2023 Meetings HOW? Speaker and Talk
Tuesday 4th April. HYBRID Anne Sharman, ‘The Lives of those born deaf and dumb in the 1840s’, it covers their education.family life and employment.
Tuesday 2nd May HYBRID. Denis Hill with his presentation on Victorian Housing. A view of how our ancestors lived.
Saturday 20th May 10am to 4pm GMT. St Thomas Centre Brampton, Our Own. Who Do You Think You Are, Showcase Event.
Tuesday 6th June HYBRID / speaker via Zoom Eric Jackson with The story of highwaymen in the 17th and 18thC
Tuesday 4th July. Steve Flinders: The Life & Times of Robert Bruce Napoleon Walker
Tuesday 1st August To be announced
Tuesday 5th September To be announced
Tuesday 3rd October HYBRID. Annual General Meeting
Tuesday 7th November Dr Janet Few with Son’s of the Soil
More information below> including registration for meetings and what is meant by HYBRID?
St Thomas Suite, St Thomas’s Church Brampton, Chesterfield S40 3AW
Eric Jackson presents via ZOOM ‘The story of highwaymen in the 17th and 18thC
6th of June 2023 –
Refreshments in the Hall from 7pm
Presentation to begin at 7:30 pm GMT prompt
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Our Meeting are Hybrid – What does this mean?
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Importance:- To be able to continue with live meeting they will need the support of those members who can attend live meeting in order to sustain them.
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