Oxfordshire Family History Society

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Regular Meetings Holford Research Centre Helpdesks in Oxford Open Day – Sat 6 Oct 2012 Meet Us – On the Road
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Email-Help: help@ofhs.org.uk Tel: +44(0) 1628 485013
Web Resources
Oxfordshire Parish Maps
Oxfordshire Parish Records Date Finder (PDF)
Oxfordshire Memorial Inscriptions
Oxfordshire Will Transcriptions
Oxfordshire Surname Interest List (OxSIL)
See the Faces of Oxfordshire
Who is The Dark Archivist?

Next Meeting – Monday 28 May – *The night-time haven of the wandering tribes: the common lodging-house in Victorian England*
Note: the Holford Research Centre will not be open on Tuesday 5 June 2012 (the Jubilee bank holiday)
Can't get to our meetings? Check your other opportunities to meet OFHS.
Oxfordshire Family Historian Well done Tony Hadland (Editor)
March 2012: Bookstall updated
A January 2012 snapshot of the OFHS Library Catalog is now available for download.
New (Dec 2011) MI CD for Bloxham, St Mary. New (Nov 2011) MI CD for Sutton Courtenay, All Saints.
Join now to make sure you get the April 2012 journal which has now been sent to our members. The April 2012 cover image (right) links to a PDF of the table of contents.Hover over the cover image to see details of the photograph. The previous four (December 2010, April, August, & December 2011) journals are illustrated below. The cover images link to a PDF of the table of contents. Hover over the cover image to see details of the photograph.

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
Three times most months: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays, occasional Sunday mornings	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, Thursday am, 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.
2012
Saturday 12 May	Family History Day at Cowley Library	Cowley, Oxford
Saturday 15 September	Bristol & Avon FHS Open Day	Thornbury, Bristol
Saturday 6 October	Our Own Open Day	Woodstock, OXF
2013
Friday 22 – Sunday 24 February	Who Do You Think You Are? LIVE	Olympia, LND
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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The lower row allows you to move to a different sub-section of the area you are currently in.

If you can't see which area is the one you want, the more detailed site map may help. The site map also includes a search option.

Quick Links:	OXF History Centre	Library	BRO	VCH	TNA	SoG	FFHS	GENUKI
Quick Links:	Heritage Search		More Links: Finding Your Ancestors On The Internet

Oxfordshire Family History Society

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Oxfordshire Family Historian

Well done Tony Hadland (Editor)

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