Are you researching Quaker ancestors—or wondering whether your family tree might contain a hidden connection to the Society of Friends? If so, our upcoming webinar, “Quaker Family History and Records,” offers a fascinating opportunity to discover more about Quaker history, culture and the wealth of records available to family historians. Quakerism has a distinctive history […]

The latested issue of the Scribbler is now available here. All the available past Newsletters can be found by following our newdedicated link in the Members menu – “Newsletters”.

WikiTree is a free, worldwide genealogy website built around the idea of creating one shared family tree. Rather than each researcher maintaining a completely separate tree, members can contribute information, sources, photographs and family knowledge to a common tree. This collaborative approach can be particularly valuable when researching a surname that appears in many branches […]

Join in our Panel Discussion on Saturday 18th July at 4pm UK time as we explore the UK's three official journals of record offer an entirely different dimension of discovery. To book free tickets for all our upcoming events, follow The Surname Society on Eventbrite. Every family historian is familiar with the census and parish […]

Join our webinar this Saturday, 16th May at 16:00 UK time. http://bit.ly/3D1sF17 This month we will be hearing from Simon Davies, founder of online archiving and community provider, WeAre.xyz.  WeAre.xyz is a space designed to with genealogists in mind, offering an interactive platform for building a living family archive—a place to store, organize, and share […]