• Halstead Sunday
  • 5/14/2023-11:00
  • 5/14/2023-12:0
  • St. Peters Church, Burnley
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  • AGRA Conference
  • 9/8/2023-0:0
  • 9/9/2023-0:0
  • Downing College, Cambridge
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  • AGRA’s third conference, which is open to the general public not just the AGRA membership, will be held at Downing College, Cambridge, proudly sponsored by the Halsted Trust and others
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  • All About That Place
  • 9/22/2023-0:0
  • 10/1/2023-23:59
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  • Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Society for One-Place Studies, this unique event is spearheaded by the Society of Genealogists, the Society for One-Place Studies, Genealogy Stories, and the British Association for Local History. The event is sponsored by The Halsted Trust
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  • Families in British India 25 Year Conference
  • 09/27/2024-0:0
  • 09/29/2024-0:0
  • DoubleTree by Hilton Oxford Belfry
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  • Celebrate 25 years of FIBIS and further your family history research!
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  • Symposium on Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy
  • 6/6/2024-09:00
  • 6/7/2024-17:00
  • Collins Building, Room 205, 22 Richmond Street, Glasgow G1 1XH
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  • Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy (FIGG) is a novel interdisciplinary field using scientific and genealogical methods to generate intelligence leads for law enforcement since 2018.
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  • Secrets and Lies
  • 9/19/2025-14:30
  • 9/21/2025-15:30
  • Holiday Inn, Peterborough West
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  • This immersive event will delve deeper into the lesser-known stories of our ancestors.
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  • Gateway to the World
  • 4/25/2025-14:0
  • 4/27/2025-4:0
  • Holiday Inn, Liverpool City Centre
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  • Liverpool has a place in the family histories of millions of people across the world. Between 1830 and 1930 around nine million people set out from Liverpool for new lives, mainly in North America, Australia, and New Zealand. Perhaps someone in your research has connections with Liverpool? You may feel an affinity to the port even though you have never been there.</p> <p>The Guild’s 2025 conference will celebrate the city’s position as “Gateway to the World” and look at those who lived in or passed through the city in the past.
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