preserve the
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Peter Tyrell writes:
As part of our local community project
work Christine Whetren and myself this year are concentrating on the
early events that took place at the Holy Trinity Church, in London
Road, Chipping Norton. Records for the church start in 1879
however the church opened it's doors back in 1836. Whilst we have
carried out a churchyard survey that is now available on both CD and
Microfiche. We would love to hear from visitors world wide who
visit this site that can provide information on any of their ancestors
that were Baptised, Married or Buried at this church before October
1879.
Contact can be made at
p.tyrrell310@btopenworld.com or
please write to Mrs Christine Whetren, 25 Finsbury Place, Chipping
Norton, Oxfordshire, OX7 5LS England.
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FAMILY HISTORY DAY AT THE ACE CENTRE
Members of the Family History Group of Chipping Norton
welcome everyone to experience what research is possible these days on the
net, and to introduce their own software resources which are available -
along with support and encouragement - to townspeople tracing their family
histories.
   
From left: Peter Tyrrell giving a helping hand to Keith
Cooper-Harris whose ancestors didn't help by sometimes calling themselves
Cooper and sometimes Harris. Helen Brown with Jack Sussens whose rare
surname stays elusive on the IGI database. Jan Cliffe explains recent work
on mediaeval wills by the CN Historical Research Group to Andrew Collard.
Family Tree expert Sara Collard discusses a detail with Liz Stranks.
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