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Off the Shelf: The Beginner's Guide to Starting Family History with Mary Turner

From: 15 October 2008

To: 15 October 2008

Woodseats Library Chesterfield Road Sheffield

Off the Shelf: The Beginner's Guide to Starting Family History with Mary Turner

From 2pm to 3.30pm

Are you toying with the idea of exploring your family history but unsure how to start?

Mary Turner will explain the fascination of family history and guide you through the first stages of your research.

Your family history is out there waiting to be discovered.

Event is free but places must be booked in advance.

Places can be booked on 0114 293 0411

Woodseats Library
Chesterfield Road
Sheffield
S8 0SH

Phone: 0114 293 0411

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