Marriage Data Downloads – Fourth Batch
Discover newly released downloadable PDF marriage records for 17 Berkshire parishes to assist your local family history research.
News Stories from Berkshire Family History Society
Discover newly released downloadable PDF marriage records for 17 Berkshire parishes to assist your local family history research.
Discover where to stream six classic series of Who Do You Think You Are? on BBC iPlayer and follow celebrity family history journeys.
Explore 51 new PDF data sets available in our online shop, giving you instant digital access to Berkshire family history records from home.
Learn about local repository closures during lockdown and how to take advantage of The National Archives doubling free digital downloads.
Members of Berkshire Family History Society can now access the Berkshire Record Office newsletter online following a new journal exchange agreement.
After a brief sabbatical while we updated the website, Member Interests are back online. Collaborate with other members who are researching the same ancestors.
The Berkshire Record Office and Ancestry have teamed up to give free access to Berkshire's electoral registers, up to 1965, online FREE of charge
If you haven't claimed your Berkshire FHS member's discount on your Findmypast subscription, now's the time to do so because the 2020 discount code is available.
You asked for quicker ways to find the events organised by your Branch and in response, we have introduced two new filters.
Tiny St Nicholas Church, Sulham, was packed for the 2019 Remembrance Service where special tribute was paid to Winifred Helen Burtenshaw. The congregation heard the Revd Heather Parbury describe Winifred’s life before the outbreak of war and her subsequent service and tragic death as a VAD.
In the last week, nearly 4,000 new pages from the Newbury Weekly News and General Advertiser added to the British Newspaper Archive.
A new digital archive will allow people to delve into the pages of Maidenhead area local history, some going back more than 200 years.