Wills for Family History

Keighley Local Studies Library 1 Albert Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Speaker: Jackie Depelle Perhaps the third most useful source after certificates and census, wills are a personal insight into relationships and possessions. Find indexes and associated records, order copies and read the documents.

Yorkshire’s Watermen

Speaker: David Scrimgeour Zoom Meeting: Virtual doors open at 7PM for the talk to commence at 7:30PM (Time Zone: Europe/London). Registration required. David is the founder of the Yorkshire Waterways … Read More

Great War Widows & Emigration Andrea Hetherington

Keighley Local Studies Library 1 Albert Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Speaker: Andrea Hetherington Talk commences at 19:30 Hours Monday, 8th April 2024

Life in the Dark

Keighley Local Studies Library 1 Albert Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Speaker: Richard Thompson Following an accident on the football field when he was 20 , he lost his sight but has worked all his life since that as a masseur. I am sure that he will inspire us. Doors open at 7PM for the tslk to commence at 7:30PM All Welcome, Members £1, Non-Members £3 … Read More

The Co-operative Movement

Keighley Local Studies Library 1 Albert Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Speaker: Stephen Caunce Doors open at 7PM for the talk to commence at 7:30PM All Welcome, Members £1, Non-Members £3 Please access by side door in Albert Street

Brackendale Mills – Researching Business Records

Keighley Local Studies Library 1 Albert Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Speaker: Sue Steel The talk is about how Sue researched John Raistrick & Sons, textile manufacturers based in Brackendale Mills, Thackley. What did I find and where. Sue has been researching her family history since 2006 and spent several years as a professional genealogist with AGRA. She is currently the Chairman of Bradford FHS, Deputy … Read More

The Annuals in our Attic

Speaker: Geoff Twentyman Geoff will be talking about a box of books from the 1940s and 1950s, offering nostalgia, social history, and background information on some of the authors and contributors. Doors open at 7PM for the talk to commence at 7:30PM All Welcome, Members £1, Non-Members £3 Please access by side door in Albert … Read More