Buckinghamshire Family History Society Open Day: Buckinghamshire's not-to-be-missed family history event is free. The many attractions for researchers will include the Society's full resources, including baptism, marriage, and burials databases. Let us help you find those elusive ancestors. There will be parish register transcripts and other Society publications for sale; advice from friendly, knowledgeable family historians; opportunity to meet guest societies from around the country; and lots of publishers and suppliers of data CDs, maps, books, software, and archival materials.
Free entry, and free parking at the venue. By bus from Aylesbury bus station take Arriva service 50 towards Wendover as far as Chaucer Drive, about eight minutes walk.
Buckinghamshire Family History Society Open Day at The Grange School in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire on Saturday, 28 July 2012.
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