West Middlesex Family History Society

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About us

This section of the website provides access to information about the Society as a whole.

See the Objectives page for our guiding objectives.

See Area of Interest for a list of the parishes that fall within our area, and the Parish Map page for the corresponding map.

A History of the Society page provides a brief summary of the main activities of society members since we started out in 1978.

The Contacting the Society page provides contact information for all members of the Society who have a specific role.

For prospective members an Invitation to join the Society page sets out the main benefits of membership, and the How to join the Society page provides access to the joining forms.

The Society is affiliated to the Federation of Family History Societies (FFHS). See the referenced page for what this means to the Society.

The logo of the Society was inspired by the blazon of the arms granted to the Middlesex County Council in 1910: Gules, three seaxes fessewise points to the sinister proper, pomels and hilts and in the centre chief point a Saxon crown or. The seaxes and red background have a much longer history, having been long associated with the Kingdom of the Middle and East Saxons.

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Society news

Notice Board

The Notice Board was last updated on 29th March 2024.

Next Meeting

Our next meeting is on Thursday 19th December 2024. This will be a hybrid Zoom meeting, we are the speakers. Members will talk briefly about some family history photo that is of interest. Refreshments and possibly a raffle are also planned.

Next Fair

Our next family history fair is the East Surrey Virtual Family History Fair on Saturday 25th January.

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Recent updates

22-Nov-2024

New image (and tip) of the month.

17-Nov-2024

We have joined Bluesky. The active icon appears on all our pages as a Quick Link.

9-Nov-2024

Committee minutes for September 2024 now added to Members Area.

4-Nov-2024

Thanks to Lesley Kinch, all journals are now fully digitised. Enjoy.

19-Oct-2024

New image (and tip) of the month.

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