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Family History Meeting

Sandel Centre, 6 Knocklynn Road, Coleraine, County Londonderry, BT52 1WT
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Causeway Coast & Glens Branch of the North of Ireland Family History Society has a regular programme of monthly talks designed to assist folk research their family history - particularly those with ancestors in the CCG area. Some of the talks are on specific areas of research such as finding and using land records, censuses or using DNA and others are of a wider historical perspective eg farming or military ancestors. Normally there is a workshop every season where folk can ask local experts about how to knock down brick walls and develop their research.

The Branch has a meeting on Tuesday 30th September 2025, at the Sandel Centre in Coleraine at 8.00pm. (Ground floor meeting room).
 
This month's speaker is Natalie Bodle and her talk is titled:
 
"Wills & Testamentary Records."

Natalie is a local professional genealogist and has a wide knowledge of the subject. If you are interested in your family tree, or are just thinking about researching it, why not come along to the meeting? Talks usually last around 45 minutes and there is tea and coffee afterwards.

Admission is free for members and £3 for non-members. Booking is not required.

For information on how to become a members and for details of Branch meetings and other resources, visit the NIFHS website:


https://www.nifhs.org/

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Tuesday19:45 - 22:00

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