Women in Georgian Newbury
From 1714 to 1837 women experienced significant disadvantages by comparison with men in legal status, education, employment and social life.
Summaries of meetings held by our local teams
From 1714 to 1837 women experienced significant disadvantages by comparison with men in legal status, education, employment and social life.
Susan Ellis described a number of search tricks which enabled her to find missing ancestors.
Evernote is an app which allows you to collate and store your family history research findings in a variety of formats, and access via a powerful search engine on several synched devices.
Les Mitchinson outlined Hampshire archives and what might be found in them.
Founded in 1908, West Berkshire Museum holds 35,000 items of local interest.
Women who married Victorian soldiers joined the regiment and, if they were lucky, might follow their husbands around the world.
We undertake these inscriptions to publish for family history research and allow access by distant and overseas members
Chris Broom, a professional genealogy tutor, gives some helpful hints on breaking down those brick walls
Read our Bracknell & Wokingham Branch report featuring festive trivia, family history quizzes, epitaph hilarity, and member discussions.
Discover the history of Britain's waterways, the lives of barge families and navvies, and modern canal restoration in this talk report.
Newbury has had 422 mayoral elections since 1596, and the office holders have included businessmen, bankrupts and ballerinas.
Hugh Pihlens' grandfather lived in rural Latvia until 1905 when he had to escape for his life. What happened to him, and to Latvia, afterwards?