Burntwood Family History Group


Next Visit Our next visit is to be arranged and will be advertised in due course During past years, we have organised coach trips to London and other locations to visit places of genealogical interest. These have included The Family History Centre (TNA), The Public Record Office, The Society of Genealogists and The Family History Fair at the National Exibhition Centre in Birmingham Past local visits have included those to The County and Diocesian Record Offices at Lichfield and Stafford, The Family History Centre at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Lichfield, The South Staffordshire Military Museum in Whittington and The National Memorial Arboretum in Alrewas The Group has been represented several times at Local History Fairs at Lichfield, Stafford and Walsall, The Millennium Point and the Mail Box, both in Birmingham. We were represented at the Burntwood Wakes Festival, 'Saturday Fun Day' in 2008
Last Visit The National Archives, Kew

Boarding the coach at Lichfield	On Route	Arrival	Reception
The last visit to The National Archives on 26th May 2010 was a great success We had a full coach and again this trip was over subscribed and many people were left disappointed not being able to join us on our visit The coach picked up Members in Lichfield and other locations on route A good journey was had and we stopped at services on the M40 for refreshments A quiz was held and the top four winning couples received great prizes Members spent their day researching, especially searching War Service Records and War Diaries Many Members were very pleased with the free access to the 1911 Census On the return journey there was much disussion about the success of research and many a printed document was passed around the coach Our thanks go to Jenny Lee for organising yet another successful visit
Shop	Restaurant	Research Room	Members Researching

We were last represented at Burntwood Wakes Festival 'Saturday Fun Day' on Saturday 24th July 2010

This was a great day out and many people visited our stand who were interesteded in researching their family history and those more experienced who wanted to know more

We were recently represented at Great Wyrley Local History Society Open Day Saturday 19th June 2010

National Archives		Society of Genealogists		National Memorial Arboretum		National Exibtion Centre		South Staffordshire Military Museum
	Church of Latter Day Saints		Lichfield Record Office		Stafford Record Office		Burntwood Wakes
		Millenium Point				Mail Box

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