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Help to find your ancestors

21 October 2008


Members of the public can get advice on how to research their family tree in High Town, Hereford this Saturday, October 25, between 10am and 4pm.

Staff from Herefordshire Council's archive service will be on hand at a caravan outside WH Smith to answer family history queries such as how to make a start on a family tree and how to find an elusive ancestor.

Senior archivist, Rhys Griffith, said: "The recent Who Do You Think You Are? BBC series has demonstrated the continuing popularity of family history.

"This event is an ideal opportunity for those who aren't sure how to begin to research their family tree to find out what help is available and what sources to use.

"You don't have to be a celebrity to have interesting ancestors," he added.

For those who are unable to visit the caravan on Saturday, contact Herefordshire council's archive service for advice on family history or with local history queries on 01432 260750 or email archives@herefordshire.gov.uk

Last Updated: 24 October 08
 
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