Historical Research Using British Newspapers

Historical Research Using British Newspapers

Historical Research Using British Newspapers originated as a byproduct of Denise Bates’ research into breach-of-promise cases and (separately) women in coal mines. Her talk covers the various steps involved in locating newspaper information about an ancestor and placing it in the context of the time. The talk is based primarily on the British Newspaper Archive.

Denise Bates is a Midlands-based writer on social and family history who has written three books and contributed to programmes on BBC Radio 4 and Channel 5.

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Date

08 Feb 2023

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Doors open 19:15
19:30 - 20:30

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Newbury Branch Webinar

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Newbury Branch Webinar
Zoom Video Conference
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Newbury Branch - Berkshire FHS
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  • Denise Bates Denise Bates Historian and writer.
    Denise Bates
    Denise Bates
    Historian and writer.

    Denise Bates is a Midlands-based writer on social and family history who has written three books and contributed to programmes on BBC Radio 4 and Channel 5, as well as publishing numerous articles in family history magazines. She has given talks to several family history societies and is a Family History Federation speaker.

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