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Saturday 21st March 2020 10.00am – 4.00pm Dorset Family History Society Day, Parkstone Grammar School, Poole

Friday 17th & Saturday 18th April 2020 Family Tree Live, Alexandra Palace London N22 7AY

Saturday 16th May 2020 FACHRS Annual Conference

Saturday 23rd May 2020 Family History, Local History and Heritage Societies Plus Crafts Fair, The PROACT Stadium 1866 Sheffield Rd, Chesterfield. S41 8NZ

Saturday 20th June 2020 10.00am – 4.30pm Yorkshire Family History Fair, York Racecourse, York, YO23 1EX

Friday 26th & Saturday 27th June 2020 The Genealogy Show, NEC, Birmingham B40 1NT

Saturday 25th July 2020 10.00am-4.00pm Buckinghamshire Family History Society Open Day, A Family and Local History Fair, The Grange School, Wendover Way, Aylesbury, HP21 7NH

Saturday 26th September 2020 10.00am – 4.30pm The Family History Show, London. Kempton Park Racecourse

Saturday 3rd October 2020 10.00am - 4.00pm Doncaster and District FHS, Family and Local History Fair with Craft Stalls, Doncaster Deaf Trust, Leger Way, Doncaster, DN2 6AY https://doncasterfhs.co.uk/event/ddfhs-family-local-history-fair-with-craft-stalls-2020/

Saturday 3rd October 2020 Oxfordshire Family History Fair, Marlborough Enterprise Centre, The Marlborough School, Shipton Road, Woodstock, Oxfordshire. OX20 1LP https://news.ofhs.org.uk/fair/

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Going beyond your family history

"Founded at a meeting of over 100 people at the Open University (OU) in Milton Keynes on 18 April 1998, FACHRS (it rhymes with "thatchers" or "crackers" - your pick!) was first suggested by Shirley Fisher a former student of OU Course DA301 Studying Family and Community History: 19th and 20th Centuries.

The aims of the Society are to promote and communicate research in family and community history, with a particular emphasis on the contribution of locally based micro-studies, especially through collaborative research. Over the years, major projects have resulted in books on the Swing Riots, 19th century Allotments, and Almshouses and a number of mini-projects that have proved immensely popular, with 30-40 per cent of Society members taking part."

Professor Michael Drake

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